World and Advance World Contest Promises Alaska Trip
Districts in Wenatchee area select winners in a contest offering a first class Alaska trip for three districts. Voters earn votes through subscriptions and ballot clippings, with daily tallies at 9 am. Advertisements urge readers to subscribe and save on plumbing services.
Three Regional Contests Offer Alaska Trips in World Poll
The World conducts three separate contests for young women voters in districts 1 2 and 3 with top vote getters earning a round trip to Alaska plus all travel comforts. Enthu siasm rises daily as new candidates enter and subscriptions influence vote counts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alaska
Salt Lake City visit urged for travelers eastward
The article praises Salt Lake City as a must see on the way east, notes the Oregon Railroad and Navigation Company line via Spokane and the Oregon Short Line and Union Pacific as the only route through the city, and suggests winter trips to California or farm land deals with agents E. E. Ellis and William McMurray. It also mentions Elijah Shelton from Salem, A. R. Smith from Wenatchee seeking Soap Lake cures, and local plans to install telegraph wire from King ranch to Charles B. Reed's with crews to dig poles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake City
Oregon Ailroad & Navigation Company
Spokane
Oregon Short Line
Union Pacific
California
E. E. Ellis
First Avenue
Seattle
Wash
William McMurray
Portland
Ore
Malaga
Shelton
Salen
Capital Nursery Company
Salem
A. R. Smith
Wenatchee
Soap Lake
Smith
King Ranch
Charles B. Reed
Cyril Balch
C. B. Reed
Noah
Ed Cook
Ellensburg
Drowned or Missing Connors Tracked From Waterville
The Douglas County Press reports Mr. Connors lived in Waterville near the cemetery last summer. He bought a horse in Waterville, then went to Chelan where he sold it for 25 dollars. Officers searched for him as he headed toward the Columbia river and was traced to the Chelan river where the trail disappeared into swift water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas County
Connors
Waterville
Julius Betcher
George Cook
Mr. Betcher
Chelan
Columbia River
Chelan River
Slippery river passage leads to missing person report
A supposition states a man tried to wade the river and was carried into the Columbia by currents. Boats were questioned but he did not board any listed passage. Social and Personal Column notes the phone number 1131 while Gem Cafe promises good meals. Wenatchee Plumbing & Heating Co. urges buyers to use their phone 263.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia River
Wenatchee Plumbing & Heating Co
Church Services Announced Across Local Faiths
First Baptist Bible school at 10 a.m. B Y P A 6 30 p m preaching 11 a.m. and 7 30 p m morning service sermon and our Lord s supper evening heart treasure Bible study Thursday 7 30 p m all invited. Methodist Sunday services 11 a m 7 30 p m morning subject paying investment evening law in the heart Sunday school 10 a m Junior League 3 p m Ep worth League 6 30 p m all invited. Presbyterian Bible school 9 45 a m morning worship 11 a m Christian Endeavor 6 30 p m mission closing 7 30 p m Rev J Robertson Macartney to speak four services. Catholic first mass 8 a m solemn high mass 10 a m daily mass 8 a m. Do you want to sell quick advertise in the Daily World.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Heart
E. O. Jessup
Methodist Church
Epworth
Presbyterian Church
Christian Endeavor Society
J. Robertson Macartney
Bellingham
Macartney
MO. W. Berger
Daily World
Port Jervis News Stand Dog Turns Profit
A loyal common shepherd dog assists a Port Jervis news stand by fetching papers and even handling the cash register while the proprietor was ill. The clever animal allegedly made change and drew customers before a lead quarter changed the mood. The dog remains living at the time of the Boston Post report. A separate quote from Congressman Charles Landis recalls farm life from daylight to dark with horses, provender, and eventual relief after losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Jervis
N. Y
Boston Post
Congressman Charles Landis
Modern Woodmen Play Delights Cashmere Audience
The Modern Woodmen of Cashmere staged The Old Dairy Homestead to a full house with strong performances. W G Torrence made a vivid Weary Willie, A H Mohler impressed as a hayseed, and Ben Wade stood out as the villain. Families cope with local illness as Mrs Charles Hinton and sister Mrs Tompkins assist. Fruit growers in Cashmere package and ship large red apples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cashmere
Modern Woodmen
W. G. Torrence
Willie
Bert McManus
Mr. Garvin
Charles Hinton
Tompkins
Bellingham
Also Mentioned on This Page
Orondo Avenue
City of
Wilson Creek
Peshastin
Leavenworth
Entiat
P. O
Contest Department of the World
Wenatchee Plumbing and Heating Co
The
Huby Weeb
Jessie Wilson
Vida Alrey
Anna Sumner
Pearl Whisnand
Bessie Graham
Faun Wells
Wesies Pa
Edna Winchell
Dora Inscho
Sevceeves
Zelma Reeves
Renee
Bessie Fisher
Minnie Wilson
Mildred Hollenbeck
Grace Black
Seenien Seeasreeeee
Olive H. Stewart
Quincy Face
Des Vale Ee
Mae Murdock
Maud Pruett
Chelan Ee
Jessie Kinney
Ruby Delong
Francis Fisher
Orondo
Delia Tompkins
Eva Jones
Ida Ringstedt
Effie Alexander Tere Reese
Mabel Beaseley
Wenatchee. Wash
Gem Cafe
H. L. Beightol
Woman's Exchange
Just
B. J. Tiffany
Wenatchee Hotel
Wenatchee Vineyards
Warren & Littleton
W. R. Prowell
Mission Street
James H. McGahan
Washington
Mr. Duffy