War’s Horror Spurs Thought On Peace and The Hague
A Wenatchee newspaper column notes Italy’s distress and the world’s reaction to calamity. It discusses warfare as a last resort, praises growing humanity, and cites The Hague tribunal as evidence of a shift toward averting war through reason and reflection.
Bok Attacks Comic Newspaper Supplement
Edward Bok condemns the comic supplement in the Ladies' Home Journal as insipid and injurious. He argues it lacks refinement and uplifting value, notes editors pander to demand, and sees similar fate awaiting such material as public taste shifts away from indecency.
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Edward Bok
The
Ladies’ Home Journal
State City plan for a capital and institutions resists local jealousy
The Tacoma Daily News discusses a proposed State City to house the capital and all state institutions. It notes practical obstacles, costs, and local opposition in existing states, arguing such a unified complex might be ideal yet impractical given current conditions and jealousies.
Peshastin Happenings and Local Affairs 1909
Local notes from Peshastin report improving health of Lora Hendricks after typhoid fever. Debates at the New New Year meeting address immigration and a proposed postal savings bank. Land sales show rising prices with Krauze selling seven and a half acres at 1000 per acre. Community talks of a Fruit Growers union and a new steel Wenatchee river bridge. Meeker brothers suffer a milk delivery accident. one horse injured. Visits from Seattle residents and Wenatchee outings noted. A new church nearing completion and local officials plan road work. Temperance leader Hester T Griffith urges birth education and public school instruction to curb crime and disease, citing 93,000 affected children.
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United States
Congress
Krauze
Peshastin
Herman Meeker
George Hauber
Hoxey
Meeker Brothers
Leavenworth
Anna
Seattle
Scannel
Puyallup
Louis Meeker
Frank Griffith
Wenatchee
Quigg
Wenatchee River
Daily World
O. K
Old Strong Bank Promises 4 Percent Semiannual Interest
The notice advertises a savings plan with 4 percent interest compounded semiannually and invites readers to save and deposit. Miss Elouise Scheble departed for Seattle for an extended visit, with friends seeing her off at the train.
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Elouise Scheble
Seattle
Be It Enacted on Marriage Licenses in California
Los Angeles January 4 The proposed law requires the state board of health to issue a free book of instructions on parental physiological and psychological laws with each marriage license. The draft aims for next legislature to pass the statute and make pamphlets compulsory.
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Los Angeles
State of
California
State Board of Health
Toledo youth murderer sentenced to life in prison
The Toledo case reports a jury sparing the juvenile killer with life imprisonment after convicting him of murdering his mother with a hammer for robbery. The New York World comments on the case, noting the youth’s age as the sole mitigating factor.
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Toledo
New York World
Savings Offer at Columbia Valley Bank Opens New Year
Start the year with a savings account at Columbia Valley Bank. Any deposit made before January 10 earns interest from January 1 at four percent payable semi annually.
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Columbia Valley Bank
Washington Farm Crops Value Report Highlights Wheat Lead
The 1908 cereal crops in Washington are valued at 27.7 million dollars with total seven-crop value reaching 42.0 million. Winter wheat tops at 11.6 million, spring wheat 10.7 million, oats 4.14 million, hay 9.23 million, barley 3.01 million, rye 0.52 million, corn 0.35 million. Wheat crops total 22.27 million. hay 9.23 million. Rye, potatoes, and corn yields given with per bushel and ton values. Potatoes 4.56 million bushels at 67 cents each. Hay 1.4 million tons at 7.10 dollars per ton.
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Washington
Bureau of Statistics
Department of Agriculture
Minesota
North
South Dakota
Michigan
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Iowa
California
Loan offer on city and farm security by J. A. Gellatly
A loan advertisement states several thousand dollars available to borrow on approved city and farm security. Lender identified as J. A. Gellatly.
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J. A. Gellatly
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P. J. Jensen
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C. H. Merritt
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Wenatchee Business College
School of Quality
Griggs’ Block
Wenatchee Department Store