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Newspaper
Wenatchee Daily World
Location
Wenatchee, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1908
Page
2
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The county horticultural association pressed for a county fruit inspector and deputies to supervise and teach fruit growers. Leaders argued several inspectors are needed to reach new growers, prevent pests, and ensure proper spraying. the current plan for rigid fruit inspection at shipment remains.
The excerpt argues for early pest control by farmers, suggesting special inspectors be drawn from local orchardists and not paid by the county. It highlights public debate, urging commissioners to act to keep fruit products at high standards, while noting music’s curious link to hair growth and instrument types.
U Rousseau announces a new meat market in the former Central Market building offering fresh and salt meats poultry and fish with full lines and guaranteed satisfaction. Call for details.
Sir William Treloar recalled nervousness at his first duty as chair man and sought his wife's counsel. Her quip about sitting in the chair became his guiding rule. A London gossip column notes his adherence to the advice.
A Cleveland Leader fragment shows a woman asking about selling “beautiful thoughts of your soul” and a poet replying he rarely earns more than 50 cents for such pieces, underscoring economic hardship in art.
A brief exchange unfolds as voices confirm a person’s presence and absence in a Kansas City Journal note. The dialogue hints at social intrigue while preserving anonymity through indirect naming. Modern readers encounter a mood of witty civility and playful secrecy.
A playful remark notes the hippopotamus skin is over three inches thick and adds that beauty isn’t skin deep in a witty aside attributed to Fostonei.
Otto T. Hoag and Grace Boyles wed at the groom's parents’ home five miles west of Chelan at noon on New Year’s Day. Hoag is son of O A Hoag a Chelan real estate man and Boyles is daughter of farmer F M Boyles of Howard Flat. The couple are highly esteemed with friends noting the union.
Effective November 1 1906 the UP river line leaves Wenatchee 5 00 a m Orondo 8 00 a m Entiat 8 30 a m Chelan Falls 12 00 m Pateros 6 00 p m arriving Brewster 6 00 p m Down river departs Brewster 4 00 a m Pateros 4 20 a m Chelan Falls 8 30 a m Entiat 9 30 a m Orondo 10 00 a m arrives Wenatchee 12 00 a m Steamer from Wenatchee Bridgeport trains Monday Wednesday Friday mornings returning Bridgeport same night. Additional note irrigation lake Chelan district.
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