Two Building Lots on Wenatchee Avenue Offered
Near a 90 foot wide lot valued around 1500 dollars free of stone, the property could be split into two fine building lots. The Daily World promotes itself as the logical advertising medium in Central Washington for busy merchants delivering quick returns.
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Malaga Notes Recap and Local Moves
W G Perry returns from the Sound as ice on Mud Lake remains thin and snow drenched. A rock fired through the express office window. the fugitive remains at large. William Reid and Albert Pratten haul hay for Joe Green of Seattle. Steven Smith transports pews to Wenatchee for Adventist church, crafted by Samuel Gulick. Rev Adams fills schoolhouse nights. S J McEldowney loses a valued horse. Ed Algyn returns from Sound points. Gulick Oleson departs for Albany Oregon. Wright returns with more household goods.
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Sound
Express
William Reid
Albert Pratten
Joe Green
Seattle
L. W. Smart
Smart Bros
Steven Smith
Wenatchee
Adventist Church
Samuel Gulick
Rev. Adams
S. J. McEldowney
Ed. Algyn
Sound Points
Gulick Oleson
Albany
Oregon
Mr. Wright
Gem Cafe Expands to Serve More Patrons
Ed Seaman enlarges Gem Cafe to add four tables and increase seating. Nebraskans to hold a public love feast to get acquainted. Anyone who has lived in Nebraska is asked to contact Williams & Grimshaw at phone 102.
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Notice of Annual Meeting of Wenatchee Valley Growers
Notice states the Wenatchee Valley Fruit Growers Association will hold its annual meeting in Bower Hall Wenatchee Washington on Monday January 27 1908 at 10 oclock forenoon. Proxy written and filed with the secretary. By M O Tibbits president and E T Balch secretary.
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Wenatchee Valley Fruit Growers’ Association
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E. T. Balch
Stranger's welcome falls short in Wenatchee letter
A recent arrival writes that Wenatchee greeted him with cold treatment and suspicion. He notes strangers face stares and little help or information from locals, saying progressives would welcome visitors. He closes by offering $5 for a one year World subscription.
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Wenatchee
Wiester's store praised for variety and cheap goods
Jingle extols Wiester's store with appealing clerks and good weights. It claims the shop offers pure food and a range of goods for men and women at surprisingly cheap prices, inviting all to visit. The verse repeats cheerfully about hats, shoes, and ladieswear.
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Wenatchee Business College Seeks Winter Attendees
Young people interested in attending Wenatchee Business College this winter can find work to defray expenses. Write to the college at once for several positions for both young women and men to pursue a complete course in commercial instruction. Also note John A. Gellatly offers securities and title loans at ten percent annually.
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