Wenatchee World Missing Word Ad Contest
City readers are invited to participate in a missing word advertising game run by the Wenatchee Daily World. Contest starts Saturday with first prize of a dollar awarded Monday evening. readers must read the ads, locate the missing words, and win the reward. Address entries to Andy Brown in care of the Wenatchee World.
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Wenatchee Daily World
Andy Brown
Wenatchee World
George R. Wilson
Okanogan Street
Daily World
Laborers and Carpenters Wanted for Bridge Work
Several years with the King Optical Co. of Spokane and Mr. Hess trained in Germany. Men Wanted. Some good laborers and carpenters wanted at once for work on the bridge. Phone John Gerrick.
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King Optical Cc
Spokane
Hess
Germany
John Gerrick
Moving Pictures at Theater and Hit Song
Last night at the theater The Vidascope pictures drew a good sized audience and reviews praised the show. Mr Humphries sang Dear Old Dixie to strong applause, signaling strong public interest and affordable prices for evening entertainment.
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Dixie
Mr. Humphries
Last Jingle Day Notice From Andy Brown
Andy Brown announces Saturday as the final Jingle Day and urges readers to submit jingles promptly for a chance at easy money. He remains busy reading incoming jingles and asks friends to participate before the deadline.
Notice of Impounding and Sale of Stock in Wenatchee
Notice by the Poundmaster and Marshal of the City of Wenatchee that a sorrel horse weight 850 with a white facial stripe white hind legs a triangle brand on the right hip and a cross on the left hip was found running at large within city limits on January 1 1908. Impounding costs total $3.50 with daily accruing costs of 50 cents thereafter. A sale will be held as provided by law to recover fees.
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City of
Wenatchee
Public Auction of Impounding Stock in Wenatchee
Impounding stock to be sold at public auction for cash to the highest bidder on January 18, 1908, to cover accrued fees costs and charges. J. Ferguson, Poundmaster and City Marshall of Wenatchee, notes ten percent of the sale amount.
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Stoc
J. ©. Ferguson
Poundmaster
City of
Wenatchee
Sudden Encounters and Oddities in a Busy Day
A minister is asked to join a stroll, a four year old girl seeks her father and uses the minister, and other brief items include a warning about poison on shelves, fog on London streets, Pacific cruiser expectations, and reflections on reform football rules amid early snow and anti trust chatter.
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Marjory
Papa
Scrap Book And The Tomb Of Napoleon
An American tours Napoleon's tomb as a guide details the sarcophagus steel receptacle leaden casket mahogany coffin. The man quips that if Napoleon ever escapes, he should be cable notified at the American's expense. Also includes verses and a story about Gear and a Quaker meeting influencing a vote.
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Napoleon
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Transfeco
Illion
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Wenatchee Plumbing and Heating Company
Columbia Valley Bank Bldg
Wiester’s Department Store
J. S. Mooney & CO
Mascot Cigar Store
Hotel Roosevelt
J. J. Griffith
Whitson
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S. T. Wells
Doctor Saunders
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Fluharty Bros
Wenatchee Business College
Golden Rule Bazaar of
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Wenatchee Bazaar
Washington
J. Wolff
Chewawa
Mr. Wolff
George
London
Bob Evans
Pacific
Antitrust
Elizabeth Barrett Browning
Gear
Iowa
Congress
Mr. Gear
Temperance Society
Guarantee Fund Life Association
Tacoma, Washington
H. J. Kimmel
South King Street
U. F. Lake Wenatchee,Wash
W. M. Rice
Leavenworth Liveryman
Chelan
Rice the Liveryman
Rock Island Warehouse Co
Wenatchee Avenue
Palouse Jt
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