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Newspaper
Wenatchee Daily World
Location
Wenatchee, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1906
Page
2
The notice lists second class matter at Wenatchee Washington and subscription rates. One year by mail in advance five dollars six months by mail in advance two dollars fifty delivered by carrier per week ten cents.
A compilation of editorials and humorous lines from 1906 discusses public policy, presidential campaigns, Norwegian votes in America, Indiana political restraint, LaFollette’s meatless diet, and a cabinet officials joke. The items reflect press commentary and political humor of the era.
Mothers seek novel amusements for young children and find a lively animal party plan. Invitations feature animal pictures, and games include a blindfolded “blind man” with a toy whip, a tailless fox tail pinning game, and a wolf and lamb circle challenge. Supper area uses toy buffaloes and Indian dolls with toy revolvers and flags for decor.
An afternoon party centers on a large toy bear and china animal sets for children. A wild animal hunt in another room hides animals with children's names, awarding gifts. misnamed animals are buried and rehidden. The aim is plenty of toys and a joyful, memorable ending.
Hundreds of prospective settlers gather in Billings Montana to await the Crow reservation drawing opening July 16 for settlement. Many offer inducements for the first chance to claim desirable tracts on the roughly million acre land, with final entry order tied to the drawing.
The July 3 report notes failure of Senate to confirm the isthmian canal commission. President appoints a new board with T. P. Shonte as chairman and John F. Stevers, Gov. E. Magoon, Brig. Gen. P. C Haines Mordecai Endisott and Ren. M. Harrod among the commissioners.
Separvieir Fred Nichols told the board of supervisors that city hall is a total wreck and must be razed following the earthquake and fire. The building cost $7,000,000.
Miss Gladys Manley introduces The Pringle Co presenting The Diamond Robbery at Wenatchee Theater. Harry Pringle leads an acclaimed cast with Florence Pringle Edith Fletcher and Charles Royal delivering strong performances. The company promises audience pleasure with cooling amenities and a varied bill for the week including Love and War tonight Yankee Doodle Boy tomorrow.
For sale five and ten acre tracts offered by J. B. Mooney and Co. of the area. Close in prices and favorable terms. Real estate notice notes available parcels and contact details for purchase inquiries.
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