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Newspaper
Wenatchee Daily World
Location
Wenatchee, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1906
Page
2
Public notice from Wenatchee Washington indicating second class mailing status and listing main office address at the Columbia Valley Bank Building with a Farmers Phone contact.
A compilation of brief quotations from multiple papers dated July 24 1906. It touches on Nephritis as a penalty for heat, European appetites, Taft’s presidential prospects, a prediction about lawyers 800 years ahead, Toledo magnate bail, Canadian royal visit, and Canadian holiday fears.
At Woods Hall Mass on July 24 Professor I A Feld of Harvard hosted an informal supper for wage earners and biologists. The menu featured devil fish or squid, fried and pickled snail, whelk chowder, sand lance, and other dishes while the professor urged cheap, new food sources for workers.
Congressman Nicholas Longworth and Mrs. Longworth escaped injury after their car failed steering near Woertberg Bavaria. The vehicle went off the road, overturned into a ditch, but they reached Bayreuth by carriage and then train for the opera opening.
At a clergy gathering Bishop Lawrence recounts a story of Mrs Thatcher a gossip in a congregation who mocked others. The clergyman fearing her remarks fled but returned later and asked his wife if the gossiping woman had left. The wife answered yes Mrs Thatcher is here still.
Notice to shippers announces weekly service from Wenatchee to Spokane every Monday and Thursday at 6 p m with arrival 10 a m next day. A refrigerated car runs westward each Wednesday at 3 p m for local perishable shipments and calls to place ads for funds tied up.
Sealed bids for clearing grading and surfacing State road No 3 Red Mountain road will be received by Chelan County Commissioners until 2 00 p m August 1906. Plans at County Auditor office. Bid items include clearing by mile grading by cubic yard surfacing by square yard corduroying by lineal foot and small bridging by lump structure. Contract complete by September 1908. 10 percent certified check required. Right to reject bids reserved. Dated Wenatchee July 28 1908 by Auditor A Gellatly.
A Chinese proverb advises self critique in the early night hours and judgment of others as sleep nears. The saying frames two halves of the night as a guide to personal reflection and social perception.
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