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Newspaper
Wenatchee Daily World
Location
Wenatchee, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1908
Page
2
Wenatchee's daily life shows a shifting social scene as new residents replace familiar faces. The town's rapid growth produces frequent introductions and a metropolitan feel, with old residents noting the changing makeup of the community.
Citizens criticized Wenatchee circus and attraction prices double the usual nationwide rate. Officials suggested a sliding license fee tied to admission to deter excessive charges and align with practices in other cities.
A Spokane paper criticizes a rich Lincoln County man who refused to disclose landholdings while seeking tuition remission for his children. A Ravenna benefactor plans a Fourth of July gift to the Children’s Home society on his own land, saying wealth fades next life’s joy, not his generosity. The piece contrasts selfish accumulation with communal obligation, urging a life spent in sane generosity and social return.
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The Echo rebuts Mr. Field on land entry in forest reserves. Investigations show most rejections were justified, noting some applicants sought land for timber rather than farming. The piece criticizes large 160 acre bids and supports smaller parcels for true settlers, urging vigilance against land grabbers.
The piece lists state officials for Washington and a schedule of local events in Wenatchee including council meetings, a public concert, regional celebrations, and summer school. It warns of rising anti-Japanese sentiment and urges swift action to curb perceived threats to the city.
The candidacy of Judge I A Navarre of Wenatchee for state land commissioner is gaining support across the state. Press notices indicate he is the likely choice among aspirants, possessing qualifications and a record of honesty. Chelan County supported Navarre, praising his past service and pride in presenting him to voters.
Chicago reports an annular solar eclipse on June 28 lasting from 8 40 a m to near noon. The event will show Mercury Venus Mars Neptune and Jupiter near the sun and may not recur for hundreds of years. Astronomers also track Arcturus approaching Earth at over 300000 miles per second.
Jack O Connor calls Clarence Smith to mobilize a crew for hauling a trunk. Smith arrives with his team but the trunk remains unfetched as the exchange humorously references a trunk being on an elephant. The piece ends by noting Wenatchee Drug Company ice cream.
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