Wenatchee Daily World Masthead Details
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Perot
Beint
Daily Ily World Building
Wenatchee
Washington
Farmers Phone
Commercial Club Sends Rep to Coeur d Alene
The Wenatchee valley hosts a strategic move by the local commercial club to reach homeseekers amid mass registration in Coeur d Alene. The action aims to attract visitors to North Central Washington by meeting potential settlers where they gather, boosting regional attention and future visitor numbers.
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Coeur d'Alene
Commercial Club
Washington
Wenatchee Valley
Water Supply Sufficient for City’s Needs
Water Commissioner Sherburne announces facilities to furnish water are adequate for all purposes. The order promises a purer water supply and enables beautification projects citywide, reviving parched lawns and allowing trees and greenswards to enhance Wenatchee’s streets and avenues.
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Sherburne
Wenatchee
North Central Washington Shows Regional Progress and Prospects
The Wenatchee area leads a broad regional growth with over one million dollars in improvements and expanding irrigation projects. New settlers in up-river districts spur demand for better business and residential facilities as orchards come into bearing, boosting prosperity and signaling imminent railroad upgrades.
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Wenatchee
Washington
Daily World
Methow
Okanogan
Upper Columbia
Governor ousts State Highway Chief Snow in public move
Governor M E Hay announced at the Washington Hotel Annex that State Highway Commissioner Joseph M Snow is removed for the public good. He said the change aims to secure a more capable leader as road funding rises to a 750000 dollar levy and projects expand.
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Seattle
Joseph M. Snow
M. E. Hay
Washington Hotel
Snow
This Date in History July 27
July 27 entries note births and deaths of figures such as Dr. John Warren and Alexander Dumas the younger, major historical events including the fall of Robespierre, state sieges, telegraph and cable milestones, and international incidents like the China Japan war declaration and a Chinese vessel sinking with hundreds drowned.
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John Warren
Joseph Warren
Roxbury
Mass
Boston
Robispierre
New Orleans
Alexander Dumas
Paris
John Judson Bagley
Michigan
San Francisco
Medina
N. Y
China
Japan
Iowa
Professor Abel Lefranc of Paris blooms in French studies
Professor Abel Lefranc born July 27 1863 in Elincourt Sainte Marguerite France began schooling in Noyon entered Ecole des Chartes in Paris and studied at Sorbonne He earned a German Austrian fellowship in 1886 traveled and studied at Leipzig and Berlin before returning to France to focus on French Renaissance studies He visited Harvard for the Hyde Lectures last year.
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Abel Lefranc
College de France
Paris
Elincourt-Sainte-Marguerite
France
Noyon
Eecole Des Chartes
Sorbonne
Germany
Austria
Leipsic
Berlin
Lefranc
United States
Hyde
Harvard University
Change in Entiat Mail Service Delays Boat Mail Deliveries
The post office department ordered carriers to wait for the boat mail for the Farris post office and Star route deliveries. This should improve Entiat valley service as carriers no longer leave before boat mail arrives, preventing daily papers from arriving two days late.
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Postoffice Department
Farris
Entiat Valley
Farm loan examiner to visit Friday morning
The examiner for farm loans representing John A. Gellatly will be here Friday morning. Applicants seeking loans must file at the Chelan County Abstract company office to have lands examined by the examiner.
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John A. Gellatly
Chelan County Abstract Company
Miss Doris M. Jones Ranks Sixth in P I Scholarship Race
Miss Doris M. Jones, the Red Apple girl candidate for the P. I. scholarship, now sits sixth with 100,000 votes. The leader, a Seattle candidate, holds 200,700 votes.
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Doris M. Jones
P.I
Seattle
Duffy Cigar Stand Secures Coast League Game Reports
The Duffy cigar stand has arranged to receive Coast league game reports each afternoon after games. Local fans eagerly watch these timely summaries for scores and outcomes.
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Duffy Cigar Stand
Eczema Lodges In The Skin Not a Blood Disease Cure Found
A medical notice attributes eczema to a skin disease, not blood, and credits Dr. D. D. Dennis with discovering the eczema germ. It says he formulated a liquid oil of wintergreen thymol glycerine compound to kill the germ and heal the skin by sinking into the pores.
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D. D. Dennis
Germany
France
Dennis
D. D. D. Prescription Endorsed By Wenatchee Drug Co
An editorial note extols D. D. D. Prescription for skin disease relief. Washing with the solution soothes the itch and helps scales drop away, with the remedy described as having proven absolute merit and worth.
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Wenatchee Drug Co
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