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Newspaper
Wenatchee Daily World
Location
Wenatchee, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1909
Page
5
The pest, a tiny mite misnamed red spider, infests many fruit trees and berry vines in the valley. It attaches to leaves with webs, drains sap, and causes leaf drop. Control methods include heavy summer washes like black leaf and kerosene emulsion. in greenhouses, frequent high pressure water sprayings break webs and drown insects.
The Daily World issued a clarification noting omissions in yesterday’s valley improvements story. It lists John Godfrey and H. L. Wiester as fine spring homes overlooked, and mentions twenty thousand dollars in Farmers Telephone Company improvements omitted.
At the home of F Sterling on Walla Walla street De Witt Schnack and Charles Nelson were surprised by a party of young folks in honor of their 19th birthday. Refreshments were served and a merry time enjoyed by all.
Charles Sinaluger of East Wenatchee died last night at Hillman near Seattle. Mrs. Sinaluger and his infant son left for Seattle on the early morning train. The son in law of Dr. W. H. Stocker was this local resident.
R W Bryant has bought Geo Hutton's half interest in the harness shop on Wenatchee Avenue and will run the business independently.
Alma Knowles came home yesterday after a three weeks stay at the fair, sharing tales of exhibits and rides.
Washington department workers face an efficiency report ordered by Secretary Nagel revealing about one in ten clerks as inefficient. The piece notes political influence in public service, civil service reform gains, and a push toward civil pensions amid new state residency examinations and hiring limits to curb district crowding.
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