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Newspaper
Wenatchee Daily World
Location
Wenatchee, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1909
Page
4
The notice lists the Wenatchee Washington Daily World building contact lines and roles including Publisher Editor Advertising Manager main office. It also notes second class post office entry and subscriptions with rates for one year six months and carrier delivered weekly pricing.
The commercial club adopts Ira D. Edwards slogan You ll do better in Wenatchee along with The Home of the Big Red Apple to attract visitors to Wenatchee and its environs. Management actively plans to catch northwest visitors attention with badges pamphlets and promotional material.
The article cites the Okanogan Record noting Wenatchee’s geographical position makes it a coming city for jobbing trade. It emphasizes growth potential tied to up-river development and a transfer of business leadership guiding a bright future for the industry.
Population growth in North Central Washington has spurred improvements in mail service. Daily service between here and Bridgeport replaces twice weekly delivery, and En tiat carrier schedules will wait for cooler morning hours. Congressman Poindexter and Senator Jones support reasonable requests for better service.
County Auditor Godfrey prints many hunters licenses as the season opens next month. The article notes game fund sufficiency, trout and fishing limits, bounties for certain predators, license fees for residents and non residents, and open seasons for birds and big game with specific dates and restrictions. Hal E. Rogers and wife from La Verne, Iowa, arrived for a short valley stay.
The entry lists notable historical milestones with dates across 1789 to 1898 including the Pittsburg Gazette’s first issue, Buenos Ayres capture, Commodore Bainbridge’s death, Carducci’s birth, Mary Anderson de Navarro, Four Mile Creek battle, and the fourteenth amendment’s ratification.
Ballington Booth born July 28 1859 in Brighouse England son of William Booth founder of the Salvation Army led its US branch after 1887 and later founded the Volunteers of America expanding nationwide Dissensions with his father led to a change in leadership and the rise of the VOA Chamberlain's Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy praised by R N Farrar of Cat Island La for relief in 1907 and 1902 era sales noted.
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