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Newspaper
Wenatchee Daily World
Location
Wenatchee, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1910
Page
6
Memorial Day rites persist as veterans and families honor fallen comrades with flowers and flags. Since 1868 Logan’s order guides nationwide observances, with processions, prayers, music, and eulogies marking cemeteries and unforgotten graves through every year.
Notices posted for sale of Loop Loop allotments at Malott on July 20 with sealed proposals to Capt. Webster at Miles. Local items include injuries, council appointment of Chris Penn, visits, operations, stage line return of Jimmie McKinley, Masons banquet, new Alta Vista addition by W. Herrmann, Pioneer Realty reps, and T. J. McHugh building plans. Funeral for a 29 year old with burial in Glenn Elyn, Illinois.
Barlow a bookkeeper for Columbia Valley Bank died at home yesterday afternoon from typhoid fever. He had rheumatism prior to illness and moved here from J. J. Browne Spokane office to take the local post. He leaves a wife and four month old baby. his mother arrived from Chicago last Saturday. He carried $1000 in insurance and had purchased F. D. Chase property in the south end.
An old illustration shows a cradle from medieval times and a tale of Mohammed Bey’s dethronement in Tunis. The beys of Tunis and Algiers chase the philosopher’s stone myth, prompting a reminder that wealth comes from disciplined work turning common materials into value.
A brief description outlines an ancient betting hand game with odd or even bean counting among children, plus multiple riddles and a poem. The text repeats old quips about opera unhappiness, a curate, mirrors, and a map joke, then notes Cinderella traditions and a French translator error. It ends with a Chicago News poem about a purple mist fairy in a blue bell heart.
St Louis June 1 Former Governor Joseph W Folk is expected to announce at a banquet whether he will seek the United States senate or reserve for the 1912 democratic presidential nomination The Missouri democratic league hosts the event, with leaders from across the state present and speculation already focused on Folk candidacy for the senate alongside other nominees for 1912.
Marriage licenses were issued to F. L. Peters and Nettie Orcutt, both residents of Dryden, signifying formalizing their union.
Partial OCR notes indicate daily service for Trains 381 and 382 except Sundays and free service for Trains 48 and 44. No additional details or context provided.
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