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Wenatchee Daily World

Location

Wenatchee, Washington, United States of America

Date

Jun 02, 1909

Page

2

Daily World publication and contact details

The Daily World publication details list W. S. Trimble as publisher and R. R. Ellinwood as editor. Advertising manager is noted, with the Wenatchee, Washington main office at the Daily World Building and a Farmers phone number. Subscriptions are outlined with annual and semiannual rates and carrier delivery options.

W. S. Trimble R. R. Ellinwood the World Advance Publishing Co Rufus Woods Daily World Building Wenatchee Washington Farmers

James J Hill warns at expo on social life decline

James J Hill said the exposi tion opening speech highlights how American social life has become overlaid with vulgar prodigality luxury and insincerity. He argues society has departed from old time simplicity and hospitality and surrendered individuality to mass conventions eroding core character.

James J. Hill Hill

Wenatchee Should Become a Wholesale Center

An editorials argues North Central Washington unity supports Wenatchee creating wholesale houses to aid Okanogan region. It urges the Commercial club to attract capital for a wholesale grocery, notes expected lower freight from a Spokane rate case and the Great Northern branch line to Waterville, urging Wenatchee as a regional hub.

Wenatchee North Central Washington Development League Daily World Washington Okanogan Columbia Commercial Club Spokane Interstate Commerce Commission Great Northern Waterville

Eastern publicity shifts to promote western opportunities

Eastern readers and capital now seek information on western development as World's Work plans Washington coverage. C M Keys notes eastern investors move from speculation to legitimate investment in manufacturing and electrical development, with executives visiting to assess opportunities. western communities must stay proactive to compete.

Washington C. M. Keys North Yakima Wall Street West

Company Plans Irrigation at Foster Creek

Mrs. A A Fuller reports a firm intends to irrigate 500 acres at Foster Creek near Bridgeport. Stockholders will meet in Wenatchee next Monday to elect officers.

A. A. Fuller Foster Creek Bridgeport Wenatchee

Petrified wood exhibited at Malaga Real Estate office

A large petrified wood specimen about 10 by 18 inches and weighing over 100 pounds was found on the Derifield ranch at Malaga. The curious fragment is on display at the Malaga Real Estate Company offices for the public to view.

Derifield Malaga

Dance Tonight by Red Apple Camp at Elks Hall

Red Apple Camp No 10747 Modern Woodmen of America hosts a dance tonight in the Elks hall. The Woodmen orchestra plays with Prof Van Haverskerke on piano Prof Merrit on violin Chas E Wirt on cornet Charles Dunning on clarinet Wellington Deitch on flute Otto Anderson on drums. Invitations are by Ray Woodruff Wilkie Rice and John Deitch with Joe Carpenter as floor manager.

Modern Woodmen of America Elks’ Hall Woodmen Orchestra van Haverskerke Prof Merrit Chas. E. Wirt Charles Dunning Wellington Deitch Otto Anderson Ray Woodruff Wilkie Rice John Deitch Joe Carpenter

Water rentals due for June. shut off after fifth

Water rentals are due for June. Any unpaid water charges after the fifth will be shut off. P. H. Sherburne, Water Commissioner. Have the Daily World delivered and read today's news.

P. H. Sherburne Daily World

Favorable outlook for Inland Empire crops in June rail

Spokane reports unusually wet soil in the grain belts with showers and sun replenishing moisture. Wheat stools are improving across northeastern Oregon northern Idaho and eastern Washington as acreage rises 10 to 30 percent over last year. Projections place Snake River valley and Idaho prairies at 25 million bushels this fall while Pa louse central Washington may ship 20 million bushels if rains come late June. Local arrivals include W R Prowell returning from Adrian and real estate sales.

Associated Press Spokane Inland Empire Oregon Idaho Washington Snake River Valley Idaho Prairies Palouse

Advertised Letters at Wenatchee Post Office May 25 1909

Unclaimed letters list for the week ending May 25 1909 at Wenatchee includes Frank I Allen William Brennan Gladius Black Luther Bean Lou Clark Mrs Anna L Clark Chas B Coller Mrs E Aice Evans Mrs Eva Fischer Mrs E C Grant W H Green Geo W Hall C B Hoggatt John Houston Mrs S A Johnson Alfred Louis Mrs J E McGinnis W C Page J M Porter Fred E Robbins L D Smith Mrs Jennie three more letters remain unclaimed Patrons should say advertised when calling at the post office L M Hull P M

Wenatchee Allen Frank I

List of names and cities from regional directory

A scattered entry lists multiple individuals with associated cities including Brewster Okanogan Chelan Cashmere Portland Odessa St Paul Seattle Everett Tacoma Spokane Chicago and others. The fragment resembles a directory or roster of residents and their locales.

Josephine Hamilton Cashmere M. Johnson Portland S. R. Holsort Odessa Wm. Quirk St. Paul H. C. Ferris B. Tucker North Yakima M. H. Sievers Everett M. A. Phillips Seattle L. T. Hubbard J. S. Dannet Chicago C. H. Webster Tacoma C. A. Pratt E. T. Burns Spokane R. T. Peebe A. G. Feehan J. L. Craig Columbia JL. Rosen City

Harn Introduces His Potato Variety At A.Y.P Exposition

John Harn has planted his developed potato variety known as Harns Early title. He will visit the A.Y.P exposition. Allen Wetsel brings forty cattle to town for the Little Wetsel Co. Mildred Hallenbeck spends a week in the city with friends before heading to Seattle.

John Harn Middle West Harn Tle Allen Wetsel Little Wetsel Co Migs

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the Daily World Wenatchee, Wash Columbia Valley Bank Wenatehse Valley J. J. Browne M. Horan Guy ©. Browne Frank D. Case Carriie Charles BE. Owens Askin Cassidy The Republic Building Mission Street City Park Grant & Cox Northwest Prairies Adrian W. R. Prowell A. J. Slayer C. M. Mayor Convoy Ohio J. J. Wilt Oscar Allender E. M. Tupper Anna L Grant, W. H Geo. W J. M L. M. Hull, P. M Chewawa J. L. Krugler Brewster J. G. Cotton Belle Irwin Chelan Pearl Hasness Mason P. C. Whissalsen Ephrata E. W. Jones Olympia F. T. Blunck & Co From Missouri Chelan County Realty CO First National Bank Phon Fiske & Gillette Mission ST Moorefield
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