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Newspaper
Wenatchee Daily World
Location
Wenatchee, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1908
Page
2
A note in the Daily World bids farewell to retiring schoolmaams with thanks for guiding children through the year. It humorously wishes success to the future board of trustees and previews Taft's rising as a presidential candidate with praise for his experience and temperate record.
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A Spokane park wedding drawn as a spectacle sparks criticism that matrimony deserves solemnity and decorum. The Spokane prologue cites public mockery of marriage as undermining its gravity and urges safeguards and respectful publicity. Sam Cameron announces plans to open campaign after Congress adjourns. Jones and Washington delegation will attend Chicago convention.
Gov Mead gains support from local option plank as state voters face a pivotal fall decision. The Kent Journal notes the issue will dominate the campaign, predicts a heated race, and warns opponents that even a defeat now won’t stop its momentum.
A Vancouver Columbian excerpt praises Governor Mead for reshaping Washington state land administration and preserving public school lands. The piece notes organized loggers and mill men oppose Mead, calling out past investigations and changes that benefited the state school fund.
A countywide notice announces candidates for sheriff on the Democratic ticket and county engineer on the Republican ticket. Names include Dan F. Shaser and F. A. Warren, with J. W. Sussex also signaling candidacy for county engineer. Also listed is a Chelan sale: 3 lots with fruit trees, 100 boxes of winter apples from Mrs. Dema Stillwell. A Wenatchee Bridgeport schedule and reference to the Okanogan irrigation project and Lake Chelan district are included.
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