Ice Cream Brick Delivery Service Ad
A city delivery note promoting ice cream brick service by The Palmetto. Also mentions remnants sale of dishes at the We natchee Bazaar.
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Wenatchee Bazaar
Wenatchee Daily World in Wenatchee, Washington
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Newspaper
Wenatchee Daily World
Location
Wenatchee, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1908
Page
1
Surgeons Fees and Perceived Exorbitance in Bills
A Chicago Tribune excerpt explores why surgeons set widely varying fees from nothing to 5000 dollars for similar operations. It notes patients complain about bills after emergencies and questions the fairness of charging one month’s income for a single procedure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Tribune
Piles and Knight Touted for Vice President in Pacific Strategy
Washington launches support for Senator Samuel H. Piles of Washington and George A. Knight of California as possible vice presidential nominees at the Chicago convention. Western backers argue their selection would strengthen the coast and reward loyalists in the far west. Republicans assess political conditions to keep Pacific Coast states in the fold and recognize western contributions with a national ticket spot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Samuel H. Piles
Washington
George A. Knight
California
Chicago
Republirepublican
Piles
Knight
Far West
Wenatchee Visitors and Local Changes Noted
John Prentice of Cashmere and Mrs. Leonard Fowler of Seattle are visiting Wenatchee. Miss Stella Zwight travels to Seattle for a weeks long visit with relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Conley and children stay with Mr. Conley’s mother at Bruce Griggs’s home. Edwin S. Phillips and Myrtle Foster of Peshtaska obtain a marriage license. Mrs. Percy Scheble hosts a gathering for Mrs. Cecil Browning of Golconda Nevada, formerly Edna Zahren. James H. O’Leary and family plan move to Spokane. O’Leary was Republic composing room foreman and part owner of The Farmer in Spokane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Conley
Mr. Conley
Bruce Griggs
County Auditor's Office
Edwin 8. Phillips
Myrtle Foster
Peshastin
Percy Scheble
Cecil, Browning
Golconda
Nev
Edna Zahren
James H. O’leary
Spokane
Mr. O'Leary
Republic
Farmer
Time to spray in Lanham orchard experiments
Prof. A L Melander of the State College visits the valley to oversee orchard experiments. He notes second spraying time should begin this week and finish in a week or ten days. Deputy D W Roderick observes codlin moths likely to lay and hatch eggs May 23 to May 25, with worms entering apples this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L. Melander
State College
Melander
Lanham
D. W. Roderick
Smith Griggs Wedding Anounced In Los Angeles Area
Cards announce the marriage on June 3 of Miss Zoe Smith daughter of Mr and Mrs O F Smith to Mr Brice Griggs at the bride’s parents home in Los Angeles with plans to reside in Wenatchee after. E J Crum of Entiat reports progress on the Wenatchee Gold Mining Company mine ten miles from Entiat river mouth. The tunnel reaches 150 feet. Mrs Crum earned 50 dollars in five days. Crum aims to strike a vein about 200 feet from tunnel end. Stockholders listed include F M Scheble M P Spencer Bert Courtnay Jack Lillis Thomas McGough Jesse Bonar and E J Crum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zoe Smith
O. F. Smith
Brice Griggs
Los Anggeles
Mrs. Griggs
Wenatchee
Stly
Crum
E. J. Crum
Entiat
Wenatchee Gold Mining Company
F. M. Scheble
M. P. Spencer
Bert Courtnay
Jack Lillis
Thomas McGough
Jesse Bonar
Entiat River
Hadfield Buried in Hartline Cemetery
The body of Harry Hadfield, the drowned horse thief, was laid to rest last Monday in Hartline cemetery. Undertaker Stapish had kept the body here for the past month, with burial expenses paid by the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hadfield
Harry Hadfield
Stapish
Hartline
Hartline Standard
Commercial Club Meets Tonight in Wenatchee
The Wenatchee Commercial Club holds its regular meeting at 8 o'clock this evening at Club quarters. L. W. Miller, recently in Twisp, has moved to Wenatchee and is expected to be back in service soon. Henry Blake, new cannery superintendent, arrives from California to assume duties immediately with a solid reputation in the Pacific Coast fruit industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wenatchee Commercial Club
Henry Blake
California
Blake
Pacific Coast
California Fruit Union
Police Scientific Research Club Address On Nature Cures
John Doe spoke to the Police Scientific Research Club on original research and a street sleeping experiment to test effects of heat on the body. The tale notes Doe’s experiment touched his pocketbook for five dollars, to be added to Judge Palmer’s fresh air fund, with the charge being drunkenness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Doe
Police Scientific Research Club
Doe
Bob Nelson
Police Research Club
Spokane Candidate Proposes Liquor License Reform
Spokane June 5. E E Hall Republican candidate for the legislature advocates taxing licensees over sellers. He would require licenses for saloon operators at five dollars annually with a holder photo and a six month suspension after drunkenness. he would allow anyone to enter the saloon business under the restriction that liquor is sold only to licensed drinkers. Hall, a Washington resident thirty years, is brother to Senator Oliver Hall of Whitman county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spokane
E. E. Hall
Hall
Trall
Washington
Oliver Hall
Whitman County
Old Settlers Picnic Planned by Chelan County Group
The Chelan County Old Settlers association will hold its annual picnic June 19 20 and 21 at Monitor inviting members and friends. Attendees may camp on the grounds coffee will be served to all. Eligibility requires residence in Washington before 1892 and current Chelan county residency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chelan County
Old Settlers’ Association
Monitor
Washington
Land Sale At Brewster Flats Draws 200 Bidders
Buyers from Canada to Port Townsend competed as 200 men bid on Brewster Flats land. State Commissioner Ross oversaw the sale totaling 249300 dollars for eighty 160 and 320 acre parcels. Highest bid 142 50 per acre. principal tract bought by Anderon Great Northern.
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Canada
Oklahoma
St.Paul
Port Townsend
Brewster
Brewster Flats
Anderon
Great Northern Railroad
Wenatehee-Oroville
TD. S. Gamble
Gamble
M. J. Costello
Great Northern
Fred Graham
Editor Overman in Town Endorses Local Senate Candidate
E. H. Overman editor of the Wilson Creek World is in town with his ball team and says his section backs Jones for the Senate. He favors Mead for governor with Cosgrove second and predicts Mead will win forty percent state support. Dr. H. A. Saunders and family plan a several weeks visit to Iowa and Illinois starting Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Overman
E. H. Overman
Wilson Creek World
Jones
Senate
Mead
Cosgrove
H. A. Saunders
Iowa
Illinois
Methow Valley Fruit Growers' Association Formed at Twisp
The Methow Valley Fruit Growers' Association was organized last Friday in the Commercial Bank office Twisp. Incorporators include H. Peterson Mason Thurlow J. C. Beach and E F Magee with capital stock set at $2000. The group aims to grow fruit and farm products, process and ship them, and manufacture related articles. Officers named are H Peterson president Mason Thurlow vice president J C C Beech secretary and J L Fulton treasurer. The plan was presented by the Wenatchee and Puyallup horticultural unions observers noted a large poultry fire on Wilbur Marr's ranch ending with 400 chickens alive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methow Valley Fruit Growers’ Association
Commercial Bank
H. Peterson
Mason Thurlow
J. C. Beach
E. F. Magee
Twisp
J. C. C. Beech
J. L. Fulton
Wenatchee
Puyallup
Wilbur Marr
Twisp News
Twisp News, Watched His 400 Chickens Being Roasted. Mr. Marr
Funeral of Shirley Godfrey Held This Afternoon
Funeral services for Shirley Godfrey daughter of Mr and Mrs John Godfrey were held this afternoon at 30. The obituary notes her family and service details in a concise local item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shirley Godfrey
John Odfrey
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Seattle
Stella Zwight
Commercial Club
L. W. Miller
Mr. Miller
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Vasily
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Eva C. Ditman
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