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Newspaper
Wenatchee Daily World
Location
Wenatchee, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1908
Page
2
The Seattle Times and the Spokesman-Review, two leading democratic papers, oppose Governor Mead’s renomination by the Republican Party. They argue electing a weak Republican nominee in September is the only hope for a Democratic governor, and thus push against Mead’s candidacy.
An editorial notes reforms in consular appointments via competitive exams, replacing patronage. It says consuls now act as commercial agents who aid fruit exporters, offering guidance to expand foreign sales and trade, with promotion tied to success in boosting regional commerce.
The piece argues the sixty first congress should replace Joseph Q. Cannon as speaker, citing discontent with his conservatism and alignment with special interests. It notes progressive Republicans oppose him, publishers fear tariff politics, and some midwestern papers threaten to withhold support unless Cannon is opposed. The article warns he may be re elected unless voters and candidates act.
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Consul J Perry Worden from Bristol urges American fruit growers to boost English demand with vivid advertisements. He notes Jamaica and Canada fruit ads outshine American signs, and urges depictions of orchards packing rooms and railways. A Spanish fruit campaign increased Valencia orange sales by 50 percent during Bristol influenza, proving education and constant visibility drive growth.
A column extols Chamberlains Liniment for sprains and bruises promising relief in less than a week with proper use. It notes casual use for chronic rheumatism and urges readers to buy at local dealers. Also briefly advertises Wenatchee Bazaar bargain day and after dinner mints at the Palmetto for 10 cents.
A reader urges city action against weeds along Wenatchee streets. The writer notes Chinese lettuce and thistles seen by a visitor, suggesting the street commissioner or city council enforce weed destruction to protect property values.
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