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Newspaper
Wenatchee Daily World
Location
Wenatchee, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1909
Page
6
Prof H E Vandieman, pomologist of Washington DC for fifteen years, is appointed by Col H E Dosch director of exhibits at the A Y P E to judge and award prizes on the fruit exhibits. Vandieman has visited the valley before and spoke on the fruit industry two years ago.
Local store promotes old out of date fruit jars and new line of Glass Top Jars with Spring Clamp. Mrs Smith reports satisfaction buying them locally after using them in the east. Store also offers Mason Jars Caps Rubbers Economy Tops and Springs with attractive prices.
Professor Melander warned flies are the typhoid source and urged eliminating breeding sites. He cited high local death rates, contrasted with national figures, and urged sanitation steps including covered swill, manure control, and reducing filthy breeding locations. Dr Nywening urged public cooperation to clean the city.
Pekin reports Yuan Shih Kai faces imperial demand with five officials bearing the warning card to watch him. The text says two months will be granted before Chinese justice acts, promising execution by bearers if he does not submit. Also lists advertised letters and local notes including residents and travel updates.
A resident who watches city projects in Wenatchee denounces them as bluffs to boost south end real estate and to mislead about the Columbia river bridge, the north end depot, and the city pumping plant. He predicts no water will reach the reservoir despite $55,000 spent.
Spokane June 10 H L Moody left for Quincy Wenatchee and other Big Bend towns to interest commercial organizations in attending the National Irrigation congress in Spokane. Moody aims to rally business support for the event.
Mrs L W Bloom and children left for Leavenworth to spend the summer at the request of the family. Queenie Wakefield came home after wintering in Seattle. Mrs E M Tupper and Mrs A L Shipman returned from Seattle after visiting the fair. Fred Kemp traveled to Leavenworth on business yesterday. The fishing party led by Bill Johnson returned fishless, the only amusement being Folger's Golden Gate Coffee.
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