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Newspaper
Wenatchee Daily World
Location
Wenatchee, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1910
Page
4
A North Central Washington apple committee, familiar with local handicaps, will confer with the apple show management to remove the source of complaint. The piece notes the influence of climate and soil on superior apples and voices political frustration with party maneuvering in Congress.
The piece argues that despite conflicts, the Republican Party shows unity through adherence to Roosevelt policies and a common agenda. It notes progress on the railroad bill, diminished Cannonism, and expectations of a solidified party and a Republican congress after the fall elections.
The Commercial Club vows to protect Wenatchee apples from unfair ratings at the National Apple Show. They demand a square deal for Winesap and all local varieties, arguing the current handicap is unjust and outdated and calling for vigorous protest.
The editorial contrasts political labels with actions and argues that alliances across party lines show insincerity in critics. It defends progressives in Congress as essential for constructive legislation, while warning against stand patters and reactionaries.
In Montreal on June 14 an all night search of the Herald building ruins recovered one victim. three remain. Police and fire crews expect at least 36 more hours to reach the basement, believed to hold 24 additional bodies. Hospital reports indicate 25 injured are progressing well.
In Albany Oregon a young man Pickens died at Lebanon after a blow struck in a fight. The alleged attacker Porter reportedly used a club during the incident. Details remain sparse.
The article shows A Holland Forbes in a risky balloon ascent in Kentucky mountains. He nearly died many times as a crowd works to bring the basket to the ground after the landing.
A new power attachment for bikes adds a twenty inch auxiliary wheel with a compact air cooled two stroke engine. It attaches to the rear spindle in minutes, uses a single handlebar lever for control, weighs twenty five pounds, and can propel a bicycle about sixteen to eighteen miles per hour with a 100 mile fuel capacity in the mud guard.
The original company of the Alaskan is booked for a single Wenatchee performance amid the Cort versus trust dispute. It claims to be the greatest attraction ever seen in Wenatchee and new to Seattle and the West, not previously touring outside major cities.
Commission men and buyers favor the hit-and-miss method for packing fruit this year. Traditionally fruit was packed in tiers and though productive, the new plan offers advantages. Boxes will be half an inch lower and a sturdier pack with less pressure is assured.
J L Fultons Bear Creek holdings transfer to Winthrop Realty and will hit the market as acreage. The ranch is among the county’s oldest and best with Methow’s first orchard yielding large annual crops. Land moved from C R Cheney of Coffeville Kansas to the realty firm. Eph Davis travels to Wenatchee with a cattle carload.
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