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Newspaper
Wenatchee Daily World
Location
Wenatchee, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1910
Page
8
An advertisement for Rexall Dyspepsia Tablets shows a husband and wife and a pie. The husband avoids indigestion after eating pie with Rexall tablets and both characters are happy. The copy promotes Rexall Dyspepsia Tablets at 25 cents 50 cents and one dollar per box.
Misses Lonnie Hayden and Mary Cassidy depart for Seattle to catch the President to San Francisco next Friday. Ladies aid meetings at Methodist and Presbyterian churches. Guild at St Luke’s suspended until September. Pat Cahill, formerly a Wenatchee pressman now in Seattle, is Pete aa see. The Wenatchee Drug Co advertises a soda fountain and the Berean class reports a three month officer election.
A variety of city notices report business visits from Leavenworth and Snohomish County figures, plans to move to the valley, and real estate interests. Mrs Bessie Savage receives a reception at the Elman hotel hosted by the Woman's club. Howard Thomas promotes White and Gold Haviland china and sale prices.
The Great Northern roundhouse in Oroville Washington burned late Sunday, destroying two passenger engines Nos 998 and 930. The loss is about 40000 dollars and rebuilding starts immediately. Engineer Flemming attempted to save the engines but was forced back by extreme heat.
Seattle report says Albert Steer aged 21 and Fred Baldridge aged 22, cousins, vanished after a Sunday canoe trip on Lake Washington. Search efforts have begun to locate them.
Ira D Edwards and Dr King unveiled a five event entertainment season for Wenatchee starting November with a concert company led by Maxmillian Dick and featuring Edith Adams Aubin Pearle Meyer Adolph Knoller and Opie Read theater reader Gertrude Goodwin Miller Archibald Ida Miller Smith Francois Jores and Monteville Flowers. A season ticket at two dollars aims to net 300 to 500 in profit for the club with profits donated to Commercial Club and patrons invited to vote on final program details.
Guthrie Oklahoma June 14 Twelve deputy sheriffs sworn in and placed about the state house to guard against removal of the state records to Oklahoma City where Governor Haskell has established headquarters despite Leo Meyers opposition. The hearing on Haskell's demurrer to the restraining order will come up this afternoon. The rumor of armed resistance is ridiculed. Funeral of Mrs Perrine's father attended. Misses Priest Guthrie Hill Derting picnicked on Laurel Hill. Ella Gillespie sprained ankle. Joseph Lambert died at Medical Lake body shipped to Wenatchee for burial. Sam Gulick spent time on Colockum ranch. Two prominent youths disappeared then reappeared. Children day exercises held Sunday evening.
Miss Eunice Hill and Sam Gulick traveled to Wenatchee Monday evening. Miss Mabel Priest and Leo Hill attended Children's Day at Stemnilt Hill Sunday. Frank Dunagan appointed water commissioner. Martin Derting and Henry Will made a business trip to Wenatchee Wednesday. Mr and Mrs N Hill and family.
The Gray and Son box factory at Entiat is expected to be back in running order within a week or ten days. The company already has orders ahead to keep the plant busy during the season.
Bids for coal for the Wenatchee School are invited and must be received by June 25. For bid details contact C. A. Battles, Clerk.
Six weeks of cold dry weather have halved wheat prospects across eastern and central Washington. Quincy and Wilson Creek report severe damage, while the Palouse shows hard baked soil and delayed oat sprouting. Big Bend farmers hold last year’s wheat as prices slide below a dollar.
In Darrington Washington a mob of about 100 white men ordered all 30 Japanese workers at the United States Lumber Company plant to leave town. After giving them time to gather belongings, the group escorted the laborers to the Seattle bound train. The exodus occurred without violence as tensions over Japanese labor had built for some time.
Rome Beauties with 50 percent red and the required qualities will be classed as extra fancy this year. Last year the standard was 75 percent red. The commission men made no changes to other apple classifications.
Apple Land Company lists a 100 by 120 foot corner lot in the south part of the city for sale at 600 dollars. Located at 28 percent Wenatchee Avenue. Date 6-14.
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