World and the preachers clash over church notices
Three preachers visited the World office before 9 30 am as yesterday's editorial Are the Churches Getting Results was read and debated. The paper defends free church notices and notes clergymen busy with their tasks while urging readers to seek moral reform. A minister will quote the editorial in a sermon on June 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
World Office
Wenatchee
Daily World
America
Baptist Church
World Force
E. O. Jessup
Agriculture A Science. Michigan marks farm college milestone
President Roosevelt cited Michigan Agricultural College as the first of its kind still in operation amidst more than 60 Morrill act colleges. The piece traces agricultural education from early chairs at Columbia Harvard Yale and Michigan's 1855 move, noting science drives modern farming and farmer success depends on embracing investigation.
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Michigan Agricultural College
Roosevelt
United States
Sions
Michigan
Congress
Columbia College
Harvard
Yale
Agricultural College
P.I
Preacher Replies to Editorial Challenge
A preacher answers the editor inviting a meditation on the editorial Are the Churches Getting Results. He proposes a chair discussion to scrutinize questions about the nature and aims of a church and how its members should judge its effectiveness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wenatchee
Are Churches and Lodges Responsible for Immoral Towns
A letter-writer asks if churches or lodges bear moral responsibility for local immorality and how they should act. He urges accountability by religious bodies and suggests Christian outreach while acknowledging slander risks and community standards. He announces a sermon on June 23.
Lesson in Farm Sales Gains in Kansas Auctions
A news dispatch reports public farm sales becoming a fad in Kansas. In one county seven auctioneers stay busy, and a man who officiates at hundred sales earns the title colonel. Many farmers have disposed of surplus stock as sales rise from overstock and machinery buildup.
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Abilene
Washington
Whitman County
Kansas
Will Buy Fruit Direct Seattle
June 14. New law regulating commission houses in fruits and farm products takes effect tomorrow. Several houses on Western avenue will quit commission trading, switching to direct cash purchases from producers. Bonding houses require collateral of 3,000 for firms with less than 20,000 mercantile rating, seen as unjust to smaller houses. Some firms say they cannot meet the 48 hour return of accounts rule or provide shipper names on request in writing.
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Seattle
Commission
Western Avenue
Three firms retire from commission selling in New England
Fresh of purchaser of each part of the shipment shows prices from all. Three houses H. S. Emerson & Co. A. D. Blowers & Co. and F. P. Taylor & Co. refuse licenses and send circulars announcing retirement from commission selling. They will operate as wholesalers and instruct customers to cease shipments on the old basis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. S. Emerson & Co
A. D. Blowers & Co
F. P. Taylor & Co
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Wenatchee Theatre
Brandon Players
York
FRUIT
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Eagle Livery & Transfer CO
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H. Dennis
W. M
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Maccabees OF the World
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C. A. Battles
Wenatchee Lodge
Ellis-Forde Hall
T. A. Hilton
N. G
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A. R
Daniel McCook
Department of Washington and
Alaska
Odd Fellows Hall
M. O. Merrill
J. B. Palmer
Riverside Lodge
R E. Thayer
R. H. Nowlan
Modern Woodmen OF America
Ney- Woodmen
Frank Baggott
R. L. Bartlett
Brotherhood OF American Yeomen
Columbus Homestead
A. F. Lake
Carl Ray
C. W. Jorgenson
G. H. Graham
Ellis-Forde Store
Co. G. Hall
C. G. Hall
Ira Thomas
W. T. Rarey & Co.’s
Ross Bros
E. F. Sprague
Chelan County Abstract Co., Inc
Palouse and
Mission Streets
Wenatchee, Wash
Far's
Pacific States
E. Gauntt
Methow Street
DR. King
Wenatchee Furniture Co
Farmers
Frank Culp
M. D
A. T. Kaupp
First National Bank
DR. Moad
Rosenberg
DR. Hutchinson
H. W. Russell
J. W. Stratton
Bower Block
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