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Newspaper
Wenatchee Daily World
Location
Wenatchee, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1908
Page
4
An old Wenatchee Avenue display notes Palmetto ice cream cones priced at 5 and 10 cents and promotes Huck & Fitch as general watch repairers and high grade jewelry manufacturers at E. V. Martins old stand. If we please you tell others if not tell us. L. W. Co.
Ganitary notices will be sent to premises in filthy condition. If not cleaned at once the city will order sanitation work and charge the property. Water closets and buildings must be sanitary. No further delay tolerated. A. T. Kaupp, Health Officer.
Lyman Shotwell and Fred Ellis left Wenatchee on a twelve week expedition traveling by saddle boat and rail through southern Washington western Oregon and northern California. They plan stops in Medford Oregon meet old friends and then proceed to The Dalles Portland and on to northern California before returning by rail to Wenatchee.
Readable lines list numerous defendants and wives in a Wenatchee court matter. Several entities including Wenatchee Hardware Company Wenatchee Produce Company Pacific Brewing Malting Co Olympia Brewing Co Wenatchee Planing Mills Co Wenatchee Fuel Co and Farmers & Merchants Bank appear with many spouses and associates. A number have filed appearances with Reeves Reeves and other attorneys as the clerk action proceeds.
Frank Reeves, non partisans candidate for Chelan county superior court, will discuss the primary law at the Lewis and Clarke Schoolhouse Tuesday evening June 16 at 8 o clock. All are invited, especially women, to hear details and ask questions about his election. Fruit jars and related items are advertised at the bazaar.
Funeral services for Leah Elizabeth McCardell who died at her father's home age 23 will be held tomorrow at 2 30 pm from the Christian Church with Rev Mr Adams officiating. Mrs McCardell and her husband moved from Iowa three months ago.
The article discusses folklore around the left twin, a survivor believed to have healing powers such as curing the thrush by blowing into a patient’s mouth. It notes Essex beliefs about motherhood in boy girl twins, and questions claims of lower intelligence, suggesting physical strength may be reduced rather than mental capacity.
A scene at Cramton village school features Dr Bigwig accusing Bates of thrashing a pupil, while the other boy Johnson cannot truthfully confirm the event. Johnson’s father had written Bates instead of Beauchamp due to spelling errors, prompting the master to question the class.
Dutch poet Van Eeden compared reform to a student who wants change yet clings to beer. A friend plans to reform after a lecture, but a dog named Wilhelm will decide by eating sausage. If Wilhelm eats, they stay. if not, they reform and attend lectures.
Charles Landseer brother of Sir Edwin faced extreme harassment from an eccentric woman. She sent wild love letters and stalked him, staged an elaborate wedding invitation, breakfast, and a grand cake with a bride dress. Her removal by friends ended the pursuit and Landseer remained a bachelor until his death.
The wilderness lies on a tableland six miles wide near the west African coast. Trees have trunks up to four feet in diameter yet only one foot tall. Each tree carries at most two leaves, each leaf measuring six by two feet. Flowers form vivid crimson clusters.
Molly quips about sailors and Cholly recalls writing to the secretary of the navy seeking an admiral position, but receives no reply. Judge comments on the exchange as a humorous wartime dialogue.
A compact quotation noting a fictional legion of writers and readers who contemplate but never produce works, framing a literary army of wraiths and ghosts. The remark positions such unseen authors alongside real soldiers, as a meditation on creation and absence.
A brief dialogue discusses how to begin a talk about marriage with a man’s father. The woman suggests calling attention to statutes on assault manslaughter and murder as a tactful opening, noting the impulsive nature of the father and joking about a forty year old bride.
Miss Lela Bigelow who taught in Cashmere this season has returned to Wenatchee for the summer season.
A hobo once jailed for contempt of court was released after a brief sentence. Judge Palmer warned him he has 30 minutes to leave town and that any return would bring at least six months imprisonment or a heavy bond to keep the peace. The man had threatened the judge and constable.
Tuesday and Wednesday sale highlights include 10c cream pitchers 5c genuine American watches in gold filled case priced 6 50 at Thomas the Jeweler egg drinks from The Palmetto ice cream wicks delivered free Armour s Toilet Soap three for 16c Wednesday afternoon at The Bazaar Palmetto store tel delivers.
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