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Newspaper
Wenatchee Daily World
Location
Wenatchee, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1910
Page
2
A former Wenatchee store clerk, now in charge of a bearing orchard party, describes a lucrative seasonal setup. He earns 70 dollars monthly, covers meals and housing, and saves about 60 dollars per month. He forecasts a comfortable winter while colleagues remain broke.
Rev. James R. Kaye, a Presbyterian minister whose pardon was petitioned by President Taft, will be released from the workhouse tomorrow after serving a counterfeiting sentence. He is expected to travel to New York City to join the editorial staff of a leading magazine.
L. V. Wells of Wenatchee and Charles W. Wilcox the state secretary visited Yakima for a luncheon with local Y M C A directors to discuss securing a successor to Secretary N F Turner. Wells tours northwest cities to study building designs and Wenatchee has raised 36000 for a new Y M C A in that city.
Plans filed and approved by the county for a 40 acre Ephrata Irrigated Tracts area beside the new schoolhouse. Prospective buyers include Dr Stryker of Everett and E M Tupper and E A Wyman of Wenatchee. Land to be split into 1 14 acre plots with guaranteed water rights and five 5 room cottages to be built, extra cottages depending on market response.
Growers and Seattle commission houses assess a fall apple market with Winesaps Spitzenbergs Jona thans Rome Beauties Stayman Winesaps quoted around 1.50 to 1.75 dollars for early varieties and 1.10 to 1.25 for others. Despite lower prices the valley’s enormous crop promises plenty of money. cereal crop failures further east influence pricing. Mr and Mrs H A Chapin plan a Lake Wenatchee outing by auto.
Mary Baker G Eddy, founder of Christian Science, enters her 90th year at her Boston area home on Chestnut Hill then describes her Concord NH estate past and current residence. The article details the Newton estate’s remodeling, grounds, and the 25 room mansion with vaults, private floors, and an electric elevator.
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