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Newspaper
Wenatchee Daily World
Location
Wenatchee, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1910
Page
4
The Wenatchee Daily World announces subscription options with annual rates five dollars, six month rates two dollars fifty, and ten cent weekly carrier delivery. The publication, edited by W S Trimble with advertising by EB Stohl, operates daily except Sunday from Wenatchee Washington.
Public sentiment from Wenatchee valley rejects the Spokane Apple Show board’s decision to not raise Winesap apple ratings. The letter argues Winesap fetches top Eastern prices and enhances North Central Washington’s reputation, urging Wenatchee to skip exhibiting this fall while hoping for broader recognition.
The article argues that vast timber tracts in the northwest burn yearly due to carelessness among campers and landowners. It notes a push by the state railway commission to switch to oil fueled engines in forest districts and cites Mayor Gellatly's Washington Oregon road survey as context for road quality and road policy.
In Spokane Tacoma Seattle and Bellingham many candidates filed on opening day of registration. Observers say the brisk input shows confidence in national safety amid the amended political backdrop.
The text notes that a first filing holds little consequence since ballot names rotate. It argues that inserting this provision into the original primary law would have reduced scandal in Washington state government.
The piece surveys Spokane candidate Poindexter versus Seattle’s Wilson in Washington State, notes Burke’s backing and others’ lack of traction, and cites Senator Jones endorsing Wilson. It argues the regular press aligns with Wilson and urges progressive voters to back Spokane’s Poindexter. The piece also critiques Dalzell’s bribery-linked campaign finance and lauds Progressive gains against Taft era measures.
A mass meeting of the Tax Payers' League is planned at Sprague hall on Monday evening to discuss taxpayers' concerns and organize upcoming activities.
A Seattle Times interview by Superintendent Little promotes replacing telegraph with telephone for train handling. Dispatchers and telegraphers counter that phones are cheaper yet far less safe, urging laws to forbid telephone use in train operations.
G. T. Richardson of Monitor reports an experiment where his 16 year old Winesaps given stable manure grew nearly a third larger than fruit from an unfertilized section. The note appears in a fruit growers’ experience column.
Mrs Emma Dann Studley died yesterday at her son Dr Louis W Studley’s home in Sunnyslope. Funeral at 10:30 Tuesday from First Presbyterian with Dr W A Stevenson officiating. Interment Wenatchee Cemetery. Born Verona New York March 20 1849 she married Henry H Studley December 29 1870 in Whitewater Wisconsin. She leaves her son, her mother Mrs P A Dann and siblings. Henry died last October.
Aberdeen report notes the grand lodge decided to defer action on a Pythian home for another year. It recommended that all cities planning to bid file their offers with the grand keeper of records and seals before the next meeting.
The Opportunity magazine in Chicago with a 40000 circulation will publish a 2000 word Wenatchee and north central Washington article by O M Thomason. Six cuts are planned and the September issue will be on newsstands around August 20.
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