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Newspaper
Wenatchee Daily World
Location
Wenatchee, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1907
Page
2
A Washington Avenue resident reports wanton killing of robins by local boys. Affected birds in Wenatchee valley are scarce but sparing song birds matters. the piece condemns cruelties, notes no Washington statute against songbird killing, and appeals to parental responsibility and natural law to protect feathered friends.
The Dayton Dispatch highlights Columbia county farmers adopting mixed farming with barley and wheat, hards, orchards, and gardens. Farmers raise hogs and cattle at home, sell horses, and market hogs, while telephones, schools, and churches knit communities. The region ships barley to Belgium and Holland and shifts to smaller tracts as farms modernize.
The Spokane Chronicle discusses forming a farmers cooperative to reduce marketing costs, unify pricing, and strengthen the home market. It argues union yields efficiency, shared credit, and improved access to dairy markets from Washington to Alaska, urging young farmers to seize the opportunity.
An enthusiastic crowd of 31 farmers witnessed the opening of Conconully’s first creamery. Butter produced weighed 43 bricks at two pounds each and was quickly sold. Dairying is expanding across Washington as lack of cows and farms slows early adoption.
Andrew J Adams argues for broader social responsibility beyond preachers and officials. He urges reforms start at home, criticizing parents for neglect and youths out late. He calls for teaching children honest labor over leisure and dancing to curb vice and crime.
W G Crocker, clerk of Tahoma Camp Tacoma, was arrested on a warrant from the Woodmen of the World local camp board on charges of embezzling about 2000 dollars. Bonds cover the shortage, and a deed to Crocker’s home and property on Vashon Island was forfeited before arrest. his family has suffered multiple deaths since last fall.
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