21 Jun 1907
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Newspaper
Wenatchee Daily World
Location
Wenatchee, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1907
Page
1
Washington State college experts Melander and Trumbull tour the valley to instruct on a second spraying for apple pests. They warn growers miss timing or misapply, stressing a light mist to cover the fruit skin without dripping, using about half the first spray’s liquid and the same chemical strength.
The Wenatchee Military Band schedules a park concert and promenade dance tonight at 8 o’clock. The program includes Dixieland favorites, Wenrich Overture, Mills Melodies No 5, Intermezzo Tola, Johnson Valse, Spirit of Love, Hall Caprice First Heart Throbs, Eilenberg Selection George Washington, Cohan March San Antonio and Van Alstyne pieces.
The ad urges choosing a druggist with the same care as a doctor warning that medicine quality matters. Red Cross Pharmacy proclaims purity and accuracy backed by 19 years of practical experience and notes J. B. Bache as the pharmacist.
Wenatchee area notes mark three days of Old Timers Pioneers gatherings at Monitor with speeches, handshakes, and reminiscences of sagebrush days. A young couple from York, Burt Williams and his Nebraska bride, celebrate marriage as friends toast them.
The 4th of July committee chaired by Harry Taylor plans a most beautiful baby contest with a prize to the winning child. Mothers from Peshastin to Malaga are preparing their prize entrants and seeking plans from Taylor.
From Podunk six miles east an obituary notes Miss Alfalfy Corncrib died after eating a pint of red cherries and drinking milk. A Wenatchee doctor says the mix is a bad combination, cautioning readers about dairy fruit combinations and odd medical advice.
Ernest B. Tombs of the C O company and Ellen Hanley of Worcestershire England were married in Spokane and solemnized at 4 o'clock yesterday afternoon in the Vincent M E church study. The groom and bride were childhood sweethearts in Worcestershire and had been separated for ten years before this union.
President Theodore Roosevelt plans a hunting expedition to British Columbia, Canada, immediately after leaving office. Warburton Pike, a respected wildlife author, relayed the idea from Washington after meeting Roosevelt at the White House. Guides who accompanied Lieut. Gov. Dunsmuir on a seven bear bag hunt have offered their services.
State Horticulturist Frank E. Huntley arrives with deputy P. S. Darlington to oversee Chelan Douglas and Okanogan counties. Darlington will reside in Wenatchee, inspect fruit, and prevent infected shipments during the season.
Geo W Louden R G Evans and Otto Schwartz wealthy Loomis sheep men are in Wenatchee today after stopping from the west bound train en route to Seattle. Evans plans retirement from ranching to enter another line of business.
A letter from J H Reon manager of the Rainier Baseball club of Seattle to W M Olive of Wenatchee discusses Wenatchee joining a state league. He says Seattle will back Wenatchee if another town can balance the league and outlines the proposed schedule and finances including a $500 forfeit and $1200 salary limit.
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