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Newspaper
Wenatchee Daily World
Location
Wenatchee, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1909
Page
2
Miss Mary Astor Paul daughter of a prominent Philadelphia family married Charles Alexander Munn from Washington D C today at Woodcrest Radnor near Media The ceremony was attended by guests traveling from Philadelphia aboard a special train.
Cashmere’s band plans a July 3 celebration on the Wenatchee river in Smiths Grove. Nearly $200 has been raised to fix grounds and cover expenses. A prominent outsider may deliver an address and events include sports races prizes and a dance platform with band led activities. Proceeds benefit the band.
An old advertisement asserts rheumatism pain can always be relieved and often cured by Chamberlain's Liniment. It promises better sleep and rest, urges trial even for long standing cases, and notes the product is sold by all dealers.
United States agriculture report shows fruit crops nationwide in poorer condition than last year and below ten year average. Washington apple level 75 percent, peach 25 percent, pear 80 percent, with other fruit and vegetable crops also detailed alongside winter and spring wheat, oats, barley and forage crop conditions.
Tokyo reports that Japan will not intervene in Hawaii strike unrest. A jailed agitator in Honolulu sent a cable to a relative in Japan asking intercession, which Tokyo says is not pursued. The Japanese consul praises planters and notes workers in two districts have returned to work after arrests.
A new law tightens pawnbroking, especially salary loans. Married men need the wife's written consent for salary encumbrances, or the lender cannot enforce the loan. Loans of 200 dollars or more to salaried men must be reported to the county auditor. Additional rules cover pledged goods.
Detroit is rapidly filling with prominent physicians from across the country who will attend the annual convention here this week, signaling a major national medical gathering and program schedule.
The American Homeopathic Medical Society has prepared an extensive program for the visiting attendees. The convention's business sessions span several days with numerous papers addresses and discussions on topics of public interest and professional significance.
S. T. Burgoine drove up to Entiat on business this morning while Hazel Peterson set off for Cashmere to spend a week with friends.
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