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Newspaper
Wenatchee Daily World
Location
Wenatchee, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1910
Page
4
Note from the Wenatchee Daily World staff listing editor W. S. Trimble and advertising manager B. E. Stohl. Details include the main office, subscription rates, and publication schedule for Wenatchee, Washington.
The ex president declines to pick sides in Republican infighting, urging leaders to resolve the rift while he appeals to party unity and core principles. A satirical caricature of Roosevelt arrives home, and Secretary Coburn of the Commercial Club aids ranchers by organizing orchard labor needs.
Recent sales in the city show rising buyer interest and good prices as growth and social conveniences attract buyers. The article notes future permanent homes and also advises small investors there are still opportunities in the local market.
A World reporter reports a cheeky romance in a smallpox tent as a marriage license finally seems possible. County auditor John Godfrey may issue the license after disinfecting papers, with a minister or justice tying the knot and a proxy wedding kiss arranged by nurse Schill.
Governor Dickerson of Nevada, visiting Ogden, declares no plan to interfere with the Jeffries Johnson boxing match. The statement comes during his Ogden stop on June 21.
Washington June 21. President Taft learned insurgents planned a filibuster against the postal savings bank bill. He abandoned a planned New Haven visit to see his son graduate and said he will stay in Washington all summer if needed to secure Senate adoption of the House bill without amendments.
Reno, Nevada. Tex Rickard awards the fight to Reno dated June 21. The decision places the bout in Reno with Rickard confirming the venue and outcome for local boxing fans.
About 250 Italian laborers are reportedly en route to Wenatchee to take street jobs in the city, with many slated for the large sewer contract opening work in the near term.
At the last meeting the Plymouth Congregational Church of Wenatchee decided to call Rev. M. E. Dunn of Spokane as pastor. Dunn will arrive July 1. The plan for a new building is postponed while focus shifts to strengthening the church. The church began with 35 charter members.
Triplett a familiar name to baseball and theatre crowds now with Moose Jaw in the Twilight league. He reportedly hit a home run off Leise and was presented with 1000 cigarettes four pairs of shoes three hats and a bale of hay by fans.
Hundreds of acres grow cucumber seed for sale with profits of 100 to 150 dollars per acre. Seed companies pay one to two dollars per pound, cucumbers planted early May, hoes and irrigation used to manage rows. A wagon framed cucumber thrasher powered by a two horsepower engine crushes cucumbers, feeding a horizontal cylindrical seeder with a wire mesh surface.
A description of new methods to harden soft sandstone or limestone and even mortar or concrete. Techniques include cleaning the surface, filling cavities with cement mortar water glass, saturating with water glass and potash or soda, and impregnating with calcium chloride to create insoluble silicate of lime. Another process uses ammonia sulfate followed by potash water glass, with rapid absorption guidance.
The piece notes Nobel prize winner Professor Theodore Kocher of Berne cured goiter and challenged prior beliefs about removal risks. It then discusses a proposed American briquetting plan to use mine waste for fuel, stressing operator interest and plant location challenges.
The piece discusses a cradle from medieval times and how children would have been put to sleep in such a cradle, contrasting past practices with modern ideas. The image emphasizes the unfamiliar design and historical context.
A tale of Mohammed Bey of Tunis and his resumption of the throne after a ploy by the dey of Algiers using a supposed philosopher's stone. Also a note on ancient games of odd or even, and a report on aluminium as a textile material with decorative and industrial uses.
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