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Wenatchee Daily World

Location

Wenatchee, Washington, United States of America

Date

Jun 24, 1909

Page

7

RED APPLE CAMP NO 10747 M W A meets Mondays at Sprague hall

The Red Apple Camp No 10747 M W A meets every Monday night at Sprague hall with visiting members invited. C M Rice is Counsel and W B Raymond Clerk. Also mentions J H Blake and C F Schiltz physicians with offices in the Post Office building. Dr Blake treats women and children and Dr Schiltz handles eye nose throat and glasses fitting.

Wenatchee Lodge No. 157 Sprague Hall A. J. Adams Noble D. M. Coulter J. EB. Gipe Royal Neighbors OF America Howard Sprague’s Hall Anna W. May Jennie Bartlett Oracle C. M. Rice Raymond Modern Woodmen OF America Terry Ross B. F. Anderson J. H. Blake C. F. Schiltz Blake Schiltz Postoffice

Petes Face Worried Dog in Durance Vile Incident

In Princeton Indiana on June 24 Mrs Peter Woodruff visited her husband jailed for assault and battery. A small poodle accompanying the visit allegedly went mad upon seeing him behind bars and was shot by the sheriff with an ax. The tale ties to a proposed art piece titled He sees his masters checkered career.

Princeton Ind Peter Woodruff Gibson County Durance Pete

Wenatchee Local Market Offers Fresh Produce and Meats

Readable catalog of Wenatchee market items lists peaches eggs butter steaks chops veal and mutton with prices. Groceries include lard potatoes cabbage radishes onions greens fruit and produce like strawberries cherries tomatoes pineapples lemons oranges bananas and locally grown greens.

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Government to run Panama to San Francisco line if Pacific Mail withdraws

Discussion in Springfield on June 24 notes a possible government takeover of the New York to Colon to San Francisco route if Pacific Mail withdraws from the isthmus traffic agreement. Officials warn Washington's opposition could block such action, while proponents argue a state line could yield profits. In another item, Illinois honors Civil War soldiers as The Color Bearer statue is unveiled at Clear Lake near Camp Yates with a large crowd.

New York San Francisco Uncle Sam Pacific Mail Steamship Company Harriman Panama Railroad Pacific Mail Panama Isthmus Here Colon Washington New York American Springfield Clear Lake Yates

Convicts Abandon Striped Prison Uniforms For New Summer Dress

In Walla Walla on June 24, convicts at the state prison stopped wearing striped outfits, shifting to blue overalls and denim caps as a mark of merit. Warden C S Reed explains the change boosts self-respect and morale, with only a few men still in the old stripes and the new dress signaling merit and potential return to stripes for misconduct.

Walla Walla C. S. Reed

Million Dollar Gold Display At Alaska Yukon Exposition

Seattle reports $500000 in gold received at the Alaska Yukon exposition today raising on display gold to over $1100000. Workmen melt and assay 7200 ounces of bricks dust and nuggets as Assayer Vilas notes the Seattle office is the nation’s second largest with $176000000 in gold receipts since 1898, mostly from Alaska and Yukon.

Seattle Seventh Avenue R. E. Vilas L. S. Kerfoot Vilas Uncle Sam New York Alaska Yukon Territory

Thrifty McGregor and English Politics in Anecdotes

Alexander Wright visiting Cleveland recounts a Scottish tale about McGregor who admits his estate executor role and his guarded spending for debts burial and a grand stone in Glasgy. A separate New York vignette recalls a rich lawyer elected to Parliament shaken by a shabby pipe smoker who boasts of six supporters.

Alexander Wright Cleveland McGregor Glasgow Sandy McDermott McDermott Aweel Richard Croker New York England Mr. Croker Midland

Phonetics at Fault in Dubuque Class Dinner Tale

Professor Carl C. Peterson recalls a Bible lesson mix up during a Dubuque dinner. He told students the text Arise and take the young child and its mother and flee into Egypt then showed a bright picture. A girl asked where in the flea prompting laughter.

Carl C. Peterson Dubuque Egypt Louis Globe-Democrat

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F. Sprague E. F. Sprague A. J. Martin Wenatchee Wash THE Wenatchee Undertaking Company C. G. Hall H. N. May Treas Mer Mission Street North Great Northern Hotel Wenatchee, Wash L. B. Manchester Columbia Valley Bank DR. Hutchinson Mechtel’s Bakery Martin & Barrows First National Bank Ludington Kemp Farmers & Merchants Bank Fred Kemp Architects M. W. Bird A. E. Edwards Kittitas Street Eagle Hall Neil Cozart M. W Artie Tedford Royal Highlanders J. C. Campbell Anna Kyle Woman's Relief Corps Daniel McCook Corps No. 15 L. Wenner Anus W. May Brotherhood OF American Yeomen Columbia Homestead A. F. Lake W. A. Grant C. W. Jorgenson Daniel McCook Department of Washington and Odd Fellows Hall I. P. Ferrin M. O. Merrill Riverside Lodge Bower Hall A. Baptie W. M R. H. Nowlan F. T. Milnek Okanogan H. O. Hinde Okanogan, Wash Dutch John Ranch Malaga Malaga Real Estate Co Cashmere Murphy & Hill Grande Rondel Valley McKennon, Phy & Roberts la Grande Oregon Bridgeport Apple Land Apple Land Co Heart of Wenatchee Valley Monitor Station Wm. Holzhauser Monitor A. E. Knowles Orondo B Street United Engineering Company P.I Civil Engineers C. C. Ward Daily World Building Fred Berry City Property iKttitas and Methow S. Rodman Manning Daily World Lem Ward Sherman, Clay & Co Entiat Joe Platter BIG Four Real Estate CO Chelan County Entiat Fruit Lands District S. L. Packwood Surrey John Witte Larry Cowan Lewis and Clark Springwater Avenue F. B. DuPuy C. A. Geyer Orondo Avenue Royal Ann Cher Milner Corners Washington Streets F. T. Blunck Photography Bixler Lawrence H. Belser Second Ave Chelan Second Street North Columbia Columbia Valley Lands & Development Company Wenatchee Avenue Lillian E. Sussex D St. South Physicians and Surgeons Dog Peach Meat and Poultry MOON Aiken Timothy Wheat Owee Lebra A.Y.P. Exposition Nobbut Croker
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