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Newspaper
Wenatchee Daily World
Location
Wenatchee, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1910
Page
2
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A city dealer proclaims a superb assortment of buggies carriages hacks road wagons and runabouts. They guarantee quality with a return option for any vehicle not meeting high standards and promise long term presence in the market. A new carload has just arrived for inspection.
Minneapolis June 23. National Association of Millers discusses wheat amid terminal congestion and freight pressure. James J. Hill warns growth outpaces transport facilities with central markets choking and exports declining. Decentralization and terminal expansion urged alongside direct mill deliveries to smaller cities. Local notes: box mill nearing completion. new machinery purchased in Seattle. visits and travels among residents.
Mrs Albina Blake of Salmon Idaho visits her daughter Mrs F Casper and family. Mrs Bert Goldher and daughter from Seattle stay with relatives on the Heights. Bruce Hastings of Wenatchee visits his brother E S Hager and family. Wm Kuhlman picks cherries this week. L C Bullock of Coulee City visits the Heights. R H Hotchkin leaves for Seattle to join his wife. Heights residents irrigate. McQuaig and Kuhlman visit Wenatchee. R M Ragsdale and Geo Steinecker join Grange initiation at Squillchuck. Johnson and Oakes attend a Squillchuck picnic.
Local merchants report slow shipments from Wenatchee to Peshastin Moses Coulee Cashmere and other towns while Seattle dispatches arrive in about four days. Despite no general railroad complaints, several delays suggest careless employees may need review to speed freight to the Big Bend and east and west line towns.
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