Personal Mention and City News in Brief Russell Wenatchee
Local notices list residents visiting Seattle and nearby towns including J W Quigg and Mrs G E Clark. Several trips to Gardmere Entiat Chelan and Moses Coulee noted along with shop ads for Central Market Palace Bakery and Catchall Store. Community updates mention fruit growers, hardware work, and social events at the reading rooms June 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell
O. Pitcher
Orondo
Wenatchee
Fry Central
Albin
Palace Bakery
Almeda J. McCall
Wiester
G. E. Clarx
Seattle
E. M. Foy
A. J. Linville
Fruit Growers Association
N. N. Brown
Gardmere
Homer
Mohr
Ephrata
J. . Long
Chas. Brown
Entiat
Chelan
L. JD. Winters
Bourbon
L. D. Winters
Wheeler Hall
Wenatchee Hardware Co
Ww. H. Steinke
W. J. Klinger
Medical Lake
Oatohall
Dan Woods
Cashmere
Reading Rooms
H. M. Swartwood
John A. Gellatly
Cnns
McNerney
Leavenworth
H. A. Norman
William Hayden
I. A. Navarre
Red Mountain
Jucavenworth
Daliverer
J. H. Fergman
Maypop new fruit promises value from native plant
A new improved form of the maypop, also known as paesiflora incarnata, is developed from the common plant familiar in the Southern states. It grows easily, provides ornamental cover, and bears a fruit larger than a hen’s egg with palatable taste, recognized as a potential valuable fruit source.
Eye Strain Dangers Warned By Specialist
Eye strain is dangerous to health if unchecked by a qualified ophthalmologist or optician. Do not experiment with sight. seek complete correction by an expert who knows how to diagnose and fix all defects. T. A. Meredith offers eye care at the office over the Post Office on Fridays and Saturdays.
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T. A. Meredith
Maypop based remedy foreseen to appear in markets
A historical note describes a harmless sleep aiding drug from the maypop plant leaves and flowers. It claims advantages over habit forming depressants and notes the fluid extract shows no nemesis. The improved maypop fruit may be sold fresh or preserved and could reach markets soon. It ends with a quotation about considering a response and arranging a meeting.
Muck Rake Closes Cadahy Packing Plant in Louisville
The Louisville Packing Company, a Cadahy Packing unit believed the biggest plant in Cadahy’s Chicago group, shuts down indefinitely. Established 1892, it employed about 350 workers and produced 10 000 sheep 20 000 cattle and 300 000 hogs annually. Manager W W Mason received the order two days ago citing newspaper criticism and bad legislation.
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Louisville
Louinville Packing Company
Cadahy Packing Company
Chicago
W. W. Mason
Officers Find Tainted Meat In Kansas City
Kansas City authorities confiscated a large sample of diseased meat with no external signs of spoilage. A cut into the flesh revealed highly offensive cellular tissue though government inspection had occurred. The packing company is based in Kansas City Kansas.
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Kansas City
Kan
President Roosevelts Signing Travel Funds Bill
Washington June 23 The president signed a bill requesting an annual appropriation of 25000 dollars for the traveling expenses of the president. The news drew many readers as they hurried to catch the late edition.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Market Prices Paid by Weratchee Valley Growers
The Weratchee Valley Fruit Growers association lists today’s paid prices for fruits and vegetables. Rosal Ann Cherries fetch 0.50 to 0.90, Black Cherries 0.70 to 0.90, Bing Cherries 0.75 to 1.00, Strawberries 2.09, Black Caps 1.25 to 2.25, Red Raspberries 1.25 to 2.45, Peas 0.08, Beans 0.06, Gooseberries 0.03 and 12, Dewberries 2.50. The association also buys all kinds of vegetables according to quality.
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Weratchee Valley Fruit Growers Association
Rosal Ann
The Best Remedy for Bowel Trouble Endorsed by Blufftop Resident
Mr. M. F. Burroughs of Blufftop Ind confirms Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as the best for bowel trouble after years of use in his family. He urges purchase now to be prepared for emergencies this summer and notes it is sold by all druggists.
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M. F. Burroughs
Blufftop
Ind
Chamberlain
Has Half a Dozen Wives
Asheville announces a pursuit of J. C. Cavendish known as Lord Douglass a British peerage impersonator who married Miss Josephine Hood and vanished. An appeal to the secretary of state and to the Mexican government seeks his capture in Mexico. Police estimate he may have six or more wives. Pinkertons may be hired. Fort Worth authorities provide a detailed fugitive description.
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Asheville
N.yo
J. C. Cavendish
Lord Douglass
Josephine Hood
Cavendish
Mexico
Fort Worth
Saloons to Reopen in Frisco Police Station Overwhelmed
San Francisco June 25 The license bureau of the police department was besieged by applicants renewing saloon licenses. By noon over 400 applications had been filed signaling weak deterrents to licensing. Police commissioners face a crowded task limiting saloons to one per block as July 6 opening looms and temp saloons rise.
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Vienna
Marianne Kon‘okuva
Cracow
Porland
San Francisco
Police Department
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J. W. Quigg
Abelan Ave
South
Kirkendall
William
Pennsylvania
Phillippi
Buroh Flat
M. Mason
Wenatehee
Mount Vernon, Wash
Great Northern
Vkanogen
Moses Coulee
J. 3. Mooney
Issac Smith
Tacoma
E. T. Dargan
Wenatchee Drug Co
F. M. Scheble
Wenatchee Avenue
Roosevelt Hotel
Paul Tominson
Iowa
Burch Flat
Cashmere v
John Strain
W.S. Taylor
Winford Pegg
Mr. Taylor
Flora Kirk
Wenatchee Drug Company
Mooready
Muck Rake
Market Report
Lord Douglage
Kiona
Malaga
Natchee
G. A. Virtue
Boston
Frisco
World-Advance Publishing CO
OF Wenatchee, Wash
Bank of California
Anglo-California Bank
Chase National Bank
New York
First National Bank
Compkins
S. F.lewis, W. P
John Godfrey
the Daily World
Roger Bros
Daily World
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