Potatoes Seed Potatoes Available For Immediate Order
If you plan to plant a potato patch today, seed potatoes are being unloaded from a car. Call to reserve if you cannot come in person. Also a car load of good hay is available now.
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Newspaper
Wenatchee Daily World
Location
Wenatchee, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1909
Page
5
If you plan to plant a potato patch today, seed potatoes are being unloaded from a car. Call to reserve if you cannot come in person. Also a car load of good hay is available now.
Mr and Mrs Roger N Burnham married Saturday in Woods Hole Cape Cod rode a balloon from Pittsfield heart of the Berkshires to the Ralph Gilkey farm at Holebrook 14 miles from Boston arriving after a three hour fifty minute airborne honeymoon.
Washington observes a push to screen diplomatic hopefuls physically and mentally. Fourteen of a 26 candidate class undergo naval medical checks for wind, heart, lungs, speech, teeth, and facial features. The State Department runs a training program led by Secretary Knox and seasoned diplomats to prepare would be ministers for global duties.
The Ladies' Aid of the Christian church will serve ice cream on Rev. A. J. Adams' lawn this evening following Z. E. Hayden's brief return visit to Spokane.
Reader letters from Wenatchee advocate using five billion dollars in U S bonds for internal improvements. The writer criticizes wartime spending, calls for land reclamation, natural resource conservation, and road construction to boost homes and commerce, arguing roads would outpace rail travel and be more beneficial than warships.
Percy Walker drove to Entiat yesterday with John A. Gellatly and a mortgage company representative. They ventured four to five miles up the road for the visit.
Grand Army and Woman's Relief Corps members urged to meet at Sprague's undertaking parlors next Sunday at 10 o clock to attend Comrade Miller's funeral. Miller's body has awaited his daughter's arrival at Sprague's morgue. By Order Committee.
The scheduled match between the first and second teams was forfeited by the first team due to their no show last night. Mrs. Bert Chamberlain hosted dinner for Maud Boblet and Blanche Wakefield at six o clock, and A B Crable of Wenatchee Produce Co. cannot attend work owing to a partially paralyzed arm. George Coe plans a summer trip to Lakeside. The Royal Neighbors received a surprise visit from Red Apple Camp M W A, as the band performed and refreshments followed. all attendees expressed enjoyment and urged a return.
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