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Newspaper
Wenatchee Daily World
Location
Wenatchee, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1910
Page
2
Read this snap. Five acres within two miles of Wesaps balance set to Winesaps this spring. Peach fillers and one acre in berries. Three room plastered house with cement basement. Only $3,000. On account of.
The first excursion leaves Wenatchee at 9 a.m. and returns at 6 p.m. with stops along the line. Round trip fare is 1.75 dollars. Promoter F A Reynolds aims to show Merritt as a desirable summer home site near the railroad for Wenatchee residents.
Minneapolis July 28 John Lind for governor on a county option platform leads the Democratic state convention called to nominate a state ticket for November. A county option fight is expected to decide Lind's status, with Hammond wavering on the ticket. If Lind falters, Stanton or Jeswold from Bemidji or Duluth may be named.
A Wenatchee pioneer, F. B. Chapman, transformed desert land near Moses Lake into high value holdings. From buying 6,700 acres at $5 an acre, he sold 4,500 acres at $15 to $20 each to a Milwaukee railroad townsite group, then resold to developers. He retains 2,200 acres with abundant fruit land and water. The market interest around Wenatchee grows as investors foresee future value.
Theodore Roosevelt Jr and his wife arrived in San Francisco after a sunny Santa Barbara honeymoon. They are staying at a fashionable hotel as plans for housing are made. Roosevelt will start work August first at a local branch of a large eastern carpet and rug company.
New Orleans promoters plan a 24 round match between Ad Wolgast and Packey McFarland in New Orleans on Labor Day with a $10,000 purse offered by Tommy Walsh, matchmaker of the New Orleans Athletic Club.
The American Hawaiian Steamship company will launch a six day service between Puget Sound and the Hawaiian Islands, starting in 1911. The route will also start from Santa Cruz and San Francisco. Currently the line runs a semi monthly service with a triangular Puget Sound route. Nebraskan Isthmian and Pleiades sail to the islands from southern ports, while larger ships Columbia Mexican Virginia Missouri Alaskan and Arizona alternate in north and south services.
Niagara Falls opening day of the third annual congress of the National Good Roads association draws record attendance. The session continues for three days with speeches from prominent leaders in the good roads movement.
Unclaimed letters for the week ending July 26 1910 include Adams Miss Alice Atchison W J Aldrich H J Bates Mrs A J Barrows Mrs J E Burge A Brown Geo D Booth C L Challacomb Stowell Campbell W D Crew E W Cox D M Dzelet Gjoko DeLear Walter Duncan Lem Tillis Mrs Frank Bison Frank J T Ford Gravans Al Gochner H Harris Mrs Jenny Haggerth George Hooker Albert Hilyard Clarence Johnson O F James W L Kinney Eugene Kellogg E L Mickey Harry Miller J A Arasio Bausa Bonngust Harry Rolands Harland Simpson Elmer Smith Chas Smith H L Ward A A Wadsworth W Persons calling for the above will please say advertised.
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