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Newspaper
Wenatchee Daily World
Location
Wenatchee, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1910
Page
5
The Wenatchee Daily World is published every afternoon except Sunday by World Advance Pub Co. W S Trimble and E Stohl are listed as editors. main office is Daily World Building, Wenatchee. Subscription rates vary by duration with mail and carrier options.
Editorial urges rapid building of a Wenatchee Ellensburg auto route to improve county communication and boost business growth. It notes potential motor stage service to Wenatchee, easier access for land seekers, and greater theatrical touring, plus implications for North Yakima and regional travel. The piece also comments on Roosevelt and the Payne Aldrich tariff amid political context.
The Nebraskan convention favors progressive republicanism, opposing Cannon and Aldrich, and plans to send a progressive Republican to the U.S. Senate when the legislature convenes in January. Ohio shows its own contrast with standout senators controlling the convention.
The article notes divisions within Ohio Republican ranks over a conservation plank, with Crary opposing progressive ideas on that issue. It contrasts Senator Dick's abandonment of his candidacy, and questions how Governor Harman’s Democratic win may affect Republicans this year under Cannonism and Aldrichism amid broad calls for national conservation.
Davenport Tribune quotes editors questioning editors who mock insurgents and account for the growing progressive movement. It recalls La Follette and others once similar in size to insurgents, now appearing in hundreds of thousands.
Chelan county marks a remarkable year with growth across cities including Cashmere Chelan city Leavenworth and Wenatchee. The railroad toward Wenatchee Lake a scenic Lake Chelan highway project fruit tree plantings and vast land redevelopment fuel prosperity and civic improvement nationwide.
Big Bend Outlook reports county GOP bosses in Spokane Grant and Lincoln backing Wilson while Poindexter gains in towns. If Poindexter wins September primaries the machine will be exposed. a Wilson victory across counties would ease party control and smooth the rest of the race.
The skeleton found in a sack on the beach remains unidentified and officials fail to link it to Sophia Neis, a young woman who vanished from the area six years ago. Relatives who inspected the remains doubt a match as investigators press on with the case.
A speech advocates women voters electing women councilors and a woman mayor. It imagines a transformed city with clean streets, parks replacing lumberyards, fountains, and a city run without graft. The piece humorously envisions polished governance and a model, perfume scented metropolis.
Direct buying from Washington Nursery Company emphasizes personal responsibility and clear order handling. The firm touts superior stock grown under fertile soil and proper care, with careful digging and efficient fulfillment, inviting customers to write if an agent misses their visit.
H M Lichty of Yakima Sunnyside nursery promotes pedigreed fruit trees as a practical system for breeding prize yields. He explains selecting top trees, recording pedigrees, and issuing plats with scions. Local growers like J M Neslie and W S Thornber back the program, citing better apples and higher returns.
The Spokane Interstate Fair will run October 3 and 9 with daily circus and vaudeville acts. Featured performers include the Steiner troupe of foreign acrobats a herd of trained goats from Washington DC and two funny tumblers with their team and hay load who once pranked on the race track to the tune of Turkey in the Straw.
A speaker endorses buying trees from stock of acknowledged excellence and praises efforts to cultivate and propagate superior strains of Yakima apples, wishing success to the enthusiastic horticultural endeavor.
Lincoln July 28 W J Bryan will press the county option and the initiative and referendum. Washington Fair tonight and Friday. The World building south room is being fitted as a post office with new fixtures. Postmaster Ross plans to move Sunday night and Monday to minimize public disruption. Over 1,100 boxes and windows for general delivery stamps registry and money orders are being installed to match Wenatchee progress.
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