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Newspaper
Wenatchee Daily World
Location
Wenatchee, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1910
Page
7
150 acres good land 20 acres fall wheat priced at 4000 dollars with 2500 dollars cash and balance long time. We have a fine platting proposition that is hard to beat for the man with a little money. Better see us about anything you
The Modern Woodmen and Royal Neighbors picnic at Shull's Park drew large crowds with a Fiesta events lineup led by J A Hotell and John Painter winning multiple races. Other items cover city contracts for sidewalks on Queen Street, school staffing changes, accidents, property sales, and community visits by officials and residents.
A whimsical tale of a tenderfoot in a mining saloon who receives a whisk broom with his whisky and hesitantly waits as others are served. A larger man in a red shirt also gets a broom, cleans, and then lies down for a fit in the corner. The poem recalls a radiant soul tested by vanity before shining again.
A Scots parish church anecdote recounts a boy who shouts to his mother while she cooks a sheep head. She signals to him to stay quiet, but he insists and warns that the sheep head is belching dumplings from the air, prompting her to return home.
In Oroville Washington on June 27 railroad contractors uncovered an ancient Indian cemetery when excavating on the east side of the river. About 200 remains were disturbed some bones found in seated positions with relics such as sea shell necklaces copper cylinders elk tooth and buckskin thongs in surprisingly good condition. Local workers carried off artifacts and the site is described as a long-used burial ground near a former fort and close to granite outcroppings opposite the town. Native memories recount a distant northern raid by copper colored tribes with a fierce Okanogan defense and heavy losses.
Boston June 27 Miss Helen Keller known worldwide for her intellectual achievements was showered with congratulations on her 30th birthday. Despite being unable to speak see or hear she completed a four year course at Radcliffe College and demonstrated advanced proficiency in higher learning.
Romean Catholic clergy and laymen gather from across the United Kingdom in London for the consecration of Westminster Cathedral. The rite occurs tomorrow followed by a Wednesday celebration marking the 60th anniversary of England's hierarchy reestablishment.
Cincinnati June 27 President Taft in a signed statement received by the Times Star expressed satisfaction with the current session of Congress. He says the party pledges have been fulfilled and that legislation enacted will rebound to the party’s benefit as it keeps its contract ahead of the upcoming elections.
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