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Newspaper
Wenatchee Daily World
Location
Wenatchee, Washington, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1906
Page
2
Editor outlines pricing for subscriptions: one year by mail in advance five dollars, six months by mail in advance two dollars and fifty cents, and carrier delivery at ten cents per week.
A Chicago Daily Review clipping discusses how educated, virtuous women face pressure from changes in marriage norms. It cites cases where reportedly forward or “demi-monde” women marry well, challenging Roosevelt’s home ideals. The piece questions the feasibility of idealized families under these social shifts.
A letter argues that capable independent women make the best wives and criticizes matchmaking mothers who push daughters at professional men. It states men with limited education seek honest, self supporting partners, while office workers risk unsuitable matches when flattered into marriage. M. N.
New York March 7 To raise funds for the Rosary Hill home in Westchester and the Cherry Street hospital for incurables with cancer founded by Mrs. Rose Hawthorne Lathrop a benefit program is planned at Carnegie Hall tonight Judge Alton B Parker will preside with Archbishop Farley and other speakers among the participants The event aims to support the Hawthorne institutions and aid patients in need.
Princess Ena of Battenberg, future wife of King Alfonso of Spain, will be received into the Roman Catholic Church Wednesday at San Sebastian. King Edward will accompany her from Biarritz to San Sebastian.
T A Davies Gen Mor Bousquet and Holm offer 10 acres near Wenatchee with 750 trees, 3 acres alfalfa, house and staple for 4000 dollars. Bousquet and Holm bid 3600. A relinquishment of 160 acres seven miles from Quincy, with 200 acres soil level, is offered for cash or exchange for city property. John S Mooney and Co handles the listing.
Chelan county invites sealed bids for clearing grubbing grading and surfacing State Road No 3 Red Mountain road from the survey start to the 4500 state county appropriation. Bids requested for clearing by the mile grading by the cubic yard surfacing by the square yard corduroying by the lineal foot and small bridge work. Contracts to complete by Sept 1 1906 with 10 percent bid bond. Wenatchee March 2 1906 MO A Gellatly clerk seal.
In Chelan County Washington the E F Sprague company a Washington corporation has filed for dissolution in Superior Court. A hearing is set for April 9 1906 at 10:00 AM at the courthouse in Wenatchee. Clerk Carl Christensen notes the filing dated February 10 1906.
Advertisement offers a nearly new three room house with corner lot 60 by 120 feet and outbuildings for swap with $625 price, $325 cash, balance on easy terms. Mail to box 278 Wenatchee Washington. Also solicit painting supplies and services from H W Russell for wallpaper paints oil and paper hanging.
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