Advertising deadlines for display and classified notices
From the Wenatchee Washington office in the Columbia Valley Bank Building the Farmers Phone 1131 advertises two insertion deadlines. Display ads must reach the World office by 11 o clock and classified ads by 1 30 p m.
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Columbia Valley Bank
Wenatchee, Wash
Farmers Phone
World Office
Chelan
Wenatchee
Merritt & Maltbie
Doctor McCoy
Fannie Davis
Plano
Thomas & Marsh
Postoffice Building
Corbin, Ludington & Kemp
Farmers & Merchants Bank
What It Means to Be a Senator in Washington
An editorial urges Washington voters to carefully weigh a senator’s fitness, stressing the Senate's vast power over treaty making impeachment and the federal judiciary. It warns that intelligence and integrity are essential to safeguard the state and nation, advising voters to choose a capable successor to Mr. Ankeny.
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Washington
Levi Rankeny
United States Senate
Senate
Congress
Supreme Court
Mr. Ankeny
P.I
Ankeny's Papers Tied Up By Strike Action
Walla Walla March 9 The printing workers of Washington Printing and Book Manufacturing Co strike over alleged violations of local and international typographical laws. No Ankeny Union or Statesman editions were published today while a representative of President Lynch arrives to resolve the dispute. The Evening Bulletin is the only edition affected. Special for one week 50 calling cards only 50c World Office.
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Ankeny
Walla Walla
Washington Printing & Book Manufacturing Co
Union
the Statesman
Lynch
International Typographical Union
Civil cases listed for trial in Superior Court
The docket lists multiple civil cases for trial including Edith Shill vs Oliver V Shill and Lillie Hinton vs Arthur Hinton for divorce. Other matters include Griffiths vs Griffiths for divorce, transcript of judgment in Forde Co. vs Britt for 94.20, Beal vs Amos for debt 324.37 at 10 percent, Wheeler vs Daniel note 450 at 10 percent with 75 attorney fee, First National Bank vs Fowler debt 2000 at 8 percent plus 300 attorney fee, Fisher vs Fowler debt 1171.27 with 150 attorney fee, Wenatchee Valley and N Br Co vs Thien condemnation for right of way across section 18-25-28. The ad notes regional pipe dealers Wenatchee Plumbing & Heating.
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Edith Shill
Oliver
Shill
Lillie Hinton
Arthur H. Hinton
Robert Bruce Griffiths
Maggie May Griffiths
Ellis Forde Co
W. S._ Britt
Justice Court
D. A. Beal
A. J. Amos
Clara R. Amos
Clarence Wheeler
W. E. Daniel
First National Bank
Leonard Fowler
Geo. R. Fisher
Wenatchee Valley and N. Br. Co
Paul E. Thien
E. NW
Gaslight Effects in Modern Apartment House Life
A Worcester landlord laments the constant battles with gas and would be tenants. A prospective renter demands night illumination to judge a $ high end flat, prompting the landlord to keep gas on in vacant units. The tale suggests tenants and gas firms may be colluding to complicate leasing.
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New York Press
Eighty Degrees of Frost Recorded in Russia
The Dundee Advertiser quotes Arctic explorer accounts illustrating extreme cold. McClintock describes a sailor freezing his hand at 80 degrees of frost and plunging it into icy water, which instantly forms a solid block. Dr. Kane notes perilous effects at 25 degrees, including frozen facial hair and a tongue that sticks to ice.
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Russia
Leopold McClintock
Think Success and It Will Come
A reflection on self education and discipline urging that practice builds strength. A French anecdote about writing a needed book illustrates that anyone can learn any subject with determination. The piece asserts success follows laws and that giving your best yields the best results.
Onion poultice gag in a London Answers quip
A commercial traveler in the north of England is bedbound with a cold. His landlady serves onion porridge to help him, and he jokes that he has eaten a poultice for a chest ailment, prompting a wry London Answers quip.
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England
London
Perverted Inscription At Magus Muir Slain By Enemies Debate
At Magus Muir near St Andrews a monument to Archbishop harp marks where he was slain. A descendant of the covenanters chipped off top bars turning inimicis to salvis, altering the meaning to suggest he was slain by uninjured enemies.
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Magus Muir
St. Andrews
Archbishop Harp
Suze
Chas F Frye Shoe Repair Promises Prompt Service
Advertisement notes Chas F Frye's Shoe Repair Shop offers prompt work with a guarantee and fair prices located across from Wenatchee Department Store.
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Chas. F. Frye
Wenatchee Department Store
Famous Scholars. Men Who Might Have Been Human Encyclopedias
A vivid collage of renowned thinkers like Macaulay Lyulph Stanley Palgrave Buckle and others hailed for prodigious memories. Anecdotes recount Stanley’s vast knowledge and Buckle’s confident yet humorous corrections, ending with praise for a dictionary Buckle read with pleasure.
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Macaulay
Lyulph Stanley
Lowell
Stanley
Palgrave
Buckle
Civil Tion
St. Louis Republic
Writing to Himself and Mail Memoranda
A Columbus Dispatch quote notes travelers write notes to themselves to seem important at hotels. A hotel clerk recalls a memo memory aid used by a man who mailed reminders to Columbus because his memory was poor, ensuring tasks aren’t forgotten.
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Columbus
Columbus Dispatch
Local Officials and Names List Shown in Fragment
Readable fragments show a lineup of individuals including W. Otis Jos A Geilally J. E. Graves Sam R. Sumner J. B. Palmer J. E. Ferguson stoner P. Sherburne Roy Zahren and commissioners J. W. Sussex A. T. Kaupp with unclear roles and sequence.
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J. E. Graves
Sam R. Sumner
J. B. Palmer
J. E. Ferguson
Stoner
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