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Newspaper
Wenatchee Daily World
Location
Wenatchee, Washington, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1906
Page
2
The notice lists subscription prices: 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.
The Manhattan local improvement board schedules a public hearing for March 20 to consider creating a park bounded by Bayard Street Bowery Chatham Square Park Row Worth Street and Mulberry Street. Mayor McClellan supports the plan. property owners sign the petition. land value under $2 million. Malberry Bend park cost $3 million.
A bashful man chronicles his inability to confess love yet reveals his bold moment when he proposes to the woman he adores. Despite his fear of blushing and cowardice she pushes him to kiss her, but he remains unsure and hesitant.
A shy narrator recounts the long, awkward journey to purchase an engagement ring. She endures glances from clerks and policemen as she hides her true purpose, finally finding success with the help of a kind, persuasive woman in the jewelry department.
President Roosevelt urged Congress to fund coastal defenses and defenses for insular possessions and Panama Canal entrances. The plan totals 50 million dollars, targeting important ports in the islands and key approaches to the canal. The message underscores keeping strategic positions and ensuring national security.
In Chelan County Washington the Superior Court of Washington State hears a dissolution petition filed by the E F Sprague Company a Wenatchee based corporation. A hearing is set for April 9 1906 at 10 a.m. at the courthouse in Wenatchee with Carl Christensen Clerk of the Superior Court presiding. The petition seeks dissolution of the company under applicable law.
Sixy acres and adjoining tracts described as fruit land timber land and alfalfa near Cashmere with a ten room plastered house well barn and water right offered for 5000 dollars with terms and contact G A Virtue Seattle Washington plus a relinquishment of 160 acres near Quincy suitable for cash or exchange with Joan S Mooney and Co.
A party owning fine residence property in Seattle's Capitol Hill district seeks exchange for land in the Wenatchee Valley. He will assume mortgage or pay cash difference up to $13,000. For particulars contact G. A. Virtue at 306 Boston Block, Seattle, Washington.
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