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Newspaper
Wenatchee Daily World
Location
Wenatchee, Washington, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1908
Page
4
An ad mentions Wenatchee Plumbing & Heating Co offering $1,250 lots and warns against buying pipe elsewhere. It also promotes the Gem Cafe and notes Dr. Brand, an eye ear nose throat specialist, at Dr. McCoy's office in the Columbia Valley Bank building with free consultation and guaranteed satisfaction.
A humorous verse recounts Mary returning from Leavenworth with a lamb whose fleas stain its mane and fleece. The animal follows her to school, breaks a rule, and a flea causes a disruption as the girl must leave class.
Overtaxed kidneys bring aches and urinary troubles and can lead to diabetes or Bright's disease. Mrs. J. H. Baldwin of Everett recommends Dean's Kidney Pills, praising their relief and urging others to try the remedy, sold by all dealers for 50 cents. Foster-Milburn Co. is sole U.S. agents.
The cast including L. C. Sage S. L. Packwood and E. L. Moody delivered a faithful performance full of detail. Comedians drew repeated encores for their duties and received audience praise. An unofficial vote lauded S. L. Packwood as star of the act.
Skagway, Lynn Canal City, sits at the mouth of the Skagway river as a major northern terminus for the White Pass & Yukon Route. Once a mining hub, it hosts two daily papers, growing commerce, and serves as a base for anglers and hunters with nearby lakes and easy access to the Klondike era trails.
Remaining unclaimed at Wenatchee post office for week ending March 17 1908 are Miss Myrtie Adams Garner Bros Myron Hager Mr John Kennedy Mrs Sarah Keebler Mr Dick Miller Mr Francis M Lane Mr Harold Tower Karl Webster Wenatchee Grading Co Paries calling for the above will please say advertised L M Hull P M
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