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Newspaper
Wenatchee Daily World
Location
Wenatchee, Washington, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1908
Page
3
The World contest shows 10 position changes with three leaders holding top spots in their districts. A double vote offer draws subscriptions as contestants urged to recruit supporters and push Alaska trips as prizes. Details cover schedules, district rules, and subscriber rates amid a three-contest spectacle with Skagway tourism reference.
District officials in District No 1 and District No 2 are listed as leaders in local coverage. The report outlines governance roles and district boundaries with emphasis on administrative steps and upcoming meetings.
The Quincy council refused a saloon license for Jos Bassi and limited licenses to two until population reaches 1,000. Officers were appointed to clean city lots by April 1. Elevators plans—200 ft site east of side tracks—are advancing with bids from local and outside firms. Architect Ewing met directors and impressed locals. fund drive tops $3 after initial $100 goal, with Sagebrush flat road imminent. A dance and two comedy shows conclude the week.
A well received performance captivated a large crowd last night with praise for the ensemble and its Wenatchee musicians. The tour through the city promises a strong engagement, though a late notice reduced attendance at Dick Hall social dance.
William Ragless of Quincey sold his 280 acre fruit ranch on the Columbia river to Clark McGinnis of this city for 2500 dollars. Ragless, aging, plans to buy a wheat ranch on the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul line. McGinnis, a young man, will work years for returns. The Waterville press.
An advertising line promotes purchasing pipe at Wenatchee Plumbing and Heating Co with contact phone 251.78. The note emphasizes current availability and a sales push for pipe products.
A World office notice seeks rooms for rent with repeated calls for listings. The brief item also mentions a Sunday chicken dinner priced at 25 cents.
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