Wenatchee News Notes Roosevelts Ride and Local Culture Rise
In Wenatchee the Daily World praises ex-president Roosevelt and his planned travel writings while noting renewed interest in natural history. It highlights Wenatchee’s cultural ambitions including the Episcopal church sacred cantata The Crucifixion directed by Rev Hyatt as part of community refinement and growth.
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Roosevelt
America
T. R
British East Africa
Wenatchee
Episcopal Church
Mr. Hyatt
The Treating Custom Challenged by Antitreat League
In reply to a letter, Theodore Sutro outlines the Antitreat League and its growing membership. The piece denounces the treating custom as foolish and vicious, arguing it fuels drunkenness, broken homes, and social trouble, urging saloonkeepers to back the league.
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Theodore Sutro
Antitreat League
Washington
D. C
Governor Hay Vetoes Potts Hotel and Park Bills
Olympia March 24 Gov Hay vetoed Senate Bills 14 and 37. He objects to granting shore lands to Seattle for park purposes where lands have already been sold, and rejects extending liquor sales on Sundays to large hotels while denying smaller ones. He also notes other vetoes and announces a state affairs committee meeting set for March 30 to hear charges and collect information.
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Olympia
Hay
Senate
Seattle
Lake Union
Lake Washington
Mr. Hay
Lake Union Shore
Gov. Hay
Ballard
King
Pierce
Puyallup
Pliny L. Allen
House
Portland's June Rose Fiesta Outshines Other Cities
Portland, called the City of Roses, hosts a grand early June festival praised for vast floral displays. Local booster F C Savage says the event surpasses Los Angeles midwinter parades and expects expenditures to exceed last year's 100000 dollars as crowds converge for pageants, parades, and a Pacific coast Mardi Gras of roses.
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Portland
F. C. Savage
Oregon
Los Angeles
Pacific Slope
Wenatchee Pupils Write to Telluride Journal About Apples
An Wenatchee eighth grader Miss Kathryn Leavers receives a letter from Chas. F. Painter manager of the Telluride Journal Telluride Colorado praising the pupil's advertising letters about Wenatchee apples and the Alaska-Yukon-Pacific exposition in Seattle. The Wenatchee Valley letters aim to promote the fair and local produce to readers elsewhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Wenatchee Valley
Kathryn Leavers
Chas. F. Painter
Telluride Journal
Telluride
Colorado
Wenatchee
Washington
Kathryn
Journal
Wash
Colo
Newspaper plans and arrivals mention Scheble and Dodd
F M Scheble arrived from Seattle on business. A R Dodd of Decorah Iowa called en route to Pateros to take charge of a newspaper to be started there by the local commercial club.
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A. R. Dodd
Decorah
Iowa
Pateros
Commercial Club
Family Returns from Illinois to Make We natchee Home
E. E. Trexler and family, once residents of the valley, have returned from Illinois after four months away. They had planned to stay in Illinois but found the attractions of Wenatchee too strong and chose to resume their home here.
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Wenatchee Valley
E. E. Trexler
Illinois
Wenatchee
Digging for North Chelan to Reservoir Pipeline Begins
Ball and McNerney started digging yesterday for a twelve inch pipe line from North Chelan to Douglas Street and then to the reservoir. The route also runs from Fifth Street north to the reservoir.
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Ball & McNerney
Chelan
Douglas Street
Fifth Street
Sportsmen Voice Disappointment Over Fish and Game Law Changes
The piece laments a one month shift in brook trout season to May 1 east of the Cascades. It notes Lake Chelan’s failed year round trout bill, praises higher bounties on cougars and timber wolves, and cites dwindling game and bird populations in the Cascades area. Local hunters urge stricter deer protection and enforcement to curb law violators.
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Cascades
Lake Chelan
Chiwaukum
Merritt
Nason Creek
Cascade Tunnel
Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy Praised for Croup Cure
Indiana man Harry Wilson of Waynetown calls Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy unequaled for croup and coughs. He says early use prevents attacks and it is widely used in thousands of homes. Also notes Mr and Mrs F W Hoffman returned from a Long Beach winter.
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Chamberlain
Harry Wilson
Waynetown
Ind
F. W. Hoffman
Long Beach
California
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Daily World
the World Advance Publishing Co
Rufus W
Kieite
R. R. Ellinwood
Daily World Building
St. Patrick’s
Columbia Valley Bank
J. J. Browne
M. Horan
Guy C. Browne
Frank D. Case
Cashie
Charles E. Owens
Gov
Potts
PARKS
City Schools
F. M. Scheble
Neely & Co
World Building
Chaser
Motteler Brothers
Wenatchee Avenue
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