Wenatchee Daily World Opens Second Class Mail
Office and editorial lines list Wenatchee Washington building details with Farmers Phone 1132 as part of the mailing notice. It notes second class matter status at the Wenatchee post office.
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Newspaper
Wenatchee Daily World
Location
Wenatchee, Washington, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1909
Page
2
Office and editorial lines list Wenatchee Washington building details with Farmers Phone 1132 as part of the mailing notice. It notes second class matter status at the Wenatchee post office.
A newspaper notice urges subscribers to report missing papers and outlines delivery by messenger or mail. It then critiques congressional debate and low voter turnout, citing Spokane school election apathy and comparing votes for school boards and dog catcher with no salary attached to office.
The Washington Post notes increasing intensity of the woman suffrage drive in the United States and abroad. It reports petitions with millions of names to Congress, growing legislative support, and a societal shift toward gender equality within democratic and industrial life.
Halbert and Webber Hardware promotes the Jewel gasolene stoves highlighting the Jewel Junior model for small spaces and laundry use. Stoves come with one two or three burners and fit wash day needs while costing only as much as their features justify. The line adheres to National Board of Fire Underwriters safety standards and invites customers to view them at no cost.
A tale recalls actors enduring mishaps with family aid. Jack Barrymore, stranded in San Francisco after touring Australia, writes to uncle John Drew pleading for help. Drew’s witty reply arrives with a money order, noting Jack’s bath after the quake and army work amid the disaster.
Terence Dolan, nurse and cop, guards welfare of Pta rick Conroy at the Conroys home. He reports a fall from the Brady stables roof while shingling, breaking his left leg, knocking out two teeth, and breaking a collarbone. Dolan downplays danger, noting a pile of stones and lumber cushioned the fall.
Hussein Kiazim Bey new Turkish ambassador spoke at a Washington dinner about cooking. He complimented the host’s cooking but critiqued aspects of cheese and hung game. The diplomat joked about cheese at a luncheon and asked about preferences with apple.
An amused host settles a playful dispute over cheese by letting Roquefort and limburger race across the table. The wimmer is chosen, reflecting a lighthearted, social moment reported in the Rochester Herald.
Nez Perce tribe under Chief Joseph forms a bank at Fort Lapwai Idaho with $150,000 in federal interstand moneys for 1900s land sales. Paid capital $15,000, Indians hold $12,000. directors are Native, Corbett Lawyers as cashier. Expected deposits near $200,000. first of its kind in the Pacific Northwest.
Gov Marion Hay and city leaders invited to opening Northwestern league game at Recreation Park April 17 between the Spokane Indians and Aberdeen Black Cats. Mayor Moore may pitch if Hay declines, with Joe Cohn promising auto mobile rides for guests and calls for a half holiday to view the curtain raiser. Spokane bets on big turnout and favorable weather.
In Tacoma on March 31 a plan to restore Dora Sauvageot to her mother in the city ties to the possible release of Joshua Klein the radio active philosopher convicted for attempting to kill Miss Dora Culbertson He has reportedly ordered the girl to return from his chalet in the Alps and she may be back with her family within two weeks If Klein is released immigration officials would deport him as undesirable.
G. T. Slosson of Spokane arrived yesterday in Wenatchee, signaling a local visit by a distant resident.
From eastern points via the Union Pacific and Oregon Railroad & Navigation Co. in effect until April 30. Notify friends for full information address Wm McMurray G P A Portland Ore or J R Nagel T P A 608 First avenue Seattle Wash
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