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Newspaper
Wenatchee Daily World
Location
Wenatchee, Washington, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1907
Page
2
A long delayed city ukase prompts residents to clean up yards as health concerns rise. Filthy heaps invite disease and danger, with warnings to move refuse now before health officers intervene. Spring cleanup is urged to curb unsightly and unsafe conditions.
The article chronicles Josephus Daniels Loeb’s rise from Roosevelt's secretary to secretary of the White House under Theodore Roosevelt. It notes his heavy daily mail load, handling four hundred to over a thousand letters, and his reputation improving with time. It also recounts Secretary Root opposing higher army salaries, telling a story of frugal family finances and urging officers’ spouses to consider the same.
An examination of expert testimony in trials notes that rival opinions by specialists often confuse juries. Clark Bell proposes court retention of experts to present full facts, reducing partisan use of hired witnesses and relying on court appointed specialists. Dispatches from Paris report a cab owner vowing to unhorse women workers, with male cabbies to serve them.
A speaker argues education is a public trust and citizens must repay by strong citizenship. He credits state and private aid, urges college graduates to lead with responsibility, and warns ignorance undermines self government. The piece cites Washington, public schools, and the value of character alongside learning.
Wenatchee wholesale prices list dealer quotations for meats fruits vegetables grain hay and feed. The column records current asking prices from local dealers and notes variations by item and grade.
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