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Newspaper
Wenatchee Daily World
Location
Wenatchee, Washington, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1906
Page
4
Local notes from Wenatchee record visits by J. Mooney and C. Meyers, theater announcements, posters, and fundraising for a grade entertainment. Updates mention H. R. Kingman, Bernard Devin, J. Ferguson, J. A. Whalley, and a long list of residents. mentions of posters, posters, and library efforts.
The 24 year old son of C. B Fry of Castmere was found in Mission Creek at 1 40 this afternoon near his father's home. He had been missing since April 22. Two boys fishing discovered the body and alerted authorities. Coroner McCoy will hold an inquest. It is believed an epileptic seizure caused him to fall into the creek and drown.
The Decoration Day committees seek names of all living 1861 veterans near Wenatchee. An incomplete list includes J.B. Palmer G.F. Sloorm, & Rodman Manning, J. W. Ferguson.
Desirable four room cottage located opposite Stevens school with two adjoining lots. Owner will accept part cash with balance on easy terms. Inquire of owner at 219 Chelan Avenue.
A Chamberlains Pain Balm advertisement urges relief from rheumatic pains with one application and a short course for a permanent cure, claiming a happy home is within reach and that the balm is sold by all druggists.
Auction style notice says a 6 hp racing motor motorcycle rated at 65 mph is for sale. Custom made wheel, 9 quart gas tank, capable of about 200 miles per fill. Owner travels to Alaska and offers a cheap price. Call immediately. CATCHALL STORE
A reader notes an assortment of summer fruits and vegetables thriving in hot weather. Corn pears peaches apricots tomatoes pumpkins peas beans beets are mentioned as available or ripe in the season.
Chicago May 10 Witnesses claim Standard Oil bribed railroad workers to crush demand and that a Kansas City manager oversaw nationwide distribution. Reports say spies earned 210 to 300 dollars monthly for information, with F S Monett arriving with a map of pipe lines to expose the network.
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