Wenatchee Daily World Publisher and staff listing
The Daily World identifies its publisher Rufus Woods and staff W. S. Trimble R. R. Bilimwood as well as the main office address Wenatchee Washington. It notes subscription rates for one year six months and carrier delivery and states entry as second class matter at Wenatchee post office.
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the World Advance Publishing Co
Rufus Woods
Trimble
Daily World Building
Wenatchee
Washington
Wenatchee, Wash
Taft Policy Commends Preservation Of Water Sites In Forest Reserves
The Taft administration is praised for not disposing of valuable water sites in forest reserves, aligning with Roosevelt’s policy to protect federal resources. The piece credits Roosevelt’s foresight for preventing a sale that would have handed control to corporate interests and notes gains in public ownership and resource stewardship. It also commends checking Ballinger’s liberal federal law interpretation.
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Taft
Roosevelt
Ballinger
MAINTAIN THE INSPECTORSHIP FOR FRUIT SHIPMENTS
Fruit growers business and professional men at the Chelan County Commercial Club urge the county to keep fruit inspection at shipping points. They warn discontinuing now would harm Wenatchee’s world market reputation and land values, and affect Chelan and North Central Washington’s standing. They ask regional Commercial groups to support preserving the high quality, pack, and excellence. Further study is expected to build broad agreement.
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Wenatchee
Chelan County
Washington
Automobile swap prank leads to real prize
Editor E H Farr of Whiting Indiana buys a $1500 auto for 50 cents from Frank Rieling of South Chicago. A joke over a paid debt ends when a raffle draws Farr’s number winning the car, which he retrieves from Rieling amid disbelief.
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Call
Frank Rieling
Chicago
Editor Farr
Mr. Rieling
Farr
Rieling
Colfax sale of ranch to Spokane syndicate for 70000
Colfax reports the R. M. Johnson ranch near Colfax sold to a Spokane syndicate for 70000 dollars. Pasco hosts a Wednesday mass meeting at the courthouse to push government irrigation aid. Power from Wapato canal falls will pump water to high reservation lands.
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R. M. Johnson
Spokane
Pasco
Wapato Canal
Yakima Indian Reservation
Better Not Get Dyspepsia Kodol Ad Declares Cure
An advertisement warns against indigestion and promotes Kodol as a complete digester that rests the stomach. It claims sour stomach belching and bloating indicate need for Kodol, promises a money back guarantee via druggists, and notes the product is produced by E C DeWitt Co in Chicago.
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E.C. DeWitt & Co
Chicago
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