Daily World Wenatchee Advertises Local Office Details
The Daily World published daily except Sunday by the World Advance Publishing Co. in Wenatchee Washington lists Rufus Woods as publisher and R R Bilmwood as editor. Main office and advertising include the Daily World Building with contact details and carrier delivery options.
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Daily World Building
Wenatchee
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Opening of the Columbia for navigation urged
The government is poised to widen Columbia River navigation to practical limits. The river’s historic role is noted and a railroad up and down Central Washington is seen as not replacing steamboats. Both rail and water transport will be needed to move the region’s anticipated growth.
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Columbia
United States
Washington
Call a Special Session to Address State Administration
Governor Hay contemplates a special session to fix Olympia administration rot. He urges a fall call focused on immediate reform, overhauling the land office, and placing funds under broader checks, arguing speed and focus beat a regular session for systemic improvements.
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Hay
Olympia
Dog's Vigil at Grave Draws Attention in New Jersey
Prince the fox terrier visits the grave of Joseph Williamson in Trenton daily. The dog stayed by the sick room, refused food for three days after Williamson's death, followed the funeral procession to Riverview cemetery, and now sits on the grave most of the day.
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N. J
Prince
Joseph Williamson
Williamson
Riverview
Nickname Carries Letter From Abbeville to Tufts
A Georgia sender mailed a letter with only the nickname Sky of Tufts on it. The Abbeville postmaster forwarded it to Medford Massachusetts where Irving Tolles, a Tufts junior known as Sky, received and identified it as meant for him. Tolles admitted the letter was intended for him.
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Tufts
Medford
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Brothers Reunite After 45 Years In Michigan Visit
In Kalamazoo on May 15 a veteran, Thereon, returned to meet his brother for the first time since the Civil War. The aged men, now residents of Six Lakes and Montcalm County, greeted with joy and planned several weeks together.
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Kalamazoo, Mich
W. M. Winter
Six Lakes
Montcalm County
Sanitary care beyond soap and water in homes
The Deseret News article argues true sanitation rests on fresh air and the exclusion of insects, especially flies, rather than constant scrubbing of floors and woodwork. It warns against overcleaning vaults while neglecting cleanliness in areas where germs thrive and notes P. O. Barnard arrived from Portland for a brief stay on business.
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Deseret News
Letter to the fruit inspectors sparks local backlash
A May 12 letter from Cashmere editor expresses disgust with officials led by Mr. Darlington and his inspectors who cut the box busting program for fruit shipments. The writer accuses the inspectors of fear of infected fruit and mocks their authority while praising local fruit growers. The letter references Walla Walla Hood River and calls for the inspector’s removal to protect Chelan county’s reputation.
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Darlington
Walla Walla
Hood River
Neck of the Woods
Commercial Club
Chelan County
Oscar Redfield
Fife's Grit Secures Victory in Whitehall Yacht Race
Co H J Snider recalls William Fife Jr a renowned Scottish yacht designer and sailor. In a tense weather berth clash on the port tack Fife refuses to come about keeping to windward with a bluff call that seals the lead. The opponent misreads and fouls their course as Fife holds position and the back draught from the mainsails sinks the rival. The race favoring Fife from the start is credited to his impregnable stance and tactical poise described in Yachting for May.
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Clyde
Self-taught Tennessee judge and his spelling journey
A Tennessee man recalls a regional judge famed for self education and lifelong orthography battles. He began in Knoxville and clung to Noxville before being corrected to Knoxville as he moved to Nashville and later Murfreesboro, tracing a humorous evolution in spelling.
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Knoxville
Noxville
Nashville
Knashville
Murfreesboro
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