Daily World publisher and staff listing
The Daily World information lists Rufus Woods as publisher W S Trimble and R R Ellinwood as advertising manager. It also notes the Wenatchee Washington office address and that the paper is entered as second class matter with subscription rates for year six months and carrier delivery.
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the World Advance Publishing Co
Rufus Woods
W. S. Trimble
R. R. Ellinwood
Daily World Building
Wenatchee
Washington
Wash
Charles B. Reed Pioneer of Community Service Dies
Charles B. Reed, a respected early settler known for industry thrift and neighbor help, contributed to eastern Washington’s development. He championed a legislature survey of semi arid lands and spoke for a project aiding the region east of the Columbia before dying from illness.
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Charles B. Reed
Washington
Columbia
Meaning of a Better Water Supply for Wenatchee
Citizens expect an improved water system from the Columbia source eliminating typhoid fears. The new plant enables sewer upgrades, street sprinkling, and lawn care. A Civic Improvement plan aims to beautify the city, enhance property values, and create a city of attractive homes through unified effort.
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Wenatchee
Columbia
California to test eastern hardwoods in forest trial
The U S Forest Service plans a trial introduction of eastern hardwoods into California including chestnut, hickory, basswood, red oak and tulip poplar. Small plantings near ranger cabins will test growth. if successful larger commercial plantations may follow benefiting furniture and vehicle industries.
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Pacific Coast
United States Forest Service
California
Forest Rangers
Paris Dairyman Fined Over Watered Cows Before Milking
In Paris on May 18 the ninth chamber of the correctional tribune heard a dairyman charged with poly lacite watering cows before milking. The court ruled watering as nourishment not fraud, but the practice reduced milk quality. the man was fined $60 and ordered to publish the judgment in four newspapers.
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Paris
Correctional Tribune
Virgil
Dealing from a Gold Deck Ends in Walla Walla Sentence
Augustus Bensrud was sentenced to one to 14 years in the Walla Walla penitentiary for dealing three aces and a king pair to Gustaf Bjorklund while keeping a flush for himself and passing four deuces to accomplice Ole Olson from a cold deck. Judge J Stanley Webster granted Olson a stay pending a new trial or appeal. The stake began at $1 with Olsen pushing a raise. Bjorklund, who held two aces and a king pair, drew an ace to complete a full house but lost a $50 bet as the tale ends.
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Walla Wala
Gustaf Bjorklund
Ole Olson
J. Stanley Webster
Spokane
Bensrud
Olsen
Supreme Court
Bjorklund
Church Leader Urges Britons to End Liquor Habit
The Bishop of London urged a national temperance push at the London branch meeting in Queen's Hall. He warned against an 800 million drink bill and called for action to curb alcohol use, noting 60,000 deaths annually and the church’s apathy. He urged stirring the conscience of church members to advance temperance.
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London
Church of England Temperance Society
Queen’s Hall
Waverly Gazette Ends Publication Due to Low Patronage
The Waverly Gazette ceases publication for lack of patronage. Proprietor Reycraft will run a job printing plant in Waverly. In Enumclaw, 18 month old John Podbinger wandered from his mother and fell into Green River nearby. his body was later recovered by neighbors.
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Waverly
Reycraft
John
John Podbinger
Enumclaw
Green River
Podbinger
Dewey Postmaster Dies of Heart Failure in Skagit County
A. D. Quint, postmaster at Dewey near Anacortes, died of heart failure while distributing mail. A pioneer to Skagit County since 1887, born 1849, he leaves a widow and two children.
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A. D. Quint
Dewey
Anacortes
Skagit County
Portland Couple Arrives for Brief Business Trip
B F Haner and his wife arrived here yesterday for a short business trip, marking a locally noted visit by the Portland pair.
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B. F. Haner
Portland
Labor Unions Bid for Spokane City Work
Thomas Maloney, newly named superintendent of cooperative construction, leads a plan where the labor union bids on street grading and sewer projects. Last year the union did 60,000 dollars of work, expects over 100,000 this season, pays laborers over three dollars daily with skilled workers earning 25 to 50 cents above city scales. Mayors Moore and Pratt back the plan, which has broad union support. Federal Union No. 11 624 has ended its business agent role for six months as members work on city projects.
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Spokane
Thomas Malony
Federal Union No
Moore
Pratt
Federal
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