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Newspaper
Wenatchee Daily World
Location
Wenatchee, Washington, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1906
Page
2
N. Ament Co. and A. Briggs listed as business manager entries for the Wenatchee Washington post. Subscription rates published include one year by mail in advance five dollars and six months by mail in advance two dollars fifty, delivered by carrier per week ten cents.
A Lippincott discussion on juvenile crime includes a boy and a joke about regeneration born again. A Philadelphia lawyer, Bafus E. Shapley, is praised for Solid for Malhooly and quips about writing and condolence letters to a widow, with a pink dress matinee twist.
A large Wenatchee audience roared with laughter and tears at The Gambler's Wife. Harrington Wheeler impressed as the gambler, Miss Howard anchored the lead, and Mr. Winn with Miss Barcus provided strong comic support. Tonight The Wizard of Wall Street offers more of the company’s wit.
Philadelphia May 24 A thrilling race in the clouds from Philadelphia to a distant point probably New York is planned for next Saturday under the Aero club of Philadelphia. Alfred N Chandler promotes the event with his balloon Initial and Count de la Vaulx's Orient among the rivals.
Charles Heller who died Saturday requested “eat drink and be merry at my expense” and his Geo H. Thomas post comrades fulfilled it. Forty five surviving members paid a $100 death benefit, marched from Flower Hill cemetery to the post hall by trolley, and feasted after the burial. Heller served in the 54th New York infantry in the Civil War and later became a builder.
A light rain refreshed Entiat Sunday morning while log drivers quit work over low water. Local events include exams at the high school, music lessons starting Wednesday, a few residents traveling to Bonners Ferry, Seattle, and Clockum, and multiple visits and departures among families and neighbors.
Washington May 24 Taft says he is sylphlike enough with a waist of five of 50 inches and 230 pounds of avckdurois He ate a square meal today for the first time in five months Since December he has shed 76 pounds He plans to watch his diet but will not repeat the strict regime He may keep weight down by long walks and horseback rides but warns of possible nervous strain from extended control
Poem laments a reclusive trader who refused self promotion and commercial pressure. The speaker urges respect for his quiet, solitary life and notes the irony of a champion avoiding advertising as a final resting tribute. The verse contrasts wealth with restraint and public noise.
A collage of adage and legal notice from a 1906 issue discusses the value of want ads for finding work and selling goods, then prints a probate notice from Chelan County Washington. It announces Emily J. Derifield's will probate and the petition for letters testamentary, with a hearing date set for June 2, 1906, at Wenatchee Court House, Judge R. S. Steiner presiding, and clerk Carl Christensen.
In Chelan county Washington the E F Sprague company a Washington corporation has filed for dissolution in Chelan Superior Court. A hearing is set for April 9 1906 at 10 am in Wenatchee courthouse. Clerk of the superior court notes the filing and a local job printing line closes the notice.
Cleaners offer ladies and gentlemen clothing cleaned dyed and pressed with French steam process. Repairs available. Satisfactory work guaranteed. Corner Wenatchee Ave and 1st Street North Wenatchee Washington.
Special attention to probate matters from A. N. Corbin Crass and Corbin, based at the F. M. Bank area. Legal services emphasize estate and trust administration, wills, and consultation for executors.
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