Fourth of July Festivities Planned in Wenatchee
The Wenatchee Fourth of July celebration is planned as a grand city event with fireworks and speeches. Committees promise a busy, patriotic day and urge residents to participate, reflect on independence, and support the festivities with spending. A separate note commends strict enforcement of pure food laws and state dairy actions protecting public health.
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Wenatchee
Dairy and Food Commissioners
Spokesman-Review
Davies
Hanford Irrigation and Power Company
Priest Rapids
Columbia Valley Bank
Wenatchee Restaurant Fined for Contaminated Meat
A Wenatchee restaurant keeper received a $75 fine for possessing 38 000 pounds of adulterated and diseased sausage meat and dried beef intended for public serving. The offense is described as grave, and the fine may be considered inadequate and possibly the highest under the circumstances.
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Wenatchee
The Railroad Company to Blame
The Leavenworth Echo argues the Great Northern Railway neglects public safety and rights by refusing a crossing. Citizens repeatedly saved the depot from fire, and now indifference risks a costly blaze. A crossing would cost hundreds, yet the company ignores the public good.
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United States
Leavenworth
Great Northern Railway
Great Northern Railroad Company
Atmospheric Weight and Air Pressure Explained
At sea level a cubic foot of dry air weighs about 565 grains troy while water vapor weighs 352 grains. Damp air is lighter than dry air. stormy weather lowers air weight. The earth's atmosphere exerts roughly fifteen pounds per square inch, creating about 30,000 pounds of pressure on a person, felt only as equilibrium.
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Earth
Wage workers and the path to national prosperity
The piece asserts that wage workers drive national welfare and living standards higher than ever in the United States. It argues for tariff protection and limits on imported labor, calls for cooperation between capital and labor, and stresses individual initiative, lawful conduct, and equality before the law as essential to stable economic growth and social harmony.
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United States
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