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Newspaper
Wenatchee Daily World
Location
Wenatchee, Washington, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1907
Page
4
The Red Cross Pharmacy claims the biggest stock of drugs in We natchee and promises expert staff who accurately compound prescriptions. Customers can obtain a full range from pills to Purity Ice Cream offered in bulk or at tables.
Charles Pace of Austin plans to settle in the valley and quit cotton to take up fruit farming for life. He has farm experience from Texas and twenty years in county official roles as a Republican. Mr. J. C. McKinett of Lyons county is also mentioned in the segment.
Ty Minn features residents and visitors in Wenatchee including A H Mohler of the Record reviewing valley resources with Mr Mc Kinett friend. Louis J Nelson Leavenworth attorney checks legal business. H W Scott Seattle assistant city engineer tours property interests. City council to discuss water works sidewalks and parks. Miss Julia Fraser to speak at Presbyterian church with Mrs Fraser as Woman's Board representative.
The band gathered at the Commercial club rooms for practice and decided to arrange new uniforms immediately as many members are outgrowing the current outfits.
The High School graduating class presents a class day program at 8:30 p.m. featuring solo performances by Gimball and Berton Lake, a salutatory by Blanche Beard on Representative Men, a senior view by Mabel Simmons, a quartet, and a vocal solo by Estella Garton among other readings and performances.
A 2:40 pm false alarm at the post office sparked a panicked crowd toward the fire station ready to seize hose carts. The blaze was caused by a cigar stub destroyed at the post office, ending the scare.
A memorial notice dated May 27, 1907 records an Old Timers' Ball with peace to their bones. It mentions no flowers and notes an umpire's funeral from a city dumping grounds.
The Empress of India reports passing a overturned boat and wreckage from a sailing vessel about 300 miles off Vancouver Island. No vessel identity or cause learned. Two Japanese passengers were landed at William Head quarantine station with beri beri.
A marriageable woman writes to the Daily World lamenting that eligible men in town ignore the maidens. She criticizes bachelors in offices and shops for not proposing or planning amusements, urging town men to notice and respond.
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