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Public notice outlines subscription rates for Wenatchee Washington including one year six months in advance and carrier delivery per week. It appears in a second class matter notice at the post office.
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Newspaper
Wenatchee Daily World
Location
Wenatchee, Washington, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1908
Page
2
Public notice outlines subscription rates for Wenatchee Washington including one year six months in advance and carrier delivery per week. It appears in a second class matter notice at the post office.
In a Boston interview W Bourke Cochran voiced broad support for Bryan but praised Taft as the greatest and best nominee, arguing he would excel similarly to Roosevelt and would be a remarkable administrator and worker.
Democrats in Seattle plan a large turnout to disrupt Hearst’s speaking event this week. They hope to turn the rally into a Bryan show and recall Beveridge tactics from prior meetings. The piece suggests Democrats aim to spice the campaign in Washington amid apathy.
Five cents per line for each insertion noted. Average five words per line. Combinations of figures or initials count as one word. Special rates apply to ads running one week or longer.
A series of property transfers lists multiple buyers and sellers around Wenatchee. Transactions include M F Gilbert to B M Phillips for 250 dollars, Amanda Lane to C G Rideout for 475, and Oscar Redfield and J D Day dealings totaling up to 13 500 dollars. Other entries cover various parcels in the Great Northern Plat and Estes Valley Orchards, with several exchanges between individuals and firms and prices ranging from 375 to 17 000 dollars.
A vivid reminiscence from Sketches From Memory by G A Storey describes the 1848 revolution at the Tuileries. Royal rooms filled with drunken rioters smashing pictures and priceless ornaments, one man striking a grand mirror with a cavalry blade and exclaiming La as if feat grand. The scene blends chaos and bravado amid palace destruction.
A London specialist says green improves health and eyesight. He notes that green surroundings calm nerves, reduce fatigue, and even a green room aids rest, citing a case of an actress who preferred a greened room in her home.
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