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Newspaper
Wenatchee Daily World
Location
Wenatchee, Washington, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1908
Page
3
Market prices for cattle hogs veal hens spring chickens grain hay barley wheat oats alfalfa vegetable prices per pound per ton per sack and crate with various cash values. Readers can submit one coupon for every news item written and turned in to the Daily World office.
Notice to voters informs that Wenatchee registration books close October 14 1908 for the general election on November 3 1908 and will reopen November 44 1908. City Clerk Sam R Sumner dated October 3 1903.
One hundred acres of tillable land offered at 22.50 per acre with eight miles from town and one mile from school. Includes a good spring water supply for house and five acres of fruit irrigation. Fifty acres already broken. total price 3600 with 1000 down and easy payments. ideal for a man with small means. J. C. Carpenter RSVP R F D No 3. tf!
80 acres on Squill creek ten miles from Wenatchee with 25 acres rich bottom soil and 15 to 20 acres of standing timber. One acre of choice fruit trees and half acre of berries. House and barn sturdy. Good road, ample water, fish, and scenery. $4090. Contact A. G. Holler, Entiat, Wash or visit premises.
In a lengthy letter to the Daily World, Jos. Darnell accuses the Chelan Leader of misrepresentation over road district spending. He cites completed bridges and new roads, defends tax use, denounces graft claims, lists costs for tools and work, and asserts the district's finances show prudent management despite criticisms.
The United States spans vast territory so that between March 22 and September 22 the sun never fully sets for observers across the nation and its possessions. Porto Rico and Balabe in the Philippines mark eastern and western extremes where daylight persists, with exact rise and set times aligning at round declination.
The Olympia Cafe serves the Merchants’ 35 cent noon day lunch and both ladies and gentlemen praise its value and quality.
Notice to subscribers advises reporting non delivery to phone 1132. Voters are told registration in Columbia precinct will close on November 3, 1908, until after the general election. W Palmer signs as Registration official, dated October 3, 1908.
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