Wenatchee Daily World Building Notice
Public notice from the Bain Office Business and Editorial at Wenatchee references Farmers’ phone 1132 and notes second class matter status at Wenatchee post office with a stray mark.
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Newspaper
Wenatchee Daily World
Location
Wenatchee, Washington, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1908
Page
2
Public notice from the Bain Office Business and Editorial at Wenatchee references Farmers’ phone 1132 and notes second class matter status at Wenatchee post office with a stray mark.
The piece forecasts a Republican triumph in Washington for the state ticket, legislature, U S senate seat held by Wesley L. Jones, and congressmen from three districts led by Miles Poindexter of Spokane. It predicts gains for Chelan County and notes a broader national trend toward Republican control and revived business optimism. The report also covers Pacific Coast trip chatter, business leaders’ optimism about improved U S Japan relations, and local notices including a St. Joseph’s church ball in Eagle Hall with proceeds for the parsonage.
Tokio notes the American fleet visit does not halt social entertainments for the business delegation from chambers of commerce. A Democratic rally is planned with Hon. Geo. F. Otterill addressing Wenatchee citizens at Wenatchee Theatre on Thursday October 22 at 8 p m.
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A brief verse emphasizes living in a loved one's heart after parting. It requests silent, cherished memory and sacred night calm as the world sleeps. The speaker vows spiritual dialogue under starlit hours.
A brief health note explains backache from rheumatism of the small of the back and promotes Chamberlain's Liniment as a quick cure with applications two or three times daily. The product is for sale by all druggists.
The Chewawa Grill advertises inducements for boarders seeking affordable meals. Breakfast with fruit costs 15 to 25 cents, noon and evening meals 25 to 35 cents, and meals can be missed without charge. A ten percent discount via meal tickets applies, with flexible menu choices and convenient hours.
The piece explains the churchs canonization process via the devil s advocate who must be silenced by disproving charges. It also cites James Bryces Montreal remarks on Scots and Canada and notes the cost of courtesy in business, urging sustained courtesy as a mental effort.
The article notes Bismarck's awe at nature and the idea that one square yard holds immense life. It includes quotes on enjoying a son's football and a boast about past strength. It ends with a notice that the Presbyterian Ladies’ Aid will hold a fair with needlework candy and baking booths on the Tuesday of Thanksgiving week.
Local dentist listing appears with practice name Dr Hutchinson and address details near We Natchee Furniture and a contact phone 981. Listing suggests street or business sequence in the page segment.
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