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Newspaper
Wenatchee Daily World
Location
Wenatchee, Washington, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1908
Page
2
Classified notice lists Wenatchee Washington postal handling and subscription rates for mail in advance one year six months and carrier delivery per week with a price of ten cents.
Editorial notes Oklahoma’s rapid bank chartering after a new guarantee deposit law. It cites 77 new banks, 42 with only 10 000 capital, questioning qualifications and community needs. Warns the state to watch outcomes before expanding similar reforms elsewhere.
The Spokane exhibition led by Mr Ed Mund showcases Inland Empire orchards with photographs and views from the Interstate fair. pamphlets highlight Spokane country premiums and the national apple show, aiming to boost regional fruit districts.
The article lauds the installation of a team of horses in the Wenatchee fire department engine house, praising contributors and those who advocated the project as commendable for public welfare. It also critiques partisan publication practices by The Daily World, affirming loyal Republican support for Chelan county candidates and dismissing cross-ticket insinuations.
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An editorial argues a Carnegie library would upgrade Wenatchee schools and benefit youths and men without homes who use the library. It contends the city should accept the gift, noting limits of a libraryless system and urging women's clubs to pursue a creditable library within a year.
Uncle Billy Simmons came back yesterday after a long journey up the river. He arrived with stories of distant towns and river life, welcomed by family and neighbors.
The association of county engineers will meet in Kennewick on November 19 and 20 with the Good Roads association for consultation and exchange of ideas on duties and the betterment of roads and bridges. Notice has been given by the president and secretary.
The court ruling grants cities and towns the right to revoke saloon licenses at will by refunding fees, empowering anti saloon forces to close saloons if local majorities oppose liquor. Electing city councils aligned with voters can mimic a direct vote to shut out saloons without a local option law.
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