Otis attacked in Chelan County road bond debate
Advertising letter urges voters to back A. F. Estes for Second District commissioner in the September 8 primary. It accuses H. W. Otis of overspending the road and bridge fund, cites specific county projects and a bond expansion plan, and argues for impartial, economical management for the district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chelan County
H. W. Otis
Feekastin Creek
Otte
Nason Creek
Otis
Board of Commissioners
Oris
W. H. Otis
A. F Estes
Estes
A. F. Estes
Classified Ad Rates Promote Short-Term Special Offers
Ad rates outline five cents per line for each insertion with five average words per line. Combinations of figures or initials count as one word. Special rates apply to ads running for one week or longer.
Spencer's Chelan County Treasurer Candidate Praised
The article highlights Spencer's long service in Chelan county including assessor for two years and former manager at Wenatchee Advance. Fellow officials praise his fairness of 1908 assessment and his financial qualifications, noting strong Republican support and solid bonding potential if elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chelan County
Spokane
Wenatchee Advance
Sor
A. Pitcher
Board of County Commissioners
Chelan
Saunders
Spencer
Get Down to Business Father Advises Milbury Heir
The Milbury magnate warns his son Landon to shun romance and focus on success. A family album reveals memories of past loves as the father concedes the value of a woman in guiding true achievement. The scene ends with the son departing to follow his heart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stuart B. Stone
Milbury
Tom
Landon
Mr. Landon
Joseph
Mary
Guerrotyper
Dolores
Seville
Fanny Camden
Mlle. Cabrera
Florabelle Drew
Old Georgia
de Mille
The Songless Bird and Medley of Odd Facts
A reflective poem about the songless bird and the bloom of roses. The piece contrasts nature’s cheer with human greed and outlines assorted curiosities about Persian newspapers lampwork fruits and ostrich feathers. It notes long lasting Atlantic icebergs and luxury hand painted pianos in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
The Guitar Fashion in England 1662
The guitar rose to fashion in England in 1662 thanks to Francisco Corbetta, praised by Count de Grammont as the only man who could make it sing. It became essential to ladies’ toilette alongside rouge and patches. Snoring remedy notes saltwater snuffing and vaseline rub between the eyes and nose to prevent snoring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Francisco Corbeta
Count de Grammont
Lost Alligator Brooch Sought by Mrs Scheble
A small alligator brooch with five pearls in the back and ruby eyes is missing. Mrs. F. M. Scheble can be reached at phone 121. 9-5 Normal Schools. The first normal school of consequence was established at Paris in 1794 opened 1795.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. M. Scheble
Paris
Napoleon
France
Winesap Apple Trees For Sale By D H Mohler Wenatchee WA
D H Mohler offers 500000 Winesap apple trees for sale with all other varieties in proportion. Prices are low and stock is guaranteed. Agent located at Cottage Hotel Wenatchee Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. H. Mohler
Cottage Hotel
Wenatchee
Wash
Squillchuck
A. G. Holler
Cashmere
Fred Paton
F. T. Spiller
Land the Arrow Livery Co Ad
Prompt attention given to phone orders. Phone 1422. Lowe and Lyons, Props. Wenatchee Avenue North, Wenatchee, Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
THE
Arrow Livery CO
Lowe & Lyons
Wenatchee Avenue North
Wenatchee, Wash
Spread and Cork in Cambridge Talk on Materials
The piece notes that spread as slang originated at Cambridge University not from lavish feasts but a frugal display. It also explains cork as an excellent nonconductor of heat and sound and why pure cork has been scarce for building use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Britain
Hexham Abbey
Cambridge University
To Put Out a Fire Feels Powder and Water
A short note explains baking powder can extinguish a small fire by releasing carbon dioxide. A small handful in water or alone suffices. The entry briefly remarks on a Koran interpretation about Moslems and headwear, noting no eye shade in fez or turban. It references Armagh and Ireland with unclear text.
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World Advance Publishing Company
Baras Woods
Daily World Building
Spencer's
the Daily World
W Walter Wester
Malaya
Florida
California
West Indies
Mexico
Miles
Atlantic
F. A. Warren
Warren-Littleton Engineering Co
Palouse St
Rock Island
Los Angeles Times
Winesap
Maude Greenman
First Baptist Church
L. M. Lewis
Wenatchee College
Wenatchee Business College
Bath
B Street
South
Little Wetsel Co
Levi M. Tigner
Cashmere, Wash
Care World Office
Morris Wholesale House
Cincinnati
Ohio
Lake Shore
Lake Chelan
Adrian Vollmer
Chewai Wa
Chelaw Avenue North
M. W. Nelson
J. H. Geyer
R. M. Harrison
Methew Street
Little-Wetsel Co
Little- Wetsel Co
Leavenworth
J. B. Ballou
Wenatchee Valley Fruit Growers’ Association
Inquire World Office
EAGLE
E. Morris
Washington Avenue
Alszo
Fen
W. H. Hartley
DR. Hutchinson
Wenatchee Furniture Co
DR. Cameron
Rosenburg, Block
Washington
Doctor McCoy
Columbia Valley Bank
Wilhelmy
Rosenberg Building
Undertakers
C. G. Hall
E. F. Sprague
A. J. Martin
Williams & Grimshaw
Fuller & Mechtel Block
W. M. Ex.erson
Reeves & Reeves
Wenatchee Drug Co
M. W. Bird
J. W. Sussex
A. E. Edwards
Kittitas Ave
Civil Engineers
C. C. Ward
Rosenberg Block
Women OF Woodcraft
Yale Circle
Eagles’ Hall
Henrietta Bigelow
Viola Guchnour
Bower Hall
Neil Cozart
M. W
Artie Tedford
O. O F
Sprague Hall
Geo. D. Perry
Noble
A. J. Adams
D. N. Payton
Royal Neighbors OF America
Howard
Grace Woodruff
Jennie Bartlett
Oracle
Eagle Hall
Grace E. Parker
H. Armstrong
Woman's Relief Corps
Daniel McCook
Emma Gardner
Anna W. May
Brotherhood OF American Yomen
Columbia Homestead
A. F. Lake
W. A. Grant
C. W. Jorgenson
Department of Washington and
Alaska
Odd Fellows Hall
M. O. Merrill
J. B. Palmer
Riverside Lodge
B. J. Williams
W. M
R. H. Nowlan
Modern Woodmen of America
Armagh
Ireland
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