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Newspaper
Wenatchee Daily World
Location
Wenatchee, Washington, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1908
Page
2
The article notes free expression under revised law and praises the Columbia River Conference with Bishop Edwin H. Hughes presiding. It also reports Walter M. Olive's narrow loss for state senator, reflecting on Chelan county's political impact and Olive's post-election prospects.
Former M E pastor Fre B F Koontz recalls Wenatchee era ten years ago as he attends a Methodist conference. He notes the church then had ten members and Wenatchee’s population was about 250. His circuit stretched from Coulee City to Harrington and into British Columbia.
A millionaire heir recounts a grandfather’s Civil War era tale of wealth from mining and a secret locket. Inside the Aztec script hints a buried treasure beneath the Teocalli near a cathedral area, with notes marking the final hiding spot.
Lawrence Foster Church recounts a century old treasure tale. He describes finding a secret stash beneath a sacrificial pyramid in a dingy house, displacing stones for weeks until a sealed treasure hoard of gold and jewels emerged. He melted the gold and sent jewels abroad, using a Mexican mine as a blind. The confession ends with a promise to reveal it only to a future grandson.
A reflective poem describes a valley ringed by silent hills and changing seasons. The speaker imagines friends departing along winding paths toward the great beyond, while contemplating his own journey and return in memory. Also notes a Wenatchee Bakery confectionery offer and Palmetto chocolates.
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