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Newspaper
Wenatchee Daily World
Location
Wenatchee, Washington, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1908
Page
2
Wenatchee police vow rigid enforcement of the Sunday closing ordinance. Chief Ferguson supports the stance, praising the department for taking a firm stand while noting ordinances should be repealed only if they cause hardship.
Dr. Kaup of the health department calls for immediate removal of garbage and disease feeding receptacles. The notice warns neglect may invite a typhoid epidemic, tying the source to polluted water and fly spread, and praises strict enforcement over possible deaths from inaction.
A man recalls his past romance while a playful house party unfolds at his home. Mazie Deland and Doris tease him with blindfolds, Florence Barry slaps him, and his wife confronts the scene before reconciliation falters.
Ellensburg Sept 18 The Milwaukee advances toward the King county boundary with rails within seven miles and daily additional trackage. Division Engineer Rice hoped to finish mountain rails before winter. Twenty one boarding cars left for Murdock to support large extra gangs. Columbia River stage ferries many workers east of the city, showing timely east‑side work. Mrs. Sadie E. Fisler of Spokane thanks Wenatchee officials, police, Insche, local businesses, Roosevelt Hotel management for support during her Orphans Home campaign.
Local nursery offers premium Wenatchee grown apple varieties and Bartlett pears with special terms for fall planting or delivery. Call 578 or write C. F. Keiser for details.
Auction notice announces Winesap apple trees offered for sale in bulk. Details include quantity 500 000 trees and sale conditions. Buyer must arrange pickup and payment terms as stated in the notice.
A poem describing an inner shrine and a solitary candle as a metaphor for personal trust and love. The speaker confesses devotion to their own soul and to a beloved artistically framed through ritual imagery.
Editorial comments praise Spokane judge Poindexter Republican nominee for Congress for plans to visit Toppenish before the campaign ends. Meanwhile Okanogan County aims to attract settlers through coordinated county efforts and press support. Bishop Hughes praised for energizing Northwest Methodism with a practical, lively preaching style.
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