National Grange suspends Washington state master Bouck
National Grange Master S J Lowell issued a formal letter suspending William Bouck from the office of master of the Washington state grange. The document cites alleged unworthy statements about politics and loyalty to the order and demands Bouck turn over all grange property to his successor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yakima, Wash
National Grange
S. J. Lowell
William Bouck
Offee
America
The
Orange
Washington State
Grange
Advertised Letters and Local News From Leavenworth
Week ending July 30 includes advertised letters for Miss Charlton Karl Forrest Roy McDonald Miss Mabel McMire and Miss C Walker. Local jokes about a cornier joke and Jess Willard funding with Tex Rickard for a Dempsey match. County engineer says under $34000 remains for Wenatchee Leavenworth road paving and Leavenworth must travel to Cashmere for pavement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Charlton
Karl Forrest
Roy McDonald
Mabel McMire
C. Walker
Guy A. Hamilton
P. M
Leavenworth, Wash
Jess Willard
Tex Rickard
Dempsey
Jess
Wenatchee-Leavenwor
Leavenworth
Cashmere
Motteler Family Praised for Chautauqua Leadership
I T Motteler has chaired the local Chautauqua committee for several years and built a strong record. Despite deficits in recent years, the Mot telers and other workers carried the load, with continued willingness to lead or step aside as needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I’. T. Motteler
Chautauqua
Beagle Creek Community News Highlights
Mr and Mrs Curtis L Chase welcomed a seven pound two ounce boy born July 27 at Deaconess Hospital in Wenatchee. Mrs Van De Grift visits the Frank Heath home for the week. The Sharpe family and Van de Grifts spend time with Heaths and others during a weekend visit with H A Anderson. Fred Van de Grift helps on the Heath ranch baling hay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curtis L. Chase
Deaconess
Wenatchee
van de Grift
Frank Heath
Ray Sharpe
J. H. Sharpe
H. A. Anderson
Fred van de Grift
Heath Ranch
Mr. Heath
Fred
Mrs. Heath
Otto Anderson
Breezy Bits of News From Peshastin
Community notes from Peshastin record visits in Wenatchee and Cashmere, homes on Riverside, gatherings, and local happenings. Mentions of travelers to southern Oregon, illness, moves to Dryden, and social events like an ice cream social at Griffiths restaurant.
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Peshastin
C. H. Baker
Wenatchee
Cashmere
Forrest Leedy
Southern Oregon
Anil
Scott Young
Kennedy
Geo. Hauber
Harry Harvey
Maude Starks
Harry Daggett
Leonard Harvey
Kathyl Gregory
Ed. Brugette
Saunders
Jack Stearns
Bill Wilbur
Billy Stage
Billy Spanger
Leavenworth
T. M. Jones
Mr. Wingate
John Wingate
Colorado
Springer
Grace Young
Warman
Leadbetter
Dryden
Billy Loudenbeek
Fred Miller
Everett
Community Circle
Griffith’s
Virginia Toles
Spokane
Tom Owens
Dryden Ranch
Chas. Wright
Dorothy
Methodist Ladies’ Aid
Arbogast
Roaden
Hensel Place
European scientists establish Chelan area summer camp
Three European scientists plus a London correspondent establish a summer camp at the junction of the Spodter and Lyman glaciers above Lake Chelan. Prof Nagrewolski, an astronomer, and Profs Blaras and Swartz, glacier movement experts, will study stellar movements and glacier dynamics while documenting stars, wildlife, and the region.搬
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Spodter
Lake Chelan
J. Blaras
H. Nagrenolski
University of Zurich
Switzerland
J. Swartz
Bottleorsk
Finland
Nagrewolski
Camille Flammarion
Blaras
Swartz
Elaciers
Leavenworth
Chiwawa Creek
Railroad Creek
Chiwawa
Pac
D. K. Brown
Jack Cook
A Visit to Chelan By Wenatchee Party
Mr and Mrs H S Rearick and sons Reynold and Floyd and O A Lee drove to Chelan and back Sunday. The trip included a breakdown and replacement of a jitney wheel and an engine wheeze described as chipmunks and a horse with heaves. Chelan is a lively city with generous residents ready to help visitors.
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Wenatchee
Lake Wenatchee
Lake Chelan
Leavenworth
Chelan
County Road Funds Near Exhaustion Across Districts
County Engineer John Duff reports Chelan county has spent most of its current road funds for the year. District 1 shows 80 percent of 5101,000 spent, District 2 55 percent of 776,000, and District 5 80 percent of 727,000. Under law only 80 percent may be used before November 1, with the rest reserved for winter work.
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John Duff
Chelan County
Not United in Marriage Under Clergy Dispute
A fragment notes that Jack and Mabel face trouble over the validity of their marriage due to the minister not paying union dues. The dialogue portrays shock and concern within a domestic context.
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Jack
Mabel
Bear in Peoh Point Woods Maintains Possession
In Peoh Point district near Cle Elum a brown bear and two cubs remain in the woods. A lumberman stepping on a cub was charged by the mother bear, a dog was fatally injured, and resident Bill Faudree fled with a 30-30 rifle after the bear approached. State law classifies bears as game animals and limits incidents to self defense.
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Peoh Point
Herbert Whiteman Ranch
Bill Faudree
Faudree
Seattle Markets Review of August Market Movements
Monday market features include a three cent per pound rise in butter and a ten cent per hundred pounds increase in raw milk. Eggs show no change while local ranch eggs stay firm at three and forty cents per dozen. Cattle hogs sheep and other livestock show mixed but steady trends with assorted price points across prime steers, cows, and hogs. wheat oats and barley prices listed with supply receipts noted.
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New York
Boston
Chicago
Philadelphia
California
Seattle
Puget Sound
Chautauqua Week Features Lectures and Opera Singers
The Chautauqua program included Alexander Trio and Dr. FE L House lecturing on Wonders of the Mind and The Destroyers and Builders of Health. Mary Ade Hays Grand Opera Singers performed with W L Shepard delivering The House We Live In. Fifty three signatures gathered for a return next year.
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Alexander Trio
FE. L. House
Mary Ade Hays
Grand Opera
W. L. Shepard
Hays
St Pauls Evangel Lutheran Church Service Schedule
Sunday School at 10 a.m. lesson Moses. Sermon at 7 45 p.m. John 9 1 9 will be the basis. You are welcome to attend services.
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Moses
Coming Back Strong Birthday Banter
A humorous exchange shows a wife reminding her husband of her birthday and the husband joking he cannot be reminded because she is a day older than last year. The light moment underscores domestic wit and affection.
Railroad Items of Timely Interest
A series of short notes from Leavenworth and surrounding areas details railroad workers and residents. Mentions B KB Spiva, Mr. Spiva at Wenatchee, Mrs. Krondak in Leavenworth and return from the coast, plans to make Columbia River their home, and various visits and travels among railroad employees and families in the region.
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B. KB
Spiva
Wenatchee
Harry Krondak
Leavenworth
Wash
Lloyd Durant
Tueday
Prowlers and Holdups Reported Around Town
Numerous petty crimes have been recorded as Officer Cannon pursues suspects. Jim Cahill was robbed at Front Street when a gun was punked in his face, losing about three dollars. A counterfeit check scheme led to the arrest of a man named George Dickson, bound over after a hearing and sent to Wenatchee. Prowl ers entered Lin Hart’s basement and the Stage residence woodshed, alarming residents before the intruders fled. The Cahill scene and overgrown shrubbery provide cover for offenders.
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Cannon
Jim Cahill
Front Street
Mill District
Mutual Meeecantile
C. Barelays
Barelay
Ahlin
Davis
Wenatchee
George Dickson
Lin Hart
Charles Stage
Traffic Census on Chelan County Highways Planned
The Chelan County engineer's office will conduct a fifteen day traffic census on state highways in August. Workers operate in three eight hour shifts to count every foot and vehicle at nine Sunset Highway points and six Chelan Okanogan Highway points. Stations include Blewett Pass summit Dryden Cashmere and the Columbia River Bridge to capture two way traffic.
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Chelan County
Sunset
Chelan-Okanogan Highway
Blewett Pass
Dryden
Cashmere
Columbia River Bridge
Stae Highway Department
Fire Burns Ranch House in Stevens Canyon
Tuesday morning at 8 30 Mrs J Brender noticed a fire burning in Stevens canyon. Fireman Clarence Olbecy and Forest officer Foster were notified and Osberg helped keep the blaze from spreading to the forests. The house and goods were lost with insurance at 500 but likely higher. Forest Service aid was given as a service to ranchers.
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J. &. Brender
Stevens Canyon
Mr. Brender
Mr. Foster
Clarence Olbecy
Freeman Jet Ranch
Frreman Osberg
Forest Service
Sunday School and Church Services at Local Assembly
Sunday School at 1 45 with Mrs Seely in charge. Epworth League at 7 with subject Thy Will be Done with My Pleasures led by Geo Rumphr. Preaching at 11 00 morning and 8 00 evening with themes The Church and Why It Has Lived and The Ruin of Gehazi. Pastor Wm Hoskins.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bouck
Harmony
Lowell
National Farmers’ Council
Shay
Fisher
Motteler’s
Beagle Creek
Inchelan Wilds
Peoh Point Woods
Woodchoppers
ST. Paul's
Lutheran Church
WM. Lueckel
Hester Krom
Bonner’ S Ferry
KF. Marshall
St. Paul
C. McDonough
McDonough
Ruth Clarke
Cascade Tunnel
Tumweter Station
Gertrude McClure
O'Keefe
Blewett
Ssoqualmie
Forger
Officer Cannon
County Jall
Methodist Church
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