Cashmere News Roundup Two Local Families and Community Notes
The Cashmere column reports a three year old girl injured by glass requiring three stitches near the eye. A busy social scene follows with the Gleaners meeting, Mrs. Curry hosting, and Mrs. Abeling’s birthday dinner for ten. Residents travel to Wenatchee for Woolworth opening and various visits, with multiple engagements, sales, and illnesses noted among locals. The Naha ham orchard sale to John Eck and Co. for 35000 is recorded, plus town farewells, marriages, and deaths. The report covers weather, markets, and farm prices including potatoes, peaches, apples, eggs, milk, poultry, and livestock.
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Frank Krause
Geo. Curry
Fred Abeling
Wenatchee
Woolworth
Puzzle Picture R Words Challenge Gathers Broad Appeal
The Seattle Star invites readers to list objects visible in a picture that start with the letter R. Fifteen prizes will be awarded for the best lists. Families are urged to join in for a fun, educational puzzle game with no hidden items.
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The
Star
Washington
Seattle
Glenn W. Morten
Puzzle Myer
Seattle Star
Ing Nave
Hugh M. Caldwell
Wash
M. A. Gottstein
Gottstein Furniture Co
Reuben Jones
Seey
Seattle School Board
You Can Win S102 A Word Picture Puzzle Game
The Seattle Star runs a free campaign to boost popularity through a word picture puzzle game. No subscription required to enter or win a prize.
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Seattle Star
Prize Distribution For Subscriptions Game
The document outlines prize amounts tied to subscription levels. First prize is 1000 dollars with smaller prizes 350 250 125 75 and others. if the first prize winner lacks full qualification the balance is shared among remaining winners with subscriptions.
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Social Notes From Eagle Creek Circle
Mr and Mrs J B Schons visited H A Andersons Monday evening Lettie Williams returned to Seattle after visiting her sister Mrs Frank Heath Bjork and many Andersons shared Sunday dinner with H A Andersons Otto Anderson Gust Bob and Babe Fredrickson and Walter Anderson attended a Cannon home birthday party on Chumstick Saturday evening Harding and Ruth Larson called at the Bjork home Sunday Fredrickson sold alfalfa hay to Dryden parties last week
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Lettie Williams
Seattle
Frank Heath
Bjork
Otto Anderson
H. A. Anderson
Gust
Bob
Babe Fredrickson
Walter Anderson
Cannon
Mr. Harding
Ruth Larson
Mr. Fredrickson
Birthday Surprise For Mrs. Cannon Draws Crowd
Mrs. E. A. Cannon was surprised as about fifty five friends and neighbors gathered Saturday evening to celebrate her birthday. The item notes visitors from the area including Miss Mary Johnston of Seattle and Miss Tillie Freuchtricht.
Milk Campaign Lifts Health Of Grays Harbor Students
In Grays Harbor county schools 507 children improved health over two months after following milk campaign guidance to drink milk daily. Improvement occurred in 491 students' studies and 36 in conduct due to better health.
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Grays Harbor County
Summons in Chelan County Justice Court
In Leavenworth Precinct Chelan County Washington George L Shuman doing business as George L Shuman Co plaintiff files a claim against Mrs J Rindal defendant to be heard September 10 1921 at 3 PM unless you appear the claim will be confessed and the plaintiff granted seeking 26 50 balance on a written contract for goods. The claim filed July 26 TOR
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Justice Court
J. C. Davis
Leavenworth Precinct
Chelan County
Washington
George L. Shuman
George L. Shuman & CO
J. Rindal
State OF Washington
Leavenworth
TOR
Seattle Markets Update on Wheat and Dairy Prices
Seattle markets report steady bid prices for wheat with $1.15 offers for hard white varieties through October. Export demand looks brighter for the week, especially toward Orient markets like Hongkong and Europe, though buyers warn prices may still be high. Butter prices stay firm on top grades amid a 50 percent three week city drop. national butter shortage deepens storage reluctance. Top fresh eggs remain steady as hens’ stock holds firm.
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Washington
Yakima
Yakima Valley
Seattle
Orient
Hongkong
Europe
Japan
United States
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Ilinois
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Spokane
P. A. McKellar
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Chasettitt
Mr. Bailey
Everett
Marie Prentissis
Leonard Trueblood
San Jose
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Marmarth
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Margaret Williams
Birch Mt
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Huckleberry Mountain
Earl Wohley
Georgia Buehl
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Florence Kelly
Arbern
Earl Dotson
Scott Cross
Mansfield
Helen Prentis
W. H. Harrington
BE. T. Dings
B. Fly
Portland
Richburg
Beatrice Bidlake
Chas. Euchre
C. A. Guyer
Puget Sound
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J. B. Schons
Chumstick
E. A. Cannon
Mary Johnston
Tillie Freuchtricht
Martin Christenson
Wm. Moon
Cromwell
Lewis
Jack Burgess
Gus Bergren
WW. Durham
Jim Buchanan
Herriman’s
Durham
Tobacco
He, Mmsnaaae
Mesa
Herman Howe
L. J. Nelson
Nelson & Howe Law Offices
Miott Building
Thone
J. T. Lindley
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J. W. Elliott
N. M. Sorenson
Blue Wenatchee
Bert Williams
Leavenworth, Wa
G. W. Hoxley
W. W. Elmer, M. D
Leavenworth, Wash
Myrtle Snyder
Barclay Hotel
C. A. Laws
Leavenworth Undertaking Co
Town & Hennessy
Sam R. Sumner
Columbia Valley Bank Bldg
Burt J. Williams
Chelan Co
John E. P
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Columbia Valley Bank
E. J. Widbey
Nat'l Bank
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