Plain Notes Lookout for Several Local Travels and Road Update
Mrs A V Shore and daughter left for Kent Washington to visit Mr Shore's mother. Clarence Hertzog went to Hillyard to work on the railroad. Mrs Scott returned to Seattle after three weeks with her daughter. Mr and Mrs C F Rupel and family drove to Wenatchee then Chelan to visit Mrs Rupel's sister. A new road crossing Plain River near the West side shortens distance to Lake Wenatchee by four miles. George Shugart and Martin Hert zog assist on Rock Creek fire patrol. P H Hertzog went to Wenatchee on business. John Peters of Sunnyslope brought a truck load of lumber. his wife has died but the children are self supporting. Mr Miller served as county courthouse caretaker and deputy/jailer. he resigned last spring and has been field deputy sheriff since May 1. His deputy experience would aid him if nominated and elected.
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Plain
Nason Creek
Lake Wenatchee
Miller
State OF Washington
S. H. Auvil
Juda Auvil
Ida Anvil
Chelan County
Washington
Entiat
Entiat Light & Power Company
Miller candidate seeks sheriff nomination support in county
Vic E. Miller deputy sheriff announces his bid for the Republican nomination for sheriff. He is the first county candidate to seek backing in this section of the county and has lived in the area for eighteen years since moving to Wenatchee in 1992 with his family.
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Vic E. Miller
Mr. Miller
Wenatchee
Card of Thanks for Baby Daughter
The Nicholson family thanks neighbors and friends for support during the illness and death of their baby daughter. Mr and Mrs D J Nicholson.
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D. J. Nicholson
Supreme Court Election Set For Statewide Primary
A non partisan primary will choose three justices for the supreme court with the general election in November. If a candidate wins a majority in the primary they are elected. Justice J B Bridges Chief Justice O R Holcomb and Justice Warren W Tolman seek the three seats as their terms expire.
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Supreme Court
J. B. Bridges
O. R. Holcomb
Warren W. Tolman
Breezy Bits of News From Peshastin
Local notes recount a sequence of social visits and small events in Peshastin. The week includes travel by Geo Hauber to Vancouver with the Wenatchee Elk's Band and a variety of community activities, illnesses, and family updates sourced from area residents and ranch life.
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Geo. Hauber
Wenatchee Elk’s
Vancouver
Alaskan Forest Timber and Power Potential in 1917
The Alaska National Forests hold about 100 million cords of pulpwood and vast water power for a paper industry. Timber sale targets immediate operation, not speculative gains, with stumpage rights only from National Forests and land title retained by the government. Fifteen Alaska water projects totaled 37 350 HP in 1917, powering mining and other businesses with the largest plant at 5700 HP. Juneau and Ketchikan are major southern towns. Ketchikan is 670 miles from Seattle, roughly a third of the Seattle Dawson trip.
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Alaskan
National Forests of
Alaska
Juneau
Ketchikan
Seattle
Dawson
Yukon River
The
Forest Service
Seattle Markets Show Downward Tendency Across Commodities
Seattle markets report a general price decline in most lines with a notable drop in perishable fruits unsettling futures. Opening livestock trades were weak as hogs fell about 50 cents and packers paid Saturday prices for cattle. Jobbers of spuds also noted softness in the market.
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Western Avenue
Public Court Summons In Chelan County Washington
Summons published for Platt M Corbaley plaintiff against S H Auvil Nancy Auvil and Juda Auvil in Chelan County Superior Court Washington state. Case concerns divorce domicile and related relief. Court notes case filed in Chelan County with publication required to serve respondents.
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State of Washington
County of
Chelan
Platt M. Corbaley
Sam R. Sumner Announces Candidacy For Prosecuting Attorney
Sam R. Sumner, longtime county resident and former schoolteacher, legislator, and county attorney, announces his candidacy for prosecuting attorney in the upcoming primaries. Supporters vouch for his probity and reliability, promising careful and conscientious handling of office business if nominated and elected.
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Sam R. Sumner
Atttorney
Sumner
Republican Candidate for Sheriff Chelan County Primary
A paid advertisement announces the Republican candidate for Chelan County sheriff in the upcoming September 14 1920 primary election. It promotes the candidate’s platform and calls voters to support the party in the decisive local race.
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Congress
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A. V. Shore
Kent
Wash
Mr. Shore
Clarence Hertzog
Hillyard
Mrs. Scott
C. F. Rupel
George Shugart
Martin Hertzog
Rock Creek
P. H. Hertzog
John Peters
Sunnyslope
Carload
Fisher
Chelan Auto Co
Cliff Hayes
Peshastin
Mr. Hauber
Dan Nicholson
Bro. Kroneman
Mrs. Winslow
Mr. Raleigh
Hauber Ranch
Yakima
F. A. Wingate
Wingate Ranch
Bessie Patrick
Wilma Moore
Mt Rainier
Tom Luttrells
Snoqualmie Pass
Huckleberry
Harry Moores
Walter Craig
Morris
Rex Anderson
Wilma Kirby
Dan Phillips
Mrs. Phillips
Goitre
John Embody
Mrs. Lyons
Leavenworth
John Coppock
Goethe Schubert
Mildred Lichti
Mrs
Forrest Leedy
Cashmere
Nadine Moore
Geo. Sinclair
Tacoma
New Zealand
Rhodes
California
Puget Sound
Oregon
Idaho
Llewellyn Auvil
Bessie B. Auvil
Mabel Auvil
Myrtle Auvil
Grady Auvil
Robert Auvil
David Auvil
Ida Auvil
Entiat Light and Power Company
Ential Light and Power Company
Corbin, Whitney & Easton
Central Building
Nancy
Auvil
Si -H.auvie
J. Stanley Webster
Buses. Goveme
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