Stinson Eyes Starch Plant in Methow Valley near Twisp
Portland magnate C W Stinson visits Methow valley to study potato production for a potential 25000 bushel contract to launch a starch factory next fall. He notes exceptional yields on dry ranches and high starch potential versus eastern potatoes. The Carlton creamery opens with 100 cows and modern equipment to produce high grade butter under expert guidance. Judge Steiner has sent nearly 100 Okanogan County residents to Walla Walla penitentiary, aided by Pendergast and Sheriff Thomas, depopulating the county. Seattle group aims to raise 100000 for F J Heney to expose grafts in Washington.
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Twisp
C. W. Stinson
Portland
Stinson
William Bartell
Carlton
Jersey
L. H. Bowman
Washington
Steiner
Okanogan County
Walla Wallla
Pendergast
Thomas
Coulee City
Apples yield from two trees nets $90 in WeNatchee
Rayburn Albin harvested 200 boxes of crab apples from two trees on his We Natchee area place. The fruit sold for 45 cents per box, earning him $90 in clear profit.
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Rayburn Albin
Wenatchee
Hills Girl Takes Life and Elopes Follows Mystery
Margarette Thompson, 18, killed herself at the Mission hotel in Cashmere amid love troubles. A note asked to bury her there. Her Kansas kin and friends mourn her inquest returns. Separately Cahail’s body found downstream after a river derailment. Elopement of Thea Clarke and James Fly shocks Cashmere as search continues.
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Mission Hotel
Mat Hickey Ranch
Bragg
Clarke Drug Store
S. E. Blagg
Cashmere
Kansas
James E. Wunder
Mill Company
First Lake
Cahail
Wm. Macky
Wunder
Wenatchee
Sprague
Columbia
Leavenworth
M. Rumphr
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Lamb-Davis
Spokane
Northern Pacific
Seattle
Clarke
Davis in Critical Condition After Chelan County Jail Shooting
William Davis, held in Chelan county jail for the shooting of John McGee, lies in a critical condition. He is partly conscious, with heart trouble, and the county physician offers little hope for recovery. His wife stays by his side as Davis expresses remorse and questions why he acted.
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Wenatchee
William Davis
Chelan County
John McGee
Davis
McGee
Drunk and Disorderly Cases Heard by Justice Taylor
Three cases before Justice Taylor on Monday: Joe Frobus fined five dollars and costs for drunk and disorderly conduct. Doe fined seven and a half dollars plus costs for the same offense. J M Hammond fined five dollars for a plain drunk. On W H Yenny’s farm near Walla Walla, one acre of wheat yielded 73 bushels.
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Justice Taylor
Joe Frobus
Tno. Doe
J. M. Hammond
W. H. Yenny
Walla Walla
How He Must Love Her
A Sunday incident at the Trinidad rail station features Agent Harrington and a distressed man seeking No. 1’s arrival. The agent jokes that clearance depends on Providence and Jim Hill as the wreck is cleared, while the man laments delays that would prevent his mother in law’s timely departure.
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Trinidad
Harrington
Providence
Jim Hill
Doctors Warn Arsenic Poisoning From Paris Green Tomatoes
Dr Gilchrist and Dr Culp report two arsenic poisoning cases linked to tomatoes sprayed with paris green. They urge thorough washing and wiping of tomatoes to remove residue. Peeled tomatoes may transfer poison to hands, so wipe before peeling or breaking skin.
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Gilchrist
Culp
Wenatchee World
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