Great Northern Lumber reports solid year and possible shutdown risk
The second annual Sawdust Makers' Bowl closes a season for Great Northern Lumber Company with 21 million feet cut since March and a daily average over 98,000 feet. Shipments matched cuts despite car shortages, while boxes nearly matched 1921. Thwoods logs totaled about 22 million feet. Management credits Gardener and the 50-50 Club for cooperative effort amid capital tying and outlay, warning of possible planing mill shutdown without relief.
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Great Northern Lumber Company
C. F. Gardner
Good Weather Accelerates County Road Projects
County road crews progressed on multiple schemes thanks to unusually mild fall weather. The Squilchuck to Wenatchee Heights project of 4.7 miles finished at about $30,000. Stein Hill Kenney 3.6 miles is nearly done with 900 feet remaining and a $65,000 appropriation. Peshastin Blewett work halted in late November after 214 miles of grading, and an 80 foot bridge was erected over Peshastin Creek with spring resumption planned.
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John Duff
Squillchuck
Wenatchee Heights
Stein Hill-Kenney
Peshastin- Blewett
Peshastin Creek
Leavenworth Water System Suit Appealed to State Supreme Court
The city of Leavenworth appeals the old water system case against Seaman and Quigg to the state supreme court. Corbin and Easton represent the city. A superior court judgment of about twelve thousand dollars stands as a potential collection if not reversed, as the defendants are financially responsible.
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Old Water System
City of Leavenworth
Seaman & Quigg
State Supreme Court
Corbin & Easton
Superior Court
Echo seeks regional subscribers to support county reform effort
The Echo appeals to residents in western county to become permanent subscribers. It notes long standing issues and suggests county division could bring relief, inviting readers to stay informed through the paper and assist the campaign.
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Echo
The
Sawdust Makers Hold Second Annual Bawl at Company Club
Great Northern Lumber Company hosted its Second Annual Sawdust Makers Bawl at the club house. From 9 p m to 12 30 a m the floor was crowded with employees enjoying music dancing and refreshments while General Manager O F Gardner praised the season but cautioned on summer hours and bootlegger losses.
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Great Northern Lumber Company
Home Sweet Home
O. F. Gardner
Jack Ruth reports deep snow at Royal Development Co mine
Jack Ruth says about forty inches of snow blocked the Royal Development Co mine during his return Sunday and that he traveled to Wenatchee Wednesday. The Eastern Stars plan a regular meeting next Wednesday evening December 18 with officers to be elected and refreshments for all members.
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Jack Ruth
Royal Development Co
Wenatchee
Eastern Stars
County division urged to benefit Chelan county
A Chelan county plea argues division is the only solution to unequal road spending and taxes. It cites failed promises on paving and a proposed $600,000 courthouse, urging residents to study feasibility data before petitions and legislative steps.
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Bill
Jake
Chelan County
Chelan
Wenatchee
Leavenworth
Peshastin
King County
Cashmere
Okanogan
Douglas
Washington
Angle County
Wrapping Christmas Parcels For Safe Mailing
Instructions urging careful wrapping and secure fastening of Christmas parcels. Emphasizes tough paper, stout ties, legible addresses, return address in the corner, inner addressing, and use of corrugated materials for fragile contents. Advises marking perishable items, early mailing, and insurance.
Chelan County urged to issue bonds for courthouse costs
A Chelan County note argues taxpayers face an annual levy for a new courthouse. The writer favors issuing bonds payable over 10 to 20 years rather than a quick full payment, stressing high taxes and the need for relief and a breathing spell.
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Court House
City Election Spurs Spirited Contests and Moves
The city election conducted last Saturday produced a lively contest with notable activity among residents. G M Luther departed Tuesday for Seattle along with other city participants. Thadeus Neubauer visited Blewett for several days, renewing acquaintances. he owns a valuable Old Blewett mine that may later be developed. North Central Washington delegates to the Spokane grade and pack convention will meet at Wenatchee tomorrow to decide on proposed changes.
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North Central
Washington
Spokane
Wenatchee
Thadeus Neubauer
Blewett
Mr. Neubauer
Old Blewett
County to fund Stevens Pass road extension project
Wenatchee World reports county commissioners plan to use about thirty thousand dollars of leftover funds from a hundred thousand dollar Stevens Pass appropriation to improve the continuation of the road from Chumstick through Nason Creek around Natapoc Mountain toward Leavenworth. The plan envisions a nine mile shorter route with reduced grades and better links to Lake Wenatchee and WenatcheePark, connecting to the newly improved Stevens Pass east of Merritt pending completion next season.
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Wenatchee
Leavenworth
Merritt
Forestry Department
Stevens Pass
Nason Creek
Natapoc Mountain
Chumstick Canyon
Chumstick School House
Beaver Hill
Cecil
Myers
Wenatchee Park
Chumstick Valley
Lake Wenatchee
Cascades
Dirt Flying On Seven Mile Tunnel Progress
Jay Lonergan from the Royal Development Company reports two shifts on the Trinity tunnel with a goal to drive five hundred feet this winter. The latest car trip occurred Nov. 30 after a Nov. 29 entry, with about 14 inches of snow but a maintained road. Lonergan expects to return to camp in early January.
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Jay Lonergan
Royal Development Company
Trinity Tunnel
Mr. Lonergan
Community Christmas Tree Promotes Unity in Leavenworth
A movement seeks to organize a Leavenworth community Christmas tree to boost spirit and cooperation. The piece argues against extreme individualism and urges collective effort for a peaceful holiday. Wheat prices have risen and Wenatchee district fruit shipments were short in November. A Republic grower advocates timely market delivery to save fruit growers.
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Leavenworth
America
Republic
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G. M. Luther
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Seattle
Anthony Blomeke
F. A. Constable
J. T. Lindley
Herman Howe
R. F. Taylor
E. G. Gowing
Chas. Eckhardt
Geo. T. Walker
Gartner
Stevens
Seven Mile Tunnel
Wenatchee District