Forestry Office Notes Supervisor Sylvester Leaves for Portland
Forestry officials report Supervisor Sylvester departed last Sunday for Portland to meet with district supervisors and discuss the forest fire outlook and summer plans. Henry Blankenship will depart next Monday for North Yakima to testify in a contested homestead case. Small timber sales to homesteaders and locals continue as wood fuel sells cheaply, attracting buyers. New sheepmen seek grazing permits in the Wenatchee forest while former graziers retire and leases fill quickly. H. G. Bahlke considers a large Olalla and Williams canyons lease for 200 Jersey cows, pending proper barns and sheds. Assistant Forester McKenzie from Portland stopped to discuss grazing with the local office.
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Sylvester
Portland
H. G. Bahlke
Olalla
Williams
Church Services Schedule for Rev Nicholas O Rafferty
Low Mass at 7 30 and High Mass at 9 30 on the first, third and fifth Sunday mornings. Sermon at both masses. Rosary, sermon and benediction at 7 30 every Sunday evening. Sunday school catechism and bible history every Saturday at 10 with altar boys instruction at 11.
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Nicholas O’rafferty
Methodist Church Sunday Schedule This Week
Sunday services listed with Sunday School at 10 a m preaching at 11 Junior League at 2 p m Bible Study Class at 3 Epworth League at 6 30 and evening preaching at 7 30 Prayer meeting held each Thursday at 7 30 evening.
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Epworth
Prophet's Call Theme At Sunday Church Services
Sunday morning service at 10 and a morning 11 o'clock sermon on The Prophet's Call. Christian Endeavor gathering at 6 30 and evening service at 7 30. All are welcome.
School Notes Highlight Shakespeare And Cooking Class
The 9th grade will study The Merchant of Venice while the 12th grade begins Hamlet. The Philomathians program drew many visitors. The high school team lost to Wenatchee Presbyterian 32 to 13 and aims to improve at home. Advanced girls study meats and pressure cooking to tenderize tough cuts.
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F. T. Motteler
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Iowa
Missouri
Kansas
Sir Roger de Coverly
Philomathians
Presbyterian Church
Wenatchee
Presbyterians
Railroad Rumblings Careers and Illnesses Hit Local Yard
Engineer Robert Meath has been on the sick list for a week. Engineer Tony Blomeke welcomed a baby girl. Ted Bresch, acting roundhouse foreman, is sick and George F. Goerger fills in. Fireman Dick Horey has been off two days. Engineers Barrett, Farrell and Krondak have grip. Firemen Tracy Edwards and Baker attended Fireman Nyhus's funeral in Anacortes Tuesday.
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Robert Meath
Tony Blomeke
Ted Bresch
George F. Goerger
Dick Horey
Barrett, Farrell
Krondak
J. E. Tracy
Charles Edwards
B. W. Baker
Anacortes
C. B. Nyhus
Large Game and Fishing License Revenues Record County
A late report from Wenatchee shows the county received 5012 from game and fishing licenses the largest total ever from this source. The gain is attributed to Game Warden Watsons efforts with licensing rising to about one third of county residents. Funds support the warden’s salary and program to stock streams with game birds and improve hunting and fishing facilities.
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Wenatchee
Watson
Readership Shifts to Sport and Ad Pages
A western publisher notes readers focus on sport and advertisement pages. Ads now aim for attractiveness and truth, as the public is wiser and skeptical of inflated prices.
Postmaster General urged to educate east postmasters on geography
Secretary of State I M Howell proposes an educational campaign for poorly trained postmasters in the eastern states. He cites a Connecticut mail misaddressed to Yacolt Washington, noting ignorance of state boundaries and postal guides. The Yacolt resident asks for maps and state pictures to prevent future errors.
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I. M. Howell
United States
Yacott
Washington
Middlefield
Connecticut
Vacolt
Jones
Humphrey
Clarke
Yacolt
Howell
Washington State
United States of America
Advertised Letters List Prompted by Postmaster Notice
Advertised letters for Ira Smith Ivie Smith C W Smith Jessie Smith Emil Peterson J D Oliver Al Hendrick Frank Gray J F Franson C S Blair called for by G A Hamilton postmaster. Please say advertised when inquiring.
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Ira Smith
Ivie Smith
C. W. Smith
Jessie Smith
Emil Peterson
J. D. Oliver
al Hendrick
Frank Gray
J. F. Franson
C. S. Blair
G. A. Hamilton
Pine Tar Honey Promoted as Ready Home Remedy
Mr E Williams of Hamilton Ohio endorses Dr Bell’s Pine Tar Honey as an immediate cold relief. The ad notes its throat and lung penetration and germ destruction, sold by druggists for 25 cents. A second note flatly jokes about a young woman who stops flirting being in love with one man.
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E. Williams
Hamilton
Ohio
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