Apple gradingrules eased by state conference at Spokane
State grade and pack conference approved lowered standards for apple grades after a volunteer committee recommendation. Extra fancy, fancy, and C grade definitions were revised with color rules relaxed for green and yellow varieties and tolerance raised to 10 percent. The action, praised by Yakima delegates, also set standards for prune, onions, and new Washington Large onion grade.
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Spokane
Yakima
Wenatchee
Walla Walla
A. G. Craig
East Farms
Grandview
Washington
U.S
State and Federal Officials Discuss Market Reporting Standards
A representative spoke for FE. L. French who was ill and unable to attend. Wells A. Sherman from Washington, D. C. discussed cooperation between the federal bureau and the state in market reporting and standardization.
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State
Department of Agriculture
FE. L
Leavenworth School Reports and Activities Summary
Seventh and eighth graders face January state exams in physiology history and spelling reading. In the Christmas Seals sale the Powers That Be set a stronger record than Freshmen and New Students with David Weber top scoring by handling four hundred seals. Near East Relief Bundle Day raised thirty one sacks of clothing and shoes led by local committee of ladies from the Kumlux Club under Mrs Freeman. The Leavenworth grade team defeated Peshastin 15 to 7 and the high school squad narrowed to eighteen players, with a second team win over Peshastin 26 to 13, while early January games loom including Cashmere.
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David Weber
Leavenworth
Kumlux Club
Mesdames Woodruff
Barkee
Barclay and
Lindley
Freeman
Peshastin
Cashmere
Installations Highlight Masonic and Military Roles
The notice lists various officers and roles including K. P. Elect C C Neil Franklin and C G W Wicklander with installation scheduled for January 5. It names prelate Herman Howe M W L R Hart M A H A Franklin and other positions such as K of R and S H M Goff M of F H M Goff M of E E F Ahlin J G W FE Hanson O G G A Hauber and trustee for three years O A Leo.
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C. C
Neil Franklin
G. W. Wicklander
Herman Howe
M. W
L. R. Hart
H. A. Franklin
H. M. Goff
E. F. Ahlin
J. G
W. FE. Hanson
O. G
G A. Hauber
O. A. Leo
Christmas Seal Sale in Leavenworth Ends With $160 Report
The Leavenworth Christmas Seal Sale ended Thursday December 15. Reported total sales were $160.20. The committee was led by Mrs. Adams with members Mrs. Putnam Mrs. Barclay Mrs. Woltvedt and Mrs. Krollpfeiffer.
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Leavenworth
Adams
Putnam
Barclay
Woltvedt
Krollpfeiffer
Ed. Tholin
F. Hennessey
G. W. Hoxsey
F. J. Hanover
Bert Hagler
B. C. Rutherford
F. A. Cassidy
J. J. White
D. Brown
Chas. Taylor
F. T. Motteler
Wm. Brender
James Thompson
Wm. McIntosh
P. Percival
C. Dawson
B. Goff
J. Beattiger
T. Logan
B. K. Brower
C. Campbell
A. J
K. P. Lodge
Great Northern Lumber Co
Masons Elect New Officers At Monday Meeting
The Masons elected Harry Geerds as W M and A McLellan as S W at Monday evening’s session. O A Lee was chosen J W with Harry Maston as Secretary and A Blomeke as Treasurer. Installation is scheduled for the first meeting in January.
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The
Masons
W. M
Harry Geerds
S. W
A. McLellan
J. W
O. A. Lee
Harry Maston
A. Blomeke
Through Train Service Restored After Repairs
Through train service was resumed at the start of the week after bridges and washouts were repaired. The revival came sooner than expected, despite earlier doubts about the speed of replacements.
Leavenworth State Bank Sets Annual Stockholders Meeting
Notice is given that the regular annual meeting of the stock holders of The Leavenworth State Bank will be held at its banking rooms in Leavenworth Washington on Tuesday January 10 1922 at 10 o clock a m.
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The
Leavenworth State Bank
Leavenworth, Wash
Dryden State Bank
Dryden
Washington
D. B. Martin
Bankholders Meeting Notice at Dryden State Bank
Holders of the Dryden State Bank will be held at its banking rooms in Dryden Washington on Tuesday January 10 1922 at 2 oclock p m D B Martin Cashier.
Stars Elect Officials for Brown Memorial Lodge
Electees listed include W. M. Mrs. T. FE. Brown as presiding officer and W P. F. A. Constable as associate master. Other officers named are Mrs. A. T. Sutton Conductress Mrs. O. R. Day asso Cond Mrs. Wm. Stage Secretary Mrs. F. T. Motteler Treasurer Mrs. E. N. Burgess.
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W. M
T. FE. Brown
P.—F. A. Constable
Asso
A. T. Sutton
O. R. Day
Cond
Wm. Stage
F. T. Motteler
E. N. Burgess
Community Christmas Tree Program at Community Bldg
Arrangements for the Community Christmas Tree on Christmas Eve are set with a 7:30 start. Events include community singing, prayers, addresses, songs and recitations from local classes, Santa’s arrival, and a collection of donations from numerous local groups and organizations.
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Santa Claus
Ladies Society Elects Officers for Coming Year
The Ladies' Society of the B of L F and E elected officers for the ensuing term. President Mary Cassidy and vice president Mabel White were re elected alongside secretary Clara Blomeke and collector Margaret Smythe. Re elected treasurer Ora Hanover chaplain Leda Spiva warden Carol Tucker re elected conductor Erma Sheffield inner guard Alice Tracy outer guard Martha Pario delegate Clara Blomeke alternate delegate Carol Tucker musician Elsie Lang appointed drill captain Ora Hanover.
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Ladies’ Society of the B. of L. F. & E
Mary Cassidy
Leda Spiva
Carol Tucker
Erma Sheffield
Alice Tracy
Martha Pario
Clara Blomeke
Elsie Lang
Ora Hanover
Jurors Drawn for January Term Superior Court
A list of jurors drawn from Leavenworth and nearby areas for the January term of the county superior court includes Roy Albright Max Anderson W FE Anderson Mrs G Georger Emma Grant M Hagler W L Hale T P Harris F W Haskins M Rumohr Gina Hanson C B Lindahl A L Mitchell Mrs A Meakins Anna Snider Mrs Dan Stall Grover Dickson A C Allen Earl K Johnson Clara Coy Winton John Chalmers Dryden B T Zackary Blewett.
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Superior Court
Roy Albright
Max Anderson
FE. Anderson
G. Georger
Emma Grant
M. Hagler
W. L. Hale
T. P. Harris
F. W. Haskins
M. Rumohr
Gina Hanson
C. B. Lindahl
A. L. Mitchell
A. Meakins
Anna Snider
Dan Stall
Four Day Week Considered for Railroad Car Repair
No official action yet on a four day week for railroad car repair workers. Repair shop men favor it only if business declines and layoffs occur. The plan would affect only the car repair department, not all divisions. Also a Victrola offered for Christmas by Wheeler's Drug Store and The Rexall Store with a Victor agency in Leavenworth.
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Victor Agency
Leavenworth
Wheeler's
Rexall Store
Special Evangelistic Services At M. E. Church
Rev. W. O. Beadles of Pateros Washington, formerly of Williamsburg Indiana, will assist the pastor in evangelistic services starting Sunday January 1st. Further announcement next week.
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W. O. Beadles
Pateros. Wash
Williamsburg
Indiana
M. Ei
Most Damnable Butchery in World Described by Dr Divine
Dr Sherman L Divine portrays wartime atrocities from Constantinople to Russia in a lecture at Washington State College. He recounts starving Armenian and Greek civilians, mass killings, smashed towns, unmarked graves, and chaotic rail travel under red army rule, urging a native savior for Russian freedom.
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Washington State College
Constantinople
Armenia
Greece
Russia
Sherman L. Divine
State College
Dr. Divine
Berlin
Lenine
Trotzky
Forest Visit Totals Reported For Wenatchee National Forest
A. H. Sylvester, supervisor, states Wenatchee National Forest drew 285,006 visitors last season for pleasure. Of these, 45,000 were campers, 19,700 hunters and fishers, and 2,100 pedestrians. There were 62 fires, about one per 4,600 visitors.
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A. H. Sylvester
Wenatchee National Forest
Leavenworth All Stars Outline Busy Basketball Schedule
The Leavenworth All Stars announce a demanding calendar hosting Gonzaga University, Marysville All Stars, KEC Seattle, System Service Seattle, Open, Bellingham State Normal, and Puget Sound College Tecoma with potential extra games from Chelan, Grant and Okanogan counties. Local fans are assured excitement and value at every game.
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Leavenworth All Stars Hom
Gonzaga University
Spokane
Marysville All Stars
Marysville
Seattle
Bellingham State Normal
Puget Sound College
Tecoma
Chelan
Grant
Okanogan
Northwest
Gonzaga University to be here Dec 26 27 for two games
Gonzaga University coach Dorais brings a fast squad to Leavenworth for two games December 26 and 27. The team to be seen includes Henry Huetler, Richard Flaherty, William Malloy, M. Ashmore, Dick Hathup, John Richlie, captain G Frank Needles, Herbert Paine and others from forty five candidates. This will be the only university game in Leavenworth this winter. Some players’ photos are displayed at Leavenworth Pharmacy window.
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Dorais
Gonzaga University
Henry Huetler
Richard Flaherty
William Malloy
Bees
M. Ashmore
Dick Hathup
Eels
John Richlie
Frank Needles
Herbert Paine
Leavenworth
Schubert and Patrick marry in Peshastin ceremony
G H Schubert wed Miss Bessie Patrick at the bride’s parents home near Peshastin with Rev A F Kroneman officiating. Only families and a few friends attended followed by a wedding dinner. The couple will reside at 210 Spokane St Wenatchee. the groom works at Gem theatre Wenatchee as an operator.
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G. H. Schubert
Bessie Patrick
Peshastin
A. F. Kroneman
M. EF
Spokane St
Wenatchee
Gem Theatre
Leavenworth
J. H. Schubert
M. F. Patrick
Licenses Fight Drug Dealers Focuses on Dr. David M. Angus
The Department of Licenses begins proceedings to revoke physician Dr. David M. Angus of Seattle after his two Tacoma narcotics act convictions. Governor Hart pledged state aid in the narcotics crusade.
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Department of Licenses
Louis F. Hart
David M. Angus
Seattle
Tacoma
Hand Mangled On East Run Fireman Hurt at Columbia River
Clarence Huston a fireman on the east run suffered a severe hand injury when it was caught in the stoker of his engine at the Columbia River last Thursday. Rumor of amputation was denied and doctors expect to save the hand. He is hospitalized in Wenatchee.
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Clarence Huston
Columbia River
Wenatchee
Gasoline tax in Washington on track to meet 1923 target
Olympia reports the new gas line tax has raised over 400000 in five months, signaling that by April 1 1923 the legislature expected total 1500000 for road construction will be collected.
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Olympia
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Rev. Hoskins
Mayor Blomeke
Pearl Cannon
the Herald Anguls
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Mr. Gardner
Josephine Hetherington
Dix Club
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G_N. Lbr. Co
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