Prairie Chickens Threaten Fruit Crops in Okanogan County
In Okanogan County prairie chickens are so plentiful fruit growers fear damage to spurs and buds on fruit trees in winter and early spring. Authorities and growers monitor the situation and may destroy birds if yields are at risk, though game warden Clay Fruit doubts significant damage will occur.
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Okanogan County
Clay Fruit
Tiny web ball would stretch 350 miles if uncoiled
Weather data notes a spider web specimen no larger than a buckshot and weighing under a drachm would reach 350 miles when straightened. Weather Observer A G McKeown reports Thursday morning temperature at seven below zero.
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A. G. McKeown
Resolves for a Boy's School Year Promises
A schoolboy lists six resolutions to curb misbehavior. He vows to study quietly, refrain from overeating, seek good conduct, pursue leadership on the football team, stop lying, and avoid making ugly faces at girls. He plans to pause his resolution book until next year.
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Ezolve Furst
Rezolve
Ile
Pashent
Kaptin
Natcher
New Year Chimes Stop Thief of Time
Poem reflecting on the old year’s losses and the new year’s promises. It contrasts grief and renewal with imagery of seasons, travel, and hopeful love, ending noting Chicago Record-Herald as the source.
Four Telephon Operators Thank Local Couple for Christmas Gift
Four young lady telephone operators at the local station express sincere thanks to Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Nelson for thoughtful remembrance on Christmas Day. G. W. Brown of Wenatchee reports heavy snow at Wenatchee Lake and abundant irrigation water for next year. Mrs. M. J. Dalton and children traveled to Hillyard after ten days with sisters Mrs. G. W. Hoxsey and Mrs. S. E. Ritchie. Mrs. H. G. Kubley, mother of Mrs. E. G. Wheeler, departed for Seattle and then to Ketchikan Alaska.
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L. J. Nelson
G. W. Brown
Wenatchee Lake
M. J. Dalton
Hillyard
G. W. Hoxsey
S. E. Ritchie
H. G. Kubley
E. G. Wheeler
Seattle
Ketchikan
Alaska
What'll Saloon Men Do
The report notes the Tholin building occupied by Mr. Ritchie and two rooms held by Messrs Burke and Violette. The future use of these spaces has not yet been determined.
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Tholin
Messrs
Burke
Violette
Christmas Cheer Distributed by Women
Under Kum lux Club supervision in Leavenworth women visited every family in need and supplied gifts and provisions. Children received suitable gifts and families were helped, with attention to those unable to provide for themselves.
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Kumlux Club
Leavenworth
Death of Peshastin man after operation in Wenatchee
Peshastin George Smith aged over sixty died in a Wenatchee hospital after an operation. His daughter Mrs J S Coons stayed at his side as her mother at Monitor received the news. A son Jack Smith arrived from Camden to attend the funeral arrangements expected in Seattle. The town reports record mail during Christmas shopping and delays. Coasting Hill remains a popular pastime as families prepare to move from Peshastin.
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George Smith
J. S. Coons
Wenatchee Hospital
Mr. Smith
J.S. Coons
Wenatchee
Seattle
Christmas News From Dryden and Surroundings
A Dryden baby girl arrived Dec 25 to Mr. and Mrs. Fred Sherman. The Dryden Girls' Club hosted a party at the Peters home on Dec 22. Several families spent Christmas with relatives in Wenatchee and Cashmere. School trees and programs lit up South and North Dryden. Most La Grippe patients are recovering. The Sherman family held a free Christmas Eve and Christmas dinner. Basketball vs Wenatchee Methodists is set for Dec 31 at the Dryden warehouse followed by a dance at Sherman’s hall.
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Fred Sherman
the Dryden Girls’ Club
J. G. Peters
Wenatchee Methodists
Dryden Warehouse
Sherman’s Hall
Saloon Keeper Fined By Magistrate Then Remitted
W C Roach faced Magistrate Hayes on a charge of keeping a saloon open past midnight. The magistrate fined him one dollar and promptly remitted the amount. City ordinance penalties can reach up to $100 and license forfeiture. A buyer of thirty gallons of liquor is not to be punished under this caption. Cedar shingles prices rose from 1.40 to 1.75 per unit.
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W. C. Roach
Hayes
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Mrs. Baker
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J. L. Campbell
Patterson
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E. Williams
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