Local Happenings Through Wenatchee District
A busy report from Leavenworth and nearby areas notes visits and travels of residents including Arnet Motteler and Mrs. Thos Pipkin. Sheriff McManus remarks bootlegging activity diminished as several people return from Seattle and Port Angeles with news on health, business, and local developments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thos. Pipkin
Wenatchee
Esther Hyatt
Miss Roberts
Leavenworth
Local notes and movements around Wenatchee area
Peshastin residents consider moving to Odessa. Weather records 18 degrees below zero Tuesday night. W F Wright remains home, improving slowly. Mrs. P R Bradley misses school due to sickness. J W Rogers fills vacancy. J L Coppack travels coastward for church business. O D Fawcett visited Cashmere. Geo Spanger in Wenatchee. Love family in Ohio may return to Wenatchee valley in spring. Ed Young family leaves for Maine to decide on future home. farewell party held. Hesk Smith of Cashmere visits town. Sheriff McManus in town on office business.
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John Ehrenberg
Leavenworth Hospital
Peshastin
Seattle
Jas. McDaniel
M. M. Stephens
Montana
N. Hazam
Methodist Ladies’ Aid
A. T. Eichmeier
D. Applegate
E. Mohler
P. R. Bradley
J. W. Rogers
Wm. Love
Ohio
Washington
Wenatchee Valley
Ed Young
Maine
Young Home
Church services schedule with pastor invites
The notice lists Sunday School at 10 a.m. Preaching at 11 a.m. Epworth League at 6:30 p.m. Preaching at 7:30 p.m. Prayer meeting at 7:30 p.m. Thursday. Pastor F. L. Moore says they will be pleased to meet you at any and all services.
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Epworth League
F. L. Moore
Saint Josephs Church Service Schedule
Mass times listed 7:30 and 9:30 on the first, third and fifth Sundays. Evening devotions at 7:30 on the second and fourth Sundays. Weekday Mass at eight. Religious instruction for children at two on Saturdays.
New Pastor to be Installed Next Sunday Morning
The Rev. G. C. Haase will be installed as pastor and deliver his initial sermon next Sunday morning after 9:45 Sunday School and 10:45 preaching.
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G. C. Haase
Notice to Property Owners District No 1 Paving District installment due
The fourth annual installment on Improvement District No 1 known as the Paving district including Front Street Eight and Ninth Street will be due and payable before March 4 1917 at the City Clerk's office. A R Brown City Clerk.
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Front Street
Eight
Ninth Street
A. R. Brown
Forest Products Lab develops 48 hour kiln drying for eastern hemlock
U S Forest Service advances rapid drying of eastern hemlock at Madison Wisconsin enabling shiplap to be dried green to shipping weight in 48 hours and two inch plank in six to eight days. Water from National Forest lands in Oregon is huge. 25 million board feet burned in 1916 across Oregon Washington Alaska with 1176 fires and 19000 dollars spent. Bamboo canes in Florida and Louisiana reach 25 feet with propagation methods to grow large plantings from coast to coast ensuring supply of young plants for widespread cultivation.
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Forest Products Laboratory
Madison
Wisconsin
Oregon
Washington
Alaska
Forest Service
Florida
Louisiana
China
Japan
Carolinas
California
Forest office extends lines toward Chewawa river
Fifteen miles of telephone wire were received to extend the Wenatchee National forest line up the Chewawa river, boosting total to 125 miles. A Sunset Highway folder and map describing Snoqualmie pass route will soon be printed in Washington for free distribution to aid auto travelers. Mr. and Mrs. Town returned from Cashmere after visiting friends. Charley Hendricks left on No. 4 for Cashmere on a business trip.
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Ladies of the Maccabees
G. W. Hoxey
Thomas Burke
Seattle
Arnet Motteler
Wenatchee
F. T. Motteler
Little Arline
Jas. Buchanan
Elmer
A. G. McKeown
N. Coleman
Tacoma
Hoy & Co
Snow Shed
Great Northern Railroad
Chewawa River
Wenatchee National Forest
Sylvester
Sunset Highway
Snoqualmie Pass
Washington
D. C
Cashmere
State of Washington
Chelan County
Ollie Newton
Edger Newton
Edgar Newton
Clerk of Aid Court
Ira Thomas
Plough Building
Bid on 16 inch shells matches prior Allied award rate
A bidder notes that a strict contract interpretation could trigger penalties totaling 678016 dollars. Based on experience the firm bids 16 inch shells at approximately the same rate per pound as the Allied government awarded a year earlier.
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Allievernment
Seattle Dye Maker Expands Exports to France China and England
A Seattle chemical manufacturer announced new export activities sending dyes to France China and England while continuing domestic production to meet local demand. The firm expands its international footprint and strengthens its role in global trade.
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Seattle Chemical Manufacturing Company
France
China
India
England
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Nasan Creek Country
Great Northern Lumber Co
Mr. O. S. Sampson
Col. Fox
Pipkin
Port Angeles
Toggery
J. B. Adams
Growers Service League of
Yakima
Ferryman
Senate
Columbia
Wenatchee Development Co
Charley Harlin
E. F. Schrock
Okanogan
Wenatchee Meat Co
Harlan
C. M. Gurnard
Odessa
W. F. Wright
J. L. Coppack
O. D. Fawcett
Geo. Spanger
Hesk Smith
St. Joseph’s Church
Lutheran Church
U.S. Forestry
The
Forestry Office
Charley Hendricks
No. 4
Bethlehem
United States Navy
Secretary of the Navy
Bethlehem Steel Company
Chas. M. Schwab
Eugene G Grace
Graham
P. H. Graham
Leavenworth Mercantile Co
Northwest
A. E. Stephens
Oregonian Building
Portland
Ore
P. A. Bergren
Prop
Third Ave
Cherry ST
Echo Office
Protector
A.J. Tower CO
Boston
the Bank
Leavenworth State Bank
Leavenworth, Washington
Rob’t B. Field
L. F. Bullis