Pine Box Manufacturers Association Organized in Wenatchee
The Pine Box Manufacturers Association was formed at a Wenatchee meeting to unite box firms in Wenatchee Columbia and Okanogan Valleys. It aims to standardize specs and contracts, boost local sales, improve supplies, and secure year round employment while expanding local produce shipment and reducing box costs.
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Wenatchee
Columbia
Okanogan
Electo
O. F. Gardner
Great Northen Lumber Co
E. L. Sawyer
Peshastin Lumber and Box
P. F. Sc
Washington
Build New County Court House This Year
County officials urge starting construction of a new court house this year. They cite rising caseloads and unsafe conditions in the current building, noting plans drawn two years ago with an estimated cost of 325000 and potential saving now.
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Grimshaw
Briggs
Standardization Aims to Cut Grower Prices Says World
A World article notes the goal of standardizing product quality to raise efficiency and extend sales. The plan intends not to control prices but to reduce the price at which growers or dealers can profitably sell.
Benefit Dance Set for February Eighteenth in Town
A benefit dance for Henry Koch will be held February eighteenth replacing February twenty eighth as previously announced. Posters are printed and tickets will go on sale soon. Fraternal orders and other groups should support the effort and individuals should buy tickets or contribute.
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Henry Koch
Okanogan Cagers Host All Stars Across Two Nights
The Okanogan American Legion basketball team hosts a two night series with the All Stars on Thursday and Friday. The final game is slated for Friday evening.
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American Legion
Okanogan
All Stars
J B Nelson's Paintings Draw Attention at Nolan's Tailoring
Local note highlights J B Nelson, a Nolan's tailoring employee, showcasing fine paintings from leisure hours. Viewers praise the works as high order and many urge entry into art exhibits.
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J. B. Nelson
Nolan
Planning a New Power Plant at Lake Chelan
Chelan and Lakeside area business leaders push for a new power plant near Lake Chelan with definite planning underway. An engineer will assess site needs within a week as the Chela Irrigation and Power Company prepares storage and water resources for nearby lands three miles from town. A landowner survey will follow to gauge power requirements for local users.
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Lake Chelan
Chelan
Businessm 9
Chela
Great Northern
Chelan Eletric Company
Commercial Club Luncheon Sets Agenda and Campsite Purchase
The Commercial Club held a Friday luncheon at Welsh's cafe with about thirty members and invites nonmembers to join. A campsite purchase was approved with a $100 down payment to the trustee, located south of the river near the city pipeline. The group also discussed a sanatorium, siren funding, and possible 7:30 luncheon time.
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Leavenworth
Mets
Messrs
Charley Wright
Georgie Hauber
Blomeke
H. Howe
R. B. Field
H. S. Rearick
B. C. Rutherford
Dr. Less
Dr Lessing To Lecture On Public Health At Community Building
Dr Lessing will lecture Saturday at 8 PM at the Community building with a women and daughters session followed by a men and sons session next Tuesday. The talk uses government supplied pictures and aims to promote public health with no fees. The Red Apple Cafe changes ownership with Wong Sang of Havre purchasing Mon Ben Ing Dan and Ah You.
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Wong Sang
Havre
Mont
Mon Ben
Ing Dan
Ah You
China
G N Plans Major Wenatchee Improvements And Expansion
The Great Northern Railroad announces 500000 dollar improvements at Wenatchee including enlarging the roundhouse and laying out new facilities near the Squillchuck mouth. A Spokane to tide-water division point may move here within months, impacting local real estate and family growth.
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Great Northern Railroad Company
Wenatchee
Squillchuck
A. M. Anderson
Great Northern
Spokane
Daily World
Anderson
Leavenworth
Uncertain Climate Slows City Progress Says Officials
City officials warn that uncertainty remains the chief obstacle to development and growth, delaying investments and delaying planned projects as economic conditions linger.
Funeral services for E P Savage
Funeral services for E P Savage who died Monday January 23 were held at St Josephs church with Requiem Mass. Rev Daniel Daly officiated. Interment was in Leavenworth cemetery. Savage born 1855 in Big Rapids Michigan came to Leavenworth in 1910 and served as a special agent for the G N Ry. He was noted for duty and law enforcement and is survived by his wife a son Frank of Aberdeen and two brothers J J Savage of Grand Rapids Michigan and M T Savage of Virginia Minnesota. Floral tributes came from the Special Agents department Seattle Spokane and the sheriff s office Wenatchee. -Contributed.
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E. P. Savage
St. Joseph's Church
Daniel Daly
F. B. Slavin
Leavenworth Cemetery
Savage
Big Rapids Mich
Leavenworth
G. N. Ry
Frank
Aberdeen
J. J. Savage
Grand Rapids
Mich
M. T. Savage
Virginia, Minn
Special Agents’ Department
Seattle
Spokane
Sheriff’s Office
Wenatchee
Wenatchee Girls Defeat Ephrata in Home Basketball
The Ephrata girls traveled to Wenatchee last Friday and fell 3 to 35 as Wenatchee dominated with strong form. The Wenatchee boys edged Ephrata 28 to 20 on Saturday with a contested match and few scoring chances, leaving Leavenworth’s girls proud of their performance.
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Ephrata
Entia
Bes
Leavenworth
Wenatchee
Rebekah Installation of Officers Held Friday Night
The Rebekahs held their annual installation Friday night January 27. Officers installed include Noble Grand Zel a Blankenship Vice Grand Estella Reardin Recording Secretary Lula Brown reelected Treasurer Millie DeRosia reelected Warden Ruth McClure Conductor Estella Montgomery Chaplain Anna McKinley RSNG Ethel Mitchell LSN G Lillian Egan RSVP Louie DeRoszia LSV G Clara Jones I G Elmer Jones OG Jeff Ross.
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Rebekahs
Zela Blankenship
Estella Reardin
Lula Brown
Millie DeRosia
Ruth McClure
Estella Montgomery
Anna McKinley
R.S.N.G
Ethel Mitchell
L.S.N.G
Lillian Egan
R.S.V.G
Louie DeRoszia
L.S.V.G
Clara Jones
I. G
Elmer Jones
O. G
Jeff Ross
Notice to owners of Improvement District No 1
The ninth annual installment on Paving District No 1 including Front Eighth and Ninth Streets is due at the City Clerk's office on or before March 4 1922. City Clerk FE Gowing Leavenworth Washington.
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FE. G. Gowing
Leavenworth
Wash
St-Jan
Eastman and Mother Seek Mine Accident Settlement in Olympia
John Eastman and his mother Mrs. Louie Lukan travelled to Olympia last Saturday seeking an adjustment and compensation from the department for an injury John Eastman sustained about a year ago at the Blewett mines where he had not received satisfactory compensation yet.
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John Eastman
Louie Lukan
Olympia
Eastman
Blewett Mines
Bic COMMUNITY MEETING TO BE HELD FEBRUARY 11
The Bic committee schedules a community meeting at the Community building on Saturday evening February 11. Speakers will outline projects the Commercial Club seeks to advance to unite Leavenworth and boost agricultural manufacturing municipal labor and business interests. Everyone in the area is urged to attend.
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Commercial Club
Leavenworth
Newlyweds Honored By Great Northern Workers Club
A welcome dance at the Great Northern Lumber Company club house celebrated the marriage of J. C. Roberts to his bride arriving from Minneapolis. Many employees and families attended with friends listed among the guests and speakers praising the couple.
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Great Northern Lumber Company
J. C. Roberts
Minenapolis
Leavenworth
Roberts
Mr. Roberts
T. G. Jarvis
J. Seaton
E. David
P. M. Cowbrough
W. L. West
Pat Fouts
Fred Burgett
Lessing
Wunder
H. J. Merz
O. F. Gardner
Nelson
Woolms
Miss Burgett
Miss Conrad
Miss Bowers
Alford
Helen Blankenship
Messrs
J. E. Nelson
Mike Theisen
Harry Ritchie
George Hoyt
Jesse Champers
Commercial Club Luncheon Report and Local Briefs
Attend the Commercial Club luncheon today at noon at the Welsh Cafe for important business. Editor Rearick was confined to his home with a hard cold. Chester returned from California and left for the Sunny South. Rearick arrived home from Cincinnati after a music course vacation. Kumlux club cancels Friday meeting and plans a public session Saturday at the Community Building with Dr Lessing films. Women and girls invited. children only with parents. Men’s meeting slated for next Tuesday evening.
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Commercial Club
Rearick
Reynold Rearick
Cincinnati
Kumlux Club
Lessing
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Pine Box Manufacturers O” District Form Association
G. N. Lumber CO
Chelan County
Groun
DR. Lessing
G.N
Wenatchee World
G. N Railroad
MR. Savage
OAINT
Rebekah
Bic
FE. L. Chester
Walton
California
South
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