Chelan County Court Week Transactions Recorded
A weekly report from the Chelan County Abstract Co. lists numerous property transfers across Wenatchee, Chelan Falls, Leavenworth, Cashmere and environs. Transactions include parcels, lots, mining interests, and cash values, with several named buyers and sellers amid a long ledger of land dealings.
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Chelan County Abstract Co
GS Howard
W Walters
T Brickham
M Torrence
J B McDermed
J B
McDermed
Rogers
O F Dickson
Chelan Falls
B Fosdick
H Stillwell
Doane
Wen Dey Co
Benj Dougal
W Liston
Merriam
Sabra Atwood
Wenatchee
Mattie Groves
O B Fuller
E A Wyman
Farrar
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M G Henry
Orchard
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DC Stair
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Livingstone
F A Rogers Jr
S Gehretal
Samuel S Mars
Stella Corbin
Wenatchee Wen Dev Co
H E Chapin
Elnera White
Belle Cain
Wen Dev Co
E W Cain
A Fletcher
Francis Hrachovsky
John Sadoske
Self Raising Bick Whea and Other Town Tales
An Oklahoma style reminiscence quotes an Indian Territory obituary puff praising a mild man who drank, caused gossip, and died loudly singing a hymn. It also recalls U S Senator David Davis praising local newspapers for community service and funding, urging patronage as an investment.
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Jesus
United States
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Illinois
Furnished House for Rent at John Lenahan House
Light housekeeping suitable for a small group. Ideal for a club of four young men. Inquiries via Mrs. Bloom at the candy store for particulars.
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John Lenahan
Tea, Tea, Tea Debate Splits England and America
A discussion contrasts Dr. Forbes Winslow claims that tea causes most insanity with American doctors who blame brewing methods rather than the drink itself. The piece notes each household’s unique tea recipe and warns improper preparation could bring health troubles, yet ends with a light, humorous tone about continuing to enjoy tea.
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Good Wives
Competitive Civil Service Exams Proposed
The civil service commission reports over 170000 federal positions now subject to competitive exams and urges extending the classified service. It suggests a nominal entry fee for exams, with a study manual provided to applicants to reduce costs and deter curiosity. The piece notes promotion limits and salary incentives as factors shaping talent. It also mentions Premier Campbell-Bannerman and Count Witte in a separate remark and cites US contributions to Jewish relief in Russia.
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