Breezy Bits From Peshastin Local News Notes
Community updates from Peshastin include a busy P.T.A program with solos and duets led by Jacob French and Wilma Kirby. The P.L.F. Club hosted a Valentine party at Woodmen Hall with contests, dancing, and a revolving kewpie centerpiece. Several residents are mentioned for visits, illnesses, and outings, including Lucille Darling, Harley Osborne, and Mrs. Bruyette’s coast visit. A Shoshest Cemetery Assn meeting is announced for Friday at the Grange Hall, and a Community Circle Social program is recapped with multiple performances and a stringed quartet.
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P.T. A
Jacob French
Wilma Kirby
Lucille Wilson
Mr. Springer
Miss Jones
Bessie Patrick
Harry Moore
Kroneman
Cupid
God of Love
Wingate
Darlington
Tom Luttrell
Cashmere
Lucille Darling
Leavenworth
Forrest Leedy
Wenatchee
Leedy
Quinsy
Peshastin Cemetery Assn
Grange Hall
Orville Headley
Dr. Hoxsey
Harley Osborne
Mrs. Bruyette
Bruyette
M. FE. Ladies’ Aid
Rexall Cold Tablets Promised Quick Relief
A cautionary ad warns that a light cold can worsen, leading to hospital bills if ignored. It urges immediate use of Rexall Aspirin Cold Tablets from Wheeler's Drug Store in Leavenworth Washington and guarantees relief when taken at first symptoms.
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Rexall
A. D. Co
Wheeler's
Rexall Store
City Council Hears Bills and Sets Hearing for March 22 1921
The city council met Tuesday evening with Mayor Blomeke and Councilmen present. Bills audited include Leavenworth State Bank account and Ralph Logan team hire. Ordinance 205 passed final reading. A committee was named to codify ordinances. The hearing date for assessment roll S.10 No.10 was set for March 22, 1921.
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Blomeke
Stelzig
Thompson
Nelson
Peter
Leavenworth State Bank
Ralph Logan
J.C. Webster
N. L. Brown
Howe
Potter
Gowing
Big Barclay parade and local notices highlight town events
A local paper item lists a 4 p.m. Barclay street parade today and a 1 p.m. Friday parade from the Barclay. Mrs. Fr A Sinclair entertained the Foreign Mission Society of the M E church Tuesday afternoon with about twenty present. Several residents reported sick, affecting Levi Enworth Supply Co. staffing. Also noted are fashion ads for Lady Betty dresses, Sampsons bargains, Spokane market wool prices dropping to 37 cents a dozen, a captured Spokane doe killed by a gunshot, and authorities probing who shot it.
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Fr. A. Sinclair
The
Foreign Mission Society of
the M. FE. Dhurch
Lidgerwood
Spokane
Soil Leaders Meet at Wenatchee Farm Bureau Session
Wenatchee hosted a gathering of soil leaders from farms including First Creek En tiat Malaga Lincoln Lewis Clark Sunnyslope Monitor Cashmere Dryden Peshastin Leavenworth and others. They discussed commercial fertilizers cost usefulness and application timing. Demonstrations to begin near each farm bureau with soil analysis possibly improving orchard yields.
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Farm Bureau
Wenatchee
Meikle
Federal
Wm. Barron
First Creek
Frank Knapp
Entiat
Ed. Oswald
Malaga
Floyd Ross
Lincoln
Roy Smith
Lewis Clark
Mr. Morrill
Sunnyslope
C. C. Moore
Monitor
Frank Nielson
Cashmere
H. M. Smith
Dryden
M. W. Starks
Peshastin
J. C. Mitchell
Leavenworth
Notice for Distribution in Chelan Probate
In the Superior Court of Washington Chelan County In Probate In the matter of the estate of AF Dickinson deceased the executor W OW has filed a petition for distribution Hearing set for March 4 1921 at 9 80 o'clock AM in Wenatchee The court will hear the petition to enter a decree closing the estate and discharging the executor All interested parties may appear to contest WITNESS the Hon William A Grimshaw Judge seal dated February 1920 Herman Howe attorney for executor Leavenworth Chelan County Washington (21 Feb 11-18-25)
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AF Dickinson
Glynn
T W. OW
Bureess
Sid Daa
Superio Court
Wenatebee
Seid Couct
Win. A. Grimshaw
Id Superio
Herman Howe
P.O. Address
Leavenworth
Chelan County
Washington
Yakima Valley Precipitation Exceeds Ten-Year Average
The United States reclamation service reports rainfall at Yakima storage stations from September 1920 to February 1 1921 surpassing the 10 year average. Total precipitation this season reaches six inches, above a 4.1 inch ten year mean, signaling no water shortage for irrigation and better livestock range conditions. Dry land farmers expect a reliable crop.
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Yakimavalle
United States Reclamation Service
Yakima
Lost revolver and classifieds on Chumstick road
Classified notes list a missing 32 calibre Colts revolver reported Sunday January 30 on Chumstick road with a $10 reward for the finder. Other ads seek a milk cow, a strawberry roan horse, a New Oliver typewriter, and a solid oak roll top desk. Also notes the American Legion push to form county organizations and a proposed county conference.
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Chumstick Road
Echo
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Mickie
Young Ben
Oden
Charles Sughroe
Western Newspaper Union
Wen
Mr. Bruyette
Mr. Hauber
P.L. F. Club
Woodmen Hall
Nicholson
Billy
Ray Cedarquist
Karl Bergren
John Coppock
Elizabeth Baker
Gayle Gilbert
Georerge
Ned Darlington
Farr
Harry Mohles
Thelma Beceren
Jewel Williams
Mary Hauber
Pert Williams
George French
Estella Smith
George Day
Walter
Clarence Spanger
Clara Kimball Young
Inc
Franklin Lumber Co
Leavenworth, Wash
National Builders Bureau
City Council
Barclay
Barclay of
Dave Burgett
Lin Hart
Jack Mehoney
Leavenworth Supply Co
Stat of Washington
Court of
Chelan
A. A. Stevens
Isabel A. Ross
Echo No
C. Rollins
Lee Howerton
Oliver Typewriter
Call 187
Naxi Sales Co
American Legion
Maalkin
King OF the Circus
Universal
Eddie Polo
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