Local Happenings From Wenatchee to Leavenworth
Mrs. W W Rice and her young daughter return from Wenatchee. A baby boy born to A G O’Larey’s family. Hardware ads and new phone 41 at K and W Hardware. Brakeman Darmody to settle in town. Stationery sale at Wheeler’s Drug Store. Williams Payne returns from Southern California. Kodak film stock at Wheeler’s Photo. Auburn Grobe Republican formed by two papers. Gardner marooned by washouts returns home. Local moves from Peshastin to Leavenworth. Snow damage to fruit trees and roads noted. Post office roofing delays. Leavenworth investment block progress. Washington’s Birthday not observed besides closures. Waterfront slide damages Pacific highway near Skagit Whatcom. Party supplies at Wheeler’s. Degree of Honor dance next Tuesday leap year. K P lodge meets Friday. Yappy Club set for L D Club rooms. Montgomery sling injury from axe. Wheeler markets snow scene photography. J F Osborne reports road impassable. Needing service, Koerner’s Pharmacy. Robt L Smith injured by falling iron. three weeks out. Drs Hoxsey and McKeown report town medical moves. Roof collapses noted. few injuries. J B Adams to speak fruit growers in Okanogan Omak.
City Council Proceedings on Washington Birthday Session
The council met Wednesday with six members present led by Mayor Day. Actions include notifying Seattle Brewing Co. about an unsafe Front Street building, addressing a theft claim by Engineer Weber, approving joining the League of Washington Municipalities, first reading a liquor ordinance with $300 maximum penalty, and delaying the license revision. They also discussed Seaman & Quigg, authorized valve purchases and safety gear, and adjournment plans. Apple growers to build a Meyers Falls warehouse and spray plant costing over $5,000.
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Washington
Featherstone
Hale
Kugelman
Miller
Cascade Orchards
Potter
League of Washington Municipalities
League
Brown
Nelson
Seaman & Quigg
Nuzum & Nuzum
Cade & Barrows
Wenatchee
Leavenworth Boys Lose to Wenatchee 26-33 in Slow Game
Washington schools closed for Washington's birthday. Sewing classes prepare costumes for an April operetta. Leavenworth lost to Wenatchee High 26 to 33 as both teams struggled in a overheated arena. Earlier Cashmere game saw a decisive Leavenworth victory led by Wunder and Andresen. Second team faced Monitor.
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Cashmere
Monitor
Leavenworth
Washington
Wenatchee
Leavenworth Boys
Wenatchee High School
W. Wunder
Carl Andresen
McNett
Fitzpatrick
L. Wunder
Dr King’s New Discovery Cough and Cold Remedy
The ad touts Dr Kings New Discovery made from Pine Tar and balsams with mild laxatives. It claims to kill germs soothe irritated throats and reduce inflammation. It promises relief from coughs colds and is backed by 45 years of use.
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Dr. King
New Discovery
Dr. Kings
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Darmody
Hillyard
Wheeler’s
Wm. Payne
California
Kodak Films
Wheeler’s Photo & Art Shop
Auburn
Wash
Auburn Grobe-Republican
Wheeler
Spokane
Wilson Creek
Geo. L. Gardner
Wm. Stage
Peshastin
J. Buttles
Christopher Smith
Kansas City
W. W. Rice
Mr.Rice
J. A. Love
Tye
Engineer Love
Etta Castleberry
B. R. Dixon
Joplin
Messrs. Hartman & McKenzie
Leavenworth Investment Co
Skagit
Whatcom
Great Northern Railroad
Puget Sound
Firemen’s Hall
K. of P. Lodge
L. D
M. D. Montgomery
J. F. Osborne
Schubert Place
Koerner
Robt. L. Smith
Roundhouse
A. R. McKeown
Railroad
Steel Company
O. C. Moore
J. B. Adams
Okanogan
Omak
Fruit Growers League
Adams
Council Proceedings
Daly
Meyers Falls
Superior Court
State of Washington
Chelan County
J.B. Tholin
T. J. Costello
Arta Costello
County of
Chelan
State of
J. E. Tholin
Artie Costello
Emig Park and Tract
Cascade Gardens
Wenatchee Avenue
Court House
City of
A. D
Ohas
Kenyon
H. H. Lemmon
Raed
S.H. Knowlton
Elman Hotel
W. E. Tomlinson
Prop
L. J. Howerton
Seattle's
Seattle
Third Ave
Cherry ST
Ams
Dental Service of Quality
P. A. Snyder
New Line
Leavenworth Mercantile Co
Leavenworth State Bank
L. F. Bullis
Rob’t
Field
Wenatchee Milling Co
Wenatchee, Wash
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