Local Happenings and Naval School News
Local items report Thomas Nolan returning from Seattle for the holidays and Olive Blankenship set to enter Wenatchee Business College. Community events include a six o clock dinner, new year social at Epworth League, and a piano recital at the high school. A Seattle nautical school for merchant marine training is described with cadet costs and program details.
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Olive Blankenship
Wenatchee
Nautical School
Seattle
American Merchant Marine Lime of
Washington
States Shipping Board
Unhsity
Vicksburg
Vielburg
United States
T Ulet
J. KE. Jones
United Stat Navy
F. FE. Feihardt
Trent
Tod McNulty
Car
R. E. Coont
Washington School
Census Call for Fourteenth Decennial in Our Community
Census workers under Thomas A. Scott will visit every home to collect data for the 14th census. Questions cover sex race age marital status birthplaces occupation education home ownership and language. Farmers will answer about farm size value and annual production with farm machinery and buildings details.
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United States
Thomas A. Scott
Washinton
United
Toneue
Witchhazel remedies touted for eye inflammation
An old advertisement claims Lavoptik eye wash relieves chronic eye inflammation. It promises a small bottle will aid any weak, strained or inflamed eyes and offers a free aluminum eye cup from Leavenworth Pharmacy.
Auto owners notice on checking car batteries before freezes
Every owner of a car with stage battery equipment should examine their battery and test for proper charge. If it does not, bring it in to have it charged before freezes and the cost of a new battery next spring. Cascade Garage LeaveWorth Wash offers winter battery service.
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Cascade Garage
One Cent Sale Promises Local Bargains
Local notices mention the One Cent Sale and Rexall promotions this month. Community updates include visits by Mrs. G W Hoxey and travelers Tom Burke and Leland Fueglede to Seattle, plus a City Hall meeting to organize an American Legion Post. J M Amundson opens a dairy store in the Mayor building with a creamery planned.
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J. M. Amundson
End of the World Date Sparked Faithful Debate
Leavenworth readers respond after a Dec 17 prophecy mockery, urging personal Bible study and warning against setting dates for the second coming. The letter cites Matthew 24 and calls for understanding scripture, signed by Mrs. Sarah Stetphenson and a fellow worker.
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Jesus
Sarah Stetphenson
Cashmere Bridge Contract Bids Revealed
Bids for the Wenatchee river bridge east of Cashmere were opened with multiple bidders including Union Bridge Company Portland at 687,997 and Bailey Davenport 59,800. Award expected to Bailey Davenport. Also notes social visit on Christmas Day with Mrs Osberg hosting Dryden guests from Seattle and Index.
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Wenatchee River
Cashmere
Union Bridge Company of Portland
Thinois Steel Bridge Company
Newtott
Charles H. McClary
Security Bridge Company
Bailey & Davenport
Parific
F. C. Osberg
Dryden
H. G. Bohlke
Mise Jorgenson
Leland Fuegtede
Seattle
G. Shaeffer
Index
M. M. Karlstad
Ida Karlstad
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Rutherford
Leavenworth
U. S. Food Administration
Tm Et
Ona
C. W. Lancaster
Thomas Nolan
F. A. Sinclair
J. B. Huff
Deryk Motteler
The
University of Washington
Epworth League
Alvin Morton
Pullman
State College
Theodore Kuch
Goebhert Schubert
Charles Cockburn
Big Four
J. E. Tichachek
Helen
Edna
Everett
H. A. Franklin
A. V. Chamberlain
Cour d'Alene
Idaho
F. W. Stevens
Deed H
San Diego
Calif
Max Kringel
Lucy Watts
M. E
Helen Hale
Robert Smith
Dan
Smiths
John Tichacheck
New York City
C. W. Handbloom
Bellingham
Methodist Church
New Furnace Fund
Mesdames Hendricks
Rumphr
Egan
Town
Hilton
Henson
G. W. Hoxey
Tom Burke
Leland Fueglede
Mrs. F. C. Olbe
W. G. Schannach
R. L. Reari
Cooperstown
Northotn
Rexall
A. M. Applegate
Th Harrington Milling Co
S Mills
Brindge
T. J. Bailey and
J. D. Davenport
Eavenworth
Leavenworth, Wash
Wenatchee Milling Co
Wenatchee, Wash
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