Readable items from early 1900s shop notices and prices
A mix of ads and notices shows city businesses including City Drug Store Library offering annual and monthly access, Keating hardware, Model Market food displays, and milk ticket prepayment rule after January 1 1906 by Nik Kincherf.
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Nik Kincherf
Local notices and ads from Cashmere Wenatchee and beyond
Collage of short items and ads including poultry feed in Cashmere Wenatchee reports, local business chatter on cutlery and flour Peach Blossom, railroad car shortages, a New York school for backward boys, an American captain of marines joke, and Panama canal wage talk.
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New York
Townsfolk notes brisk activity and local weather warming
The town chronicles a busy week with theatrical plans at the opera house on Tuesday the 16th, school reopening after holidays, guests visiting from Wenatchee Seattle and Troy, and a rising interest in local industry and farming. A fatal illness claimed Mrs. Carr while engineer McGregor survived a serious on track accident.
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Broken
Opera
Wreck in Rail Yard Delays Freight Trains
Last Friday evening an engine left on a siding rolled onto the main line and struck a hay car bound for the Sound. The car toppled into a gulch but both cars stayed on the track with only minor damage. No derailments occurred and trains were delayed briefly while crews checked for further damage.
Pants purchase ends with pocket cash mystery at King Co
A King Co customer finds $4.50 in pants bought for 3.50 from manager R T King. King denies ownership of the money and tells the customer to keep it, noting no guarantee covers such chrome with clothing sales. The incident suggests the pants were tried on by another buyer who removed the money before returning.
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King Co
Chewawa River
R. T. King
Mr. King
Parrington Hall
Baker & Co
Minneapolis
Garland selling docks buys Wenatchee real estate
A. Garland long known as a major sheep owner in Leavenworth sells his docks and invests in Wenatchee real estate. He purchased the J. H. Geyer property on Nob Hill for 1400 dollars and the Judge Griffith property near Stevens school for 1200 dollars plus personal property on Nob Hill for 1200 dollars. Garland plans further purchases, trusting Wenatchee growth.
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Leavenworth
A. Garland
Wenatchee
J. H. Geyer
Nob Hill
Judge Griffith
Stevens School
Garland
Mr. Garland
Keatings Hosts Dance With McDaniel Family Orchestra
A merry crowd attended the ball at the opera house on Monday hosted by the McDaniel Family Orchestra. Mrs. T. J. Grant and Mr. Joseph Bacus won the waltz prize. Prof. McDaniel will continue teaching dancing Saturdays and plans a grand masquerade ball to be announced later.
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McDaniel Family Orchestra
McDaniel Family
Opera House
T. J. Grant
Joseph Bacus
Prof. McDaniel
Deaths of Robert Irwin on Christmas Day in Seattle
Robert Irwin died in a Seattle hospital on December 25 after a illness lasting over six months. He had lived in Dungeness for two years, moved from the mountains west side, and was about thirty five. Buried in Dungeness, Washington.
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Robert Irwin
Seattle
Dungeness
Laughable 4 Husband on Salary at the Opera House
A Sunday night performance by Ed F. Russell's company featured Mrs Russell as heroine with a well received satire on married life. The cast delivered solid performances and drew a sizable audience. Separately an Early Closing agreement aims to shut shops at seven each evening except Thursday and Saturday, with Sundays kept closed until revised.
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Ed F. Russell
The
King Co
Leavenworth Mercantile Co
F. A. Losekamp Gee
Keating
Moore Company
Charles E Northup Weds Mollie Wiggins in Kingston Ark
The marriage joined Charles E Northup and Mollie Wiggins of Kingston Arkansas on December 24 with Rev Willis Phillips officiating. The bride’s family has long roots in the county and the couple plans a long, joyful life together.
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Charles E. Northup
Final Proof Notice and Estate Claim Call in Washington History
Notices announce a 1905 final proof hearing for Henry Elis on homestead land in Leavenworth with witnesses listed, and an estate creditors’ claim period for James Hamilton, with administrator Frederick Jacobsen calling for claims to be filed in Leavenworth. Additional subscription offer appears for local Echo home news.
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Department of the Interior
Waterville
Washington
J. Shore
U. S
Leavinworth
Wash
Henry Elis
Wiliam P. Colyer
Henry N. Brisky
William Brisky
Albert McManus
Cashmere
State of Washington
Chelan
James Hamilton
L. J. Nelson
Leavenworth
Frederick. Jacobsen
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Blewett
Tam
Thure
George Torrence
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Shorelea
Wm. Gerfen
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D. M. Thomas
Ditt
M. A. Fitzpatrick
W. D. Norman
Pacific States Telephone Exchange
O. S. Sampson
Mrs. R. Prickett
J. H. Seymour
L. Lamb
Petrel Davis
J. ¥. Hanes
Mercantile Company
Riverside
Oroville
Minnesota
the Sound
St. Louis
Russia
Adams Express
Panama Canal
Thos. J. Coleman
Frank Sutton
A. G
Mt. Vernon
J.J. King
Superior Court
C. B. Simmons
W. J. Moon
W. E. Coleman
Sound
John Stopple
Merritt
H. G. Hill
R. Heinrich
Chumstick Valley
R. FB. Legot
Orvil P. Bethel
E. N. Burgess
W. H. Little
Woonstchee
Mrs. Little
Mrs. O. S. Sampson
Eugene Hamilton
Ole Edburg
Lamb- Davis Lumber Co
Will T. Grove
W. T. Clark
Wenatchee Canal Co
Wenatchee Bridge Co
L. J. Bush
Wenatchee House
Echo Office
Mr. Bush
A. P. Sherifian
Bellingham
Troy
Mont
H. M. Wall
West End
Lloyd
Charlie Durand
Jay Adams
George Dye
Sam Daly
Richard Daly
Rudolph Grigson
Harold Turner
Julian Mayor
the Echo
J. R. Persinger
Scandia
Kansas
Mr. Persinger
Geo. Persinger
F. A. Losekamp
Nick Miles
Newport
Miles
H. E. Carr
Carr
Lamb-Davis Lumber Co
Clinton
Iowa
Shade
Mabel
Francis
McGregor Hart
P. G. McGregor
Chiwaukum
R. O. Miles
McGregor
Mr. McGregor
Hoxsey
Keatings
J. A. Rush & Co
Iority
J. A. Rush
the King Co
Losekatip’s
the Pioneer Store
Charles E. Hughes
M. B. Malloy
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Echo