Washington Industry Growth Sparks Statewide Optimism
State industrial news highlights renewed activity across Washington with notes on North Bend high school funding, Springdale logging, Pierce County highway paving, new potash near Riverside, Hoquiam taxes, Zillah coal prospects, Lynden Tribune relocation, traffic upgrades, and multiple plant openings. Major projects include Spokane freight depot plans, stock yards, electric plant for Cathlamet, and a $75,000 refrigeration contract in Seattle.
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Union Pacific System
Spokane
North Yakima
Fire alarm at home of Will Brender on East Front Street
A stove pipe caused a fire alarm at 8 15 this morning at Will Brender’s home on East Front Street. The bucket brigade and city cart drove the blaze before it spread. Fire did minor roof and ceiling damage, likely limited by two feet of snow on the roof. Miss Catherine Hepnier returned from a San Francisco visit and resumed duties at the Rainier Cafe.
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Will Brender
East Front Street
Bucket Brigade
Catherine Hepnier
San Francisco
Rainier Cafe
County News Highlights From Wenatchee Area
County officials tackle registration issues as Del McCoy resigns. A two day old baby found on a Wenatchee doorstep raises parental questions. U S Agriculture and FTC teams study apple marketing with stops in Spokane and Idaho. L I Melott injured in icy auto crash. his wife and baby unhurt. Forest department may fund 8000 for Blewett road. survey and plans underway. Carey kitchen range explosion injures wife. baby near by unharmed. Great Northern ice house to enlarge to 23000 tons. February fill from Loon Lake. Ashley Holden's Orient paper to Brewster. Chesaw News moved. Ice blocks Columbia river intakes. workers clear screens. Dryden canal flow reduced. gas and electric plant hit by ice. S J Martin improving from erysipelas. Epworth League meets at church. George Ingham leaving Cascade Bar for Seattle visit.
Dont Let Cobwebs Grow Advertise Your Business
A compact plea urging businesses to advertise to stay current. It argues advertising is essential for growth from small ventures to large enterprises and compares early giants in business who continued advertising as they expanded.
No. Sheeey Arrives Late Night Schedule
Train No 43 arrival times listed as 1 40 a m and 3 35 a m with no additional context or events.
A Good Resolution Emphasizes Home Trade
A local group resolves not to order goods from distant sources when home merchants can supply them. They pledge mutual dependency and fair treatment, encourage supporting local shops, and commit to reading the home paper.
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Cowlits
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Davenport
Kennewick
Camas
Oregon City
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Cathlamet
Walla Walla
Henry Eberting
Harrington
Lake Colville
Shelton
Seattle
Wenatchee
Pasco
Washington Route Steamboat Co
Anderson Steamboat Co
Chambers Prairie
Olympia
G. L. Sticklers
Tacoma Smelter Co
Northwest
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Creston
Wash
Lewiston
Idaho
Bonds
Washington State Line
Tacoma Tide Flats
Orient
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Puget Sound
Public Utility Commission
Pacific Light & Power Co
Australia
New Zealand
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Peshastin
H. C. Leavenworth
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L. I. Melott
Forest Department
Blewett Pass
Matt Hickey
Hickey
Sylvester
Portland
Oregon
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Edward Carey
Cashmere
Great Northern
Ashley Holden
Chesaw
Chesaw News
Brewster
Columbia River
W. V. Gas & Electric Co
Dryden
S. J. Martin
W. A. Cline
Epworth League of the
M. E. Church
George Ingham
Cascade
Sound
Breen
Leavenworth
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