Cosgrove campaigns in Washington spark G A R politics and crop outlook
S G Cosgrove pursues the Republican governor bid across Washington meeting G A R veterans at North Yakima who back him for governor and lieutenant governor. The piece notes crop prospects hinge on late rains with wheat and barley likely to head out, and reports Alaska gold shipments boosting Seattle and the state’s economy.
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S. G. Cosgrove
Pomeroy
North Yakima
C. C. Austin
Opening of the Overland Grill by Van Bebber and Huff
The Overland Grill opened to the public last week by caterers Van Bebber and Huff. The new restaurant has drawn steady crowds day and night, showing strong local support and appreciation from Leavenworth residents.
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Overland Grill
Messrs
van Bebber and
Huff
Leavenworth
County News Items Spur Local Scandals and Odd Tales
A Wenatchee man was killed Friday night while attempting to board a night express at Wenatchee. Frank Haynes of Coulee City lost a valuable horse tied by a hotel. fright caused the animal to die instantly. Cashmere rumors threaten social backlash and editorials mock local readers. Dennison Christensen sold 28 acres near Peshastin to C F Berry of Seattle for 9500 dollars, with orchard and alfalfa. Willie Brown, 10, survived a 2200 volt shock with heart trouble but expected full recovery. Spokane hosts a three thousand mile celebration recalling New England’s Pacific States nickname.
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Frank Haynes
Coulee City
Yancey
Kummer
Spokane
Frank
Waterville Press
Messrs. Dennison & Christensen
Peshastin
Evenson
C. F. Berry
Seattle
Willie
George Brown
Wenatchee Republic
Marriage Unites Albert Walker and Marie Glaesar
Albert Walker and Mrs. Marie Glaesar wed Tuesday at 5 pm in the home of Mrs. Kringle with Magistrate F S Taylor officiating. The couple hosted a supper for relatives and friends as Walker, long in Wenatchee Valley, begins a new life with Glaesar, a Leavenworth resident of fourteen years.
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Albert Walker
Marie Glaesar
F. S. Taylor
Kringle
Glaesar
Walker
Wenatchee Valley
Great Northern Railway Bulletin Urges Courteous Service
A public notice to Great Northern railway employees and all public place users emphasizes courteous conduct. It urges replying clearly to inquiries, avoiding superiority, and valuing kindness as essential to personal dignity and effective service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Northern Railway
Wenatchee National Forest division moved to Leavenworth
The Wenatchee division affairs of the National Forest are now transacted from Leavenworth after two years in Wenatchee. The Lamb-Davis Lumber Co. provided a building on Commercial street opposite the Congregational church. Forest supervisor E H Sylvester now leads the division and will be joined by rangers to patrol trails and report violations while extending and laying out new forest paths.
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Wenatchee
The
National Forest
Lamb-Davis Lumber Co
Commercial Street
Congregational Church
E. H. Sylvester
North Carolina Adopts Prohibition by Referendum
A state prohibitory law passed at the last session of the North Carolina Legislature was submitted to a referendum on May 26 and carried by over 40,000 votes. North Carolina becomes the fifth Southern state to adopt prohibition, with Oklahoma and Georgia already enforcing it and Alabama and Mississippi set to enforce on January 1, 1909.
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Agricultural College
Pullman
North Carolina
Oklahoma
Georgia
Alabama
Mississippi
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Geo. Keating
J. G. Debord
General Merchandise
M. F. Peake
F. R. Peake
M. F. Peake & Son
General Agency
Timber Lands
Puget Sound
Washington
F. E. Carlquist
Leavenworth, Wash
J. E. Grant
Charity Organization Society
Alaska
State of
ADAMS
CARR
Post Office
A. A. Tholin
the Samantha
WM. Herder
Front Street
Alfalfa Hay
Old Adam Emig Place
Lamb-Davis Lbr. Co
Woldenberg Hang
Messrs. van Bebber & Huff
Cashmere
Bunker Hill
Inland Empire
Edward Rowland Sill
Connecticut
California
Pacific States
New New England
Bulletin
United States Forestry Headquarters Es
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