Aliens Face Varied Hunting and Fishing Licenses
A Wenatchee World summary explains alien license costs for hunting and fishing in Leavenworth and Chelan County. Residents pay 1 to 5 dollars for licenses, while aliens must obtain a 15 dollar firearms license and 20 to 25 dollars for hunting, fishing, or both, with nonresident aliens paying 2 dollars to fish in county limits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. G. Krollpfeiffer
Leavenworth Furniture & Hardware Co
Chelan County
Leavenworth
Wenatchee
Train Incident Traced Involving Mr and Mrs Fitznutt
The Usual Inquiry reports a train collided with Mr Fitznutt and his wife as they were moving along a hill. The train ran off the track, pursued them for miles, and smashed them, then climbed a tree to disturb a bird’s nest.
Country Cow Notices Parasol In Old Fashioned Banter
A city girl quips to a farmer that a cow seems to eye her red parasol. The farmer coolly replies that the accessory is indeed dated and the country cow appears to notice it, in Browning's Magazine style.
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Browning
Wenatchee Park Community News Highlights
W. W. Burgess plans to quit sawing this week and switch to hay making. Lawrence Irwin and wife visited Wenatchee last Thursday to Monday, bringing his sister Rebecca Miller and family. Miss Lizzie Peters and Barbara Baughman joined them. U. S. forest guards have worked below the area since Monday. Robi Nickles, Marvin Peters, and Chas Rupel traveled to Leavenworth this week. Fred Burgess and family of Cashmere visited W. W. Burgess, then Burgess’s party went to Leavenworth. Carl Young traveled to Wenatchee and back. George Sargent hauled logs to Burgess mill and plans to build a dam. School board members Nickles, Sattler, and Rupel met on Wednesday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Burgess
Lawrence Irwin
Wenatchee
Rebecca Miller
U. S. Forest Guards
Mr. Robi. Nickles
Marvin Peters
Chas. Rupel
Leavenworth
Fred Burgess
Cashmere
W. W
Mrs. Burgess
Carl Young
George Sargent
Burgess Mill
State Superintendent Message Encourages Washington Students
Josephine Preston advises Leavenworth youths to enjoy summer while working at farming baking sewing carpentry and gardening for county and state fairs. She notes a statewide competition in Spokane focusing on useful produce and crafts and urges self effort with county fair entries and garden care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Josephine Preston
Leavenworth
Washington
Spokane
Portly lady confronts smoker in rear seat scene
A portly woman, seated in the rear reserved for smokers, objects with icy dignity as a man beside her lights his pipe. He challenges her with a blunt reply, prompting her final advice to abstain from smoking.
Overzealous Pantomime Quips at Experience Meeting
An old man declares his life is nearly ended at a recent experience meeting. A front bench attendee exclaims Thank God in response, reflecting a tense moment between reverent and impulsive expressions.
Colors In Fireworks And Gunpowder Inventions
The article traces the origin of fireworks to gunpowder, noting saltpeter, charcoal and sulphur as key ingredients and China as a historic center of pyrotechnics. It describes colors and effects from metal filings and lampblack, and mentions Harper's Weekly and related observations.
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China
Great
India
Peking
Harper’s Weekly
Business Paragraphs Ad Rates Notice
Notice asks readers to write or call the office to place ads in the Business Paragraph Column for quick results. Rates are 10 cents a line for the first insertion and 5 cents a line thereafter, with a minimum charge of 25 cents.
For Sale Cherries Gooseberries and Currants
Fruits offered for self picking at 5 cents per quart. Location at E. A. King’s place north of town. Contact or arrival details not provided.
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E. A
King’s Place
Two homes and a shack on corner lots near Whitman
Six lots include a five room house on two lots a four room house on two lots and a three room shack on one lot with fruit trees on another lot. Located at the corner mill and Whitman streets north of the track. Henry Smith 26 27.
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Whitman Streets
Track
Henry Smith
Fish with Collars and the Hidden Weight in Sale
A New York Sun item explains how fish collars and napes are trimmed away in processing, causing weight loss and profit impact for wholesale to retailer. It notes collar bones contain delicate morsels and that nape quality signals a fish’s fatness, with connoisseurs preferring head end pieces for flavor.
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New York Sun
Pa's Peculiarity Reported In Local Exchange
A Conservative association agent visited the home of Mr. Binks, greeted with smiles by Mr. Binks Jr. a seventeen year old youth. The caller began with apologies and his usual political opening.
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Binks
Mr. Binks, Jr
King of All Laxatives Endorsed by Buffalo Man
Paul Mathulka of Buffalo New York calls Dr King s New Life Pills the king of all laxatives and a blessing to his family. The pills cost 25 cents and are recommended by E H King druggist. Mr and Mrs B Albright and child arrive from Ashton Illinois for a visit to Chas Albright as the Echo circulates through the town.
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Dr. King
Paul Mathulka
Buffalo
N. Y
Mrs. B. Albright
Ashton, Il
Chas. Albright
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Dougal
Keith
Aberdeen Society
Wenatchee Park
Lizzie Peters
Barbara Baughman
Mrs. Irwin
Messrs
Robert Nickles
Wm. Sattler
C. F. Rupel
Fark
London
Brooklyn Eagle
Edna Featherstone
The
Tumwater Savings Bank
Elsie Anderson
Fairbanks Morse
White and Jett Blacksmith Shop
J. B. Violette
Barclay
Great Northern
Echo Office
Lawrence Brooks
Dardanelles
Wash
P. O
Overland Cafe
G. N
E. H. King
Templin & McKenzie
Leavenworth Machine Shop
White & Jett, Proprietors
Fairbanks & Morse
East End Commercial Street
Leavenworth Lumber Co
Miller
J.W. Miller
Echo
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