Wenatchee Fruit Distributors Form Local Branch
The Wenatchee North Central Washington Fruit Distributors organize as a nonprofit with trustees O G Fish R P Webb D W Roderick J B Schons and Cooper S Garrett. Manager Dow leads a two month ramp up seeking tonnage from Wenatchee valley and nearby settlements.
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Wenatchee
North Central
Washington
Wright Warehouse
Wenatchee- North Central Washington
Wenatchee Valley
Messrs. Fish
Webb
Roderick
J. B. Schons
Eagle Ranch
Cooper S. Garrett
Dow
Okanogan
Cashmere
Entiat
Orondo
Malaga
Grand Larceny Charge Facing H P Lewis After Fourth Fireworks
H P Lewis sits in city jail charged with grand larceny for taking a tool kit not his own on the Fourth of July. An accomplice, who injured Lewis’ opponent with a deep head wound, is suspected of being Lewis’ partner. The two men fought, then fled town. authorities link them to the Leavenworth Lumber Co safe cracking. Hearing expected next Monday.
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H. P. Lewis
Lewis
Leavenworth Lumber Co’s
Apples Sold by Wenatchee Valley Growers Association
Final settlement to Wenatchee growers will be made soon, as the 1912 pool is fully sold. Managing Director Harry Shotwell and Treasurer David Oliver cite adjustments with agents nationwide as the reason for a short delay. A report of a leper en route to the valley caused local anxiety, though Dr. Judah says the arriving man carries a malignant skin condition, not leprosy.
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Wenatchee Valley
Judah
All in the Family ends with a wife’s clever spending
In a spring tale from Youth’s Companion, Maria Higgs spends her saved money on a cultivator and household improvements while her husband Jonathan buys items on credit. He protests but she insists the purchases are for the family’s future and labor relief, ending with his reluctant cooperation.
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Jonathan Higgs
Jonathan
Maria
Giving Him a Shock
In a humorous exchange Miss Dubbkins Marietta refuses Reginald Wimpleton's marriage proposal. She explains she will marry to avoid his nervous strain, adding she will.
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Harper’s
Diplomatic Patience and a Quiet Estate Change in Washington
In a diplomatic scene, the chief clerk delays Mr Badgerton for about forty five minutes to imply the proposal is not valued highly. Separately Gus Grass, formerly at Dryden, bought an acre near Peshastin from Geo Saanger and plans a house. Grass works at Gilbert s saw mill.
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Badgerton
Gus Grass
Dryden
Geo. Saanger
Peshastin
Mr. Grass
Gilbert
Chamberlains Tablets Promise Restored Health
Advertisement claims Chamberlains Tablets cure sedentary habits lack of outdoor exercise constipation torpid liver worry and anxiety overeating and improper diet. Correct your abits and take Chamberlains Tablets and you will soon be well again. For sale by all dealers.
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Chamberlain
Fire Destroys Residence on East Front Street
A frame residence owned by the Franz Freund estate on East Front Street was destroyed by fire last Tuesday around 10 PM. The value was about 1500 dollars, insured for 1000, with Conductor A. B. Chandler and family away. Firefighters confined the blaze in minutes using two water streams. a nearby house was saved. The event highlighted the new water system and hydrants. The Leavenworth ball team then played a three day series at Waterville, losing all three games 11-1 11-7 and 5-0 to Big Bend.
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Franz Freund
Front Street
Leavenworth
Waterville
Big Bend
Tuberculosis Conference Set for Tacoma July 14 15
Leading tuberculosis experts will gather in Tacoma for the Washington Association for the Prevention and Relief of Tuberculosis conference July 14 and 15 at the Commercial club rooms. County commissioners, legislators, and city authorities were invited to attend as counties consider county hospitals under recent law.
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Tacoma
Washington Association For the Prevention and Relief of Tuberculosis
West
National Conference of Charities and Correction
British Columbia
Oregon
Man Denies Violence After Street Arrest
D. McDonald, 64, was arrested Tuesday evening for intoxication and using profanity on the street. In police court he protested he remembers nothing and swore he was not drunk as witness G W Hathaway corroborated Marshall Pratt. Judge Grant fined him $7.50.
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D. McDonald
Marshall Pratt
McDonald
Card of Thanks and local business note
We extend thanks to friends neighbors the Knights of Columbus the choir and all who helped during our bereavement Mrs L Lamb and family. Dee Fisher sold his shooting gallery yesterday to Frank Wendell who has become a harness maker in Roach's harness store.
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Knights of Columbus
L. Lamb
Dee Fisher
Frank Wendell
Roach
Found Dead Man Near Viaduct in Town
A man about fifty, five feet ten, with a two week beard, was found dead between 8:30 and 9 near the north end of the viaduct. He had no identifying marks, was poorly dressed, and had been seen in town recently. no one knows him. Mrs. Chas. Schott and two children left for Snohomish for the summer this week.
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Althoug
Chas. Schott
Snohomish
Fashionable Wedding Rice Rush at Local Market
A haughty lady demands the most expensive rice for a fashionable wedding, grilling a grocer offering six cents a pound or two pounds for. The exchange hints at worries about an allowance, with a light footnote on budgeting versus desire.
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Philadelphia Press
Classified Notice Rates for Business Paragraph Column
Notice invites readers to place ads for lost and found buy sell rent locate or get information in the Business Paragraph Column. Rates are 10 cents per line for the first insertion and 5 cents per line after, with a minimum charge of 2 cents.
For Sale Two Pianos and Draft Horses Offer
Mrs. Mabel Hutchings announces two pianos at low prices including a $350 standard model offered at $235 with $10 down and $6 monthly. Flemish oak finish piano includes six months of free music lessons and viewing at her home north of the track. Also offered are eight teams of heavy draft horses weighing 3000 to 3600 pounds per team, suitable for logging or grading work, advertised by Robert Hale of Wilson Creek Washington.
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Mabel Hutchings
Young
Robert Hale
Wilson Creek
Wash
Warrant issued for arrest of E P Savidge in Hoxsey dog shooting
A warrant was sworn for E P Savidge a G N detective charged with shooting Dr Hoxsey's bird dog Tuesday evening. Witnesses saw the act but no motive given. Savidge faces trial likely next week as the case is pursued by Dr Hoxsey.
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E. P. Savidge
Dr. Hoxsey
Savidge
G. N
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Chicago Record-Herald
Echo Offic
East Front Street
E. A
King’s Place
Whitman Streets
Track
Henry Smith
Fairbanks Morse
White and Jett Blacksmith Shop
Overland Hotel
City
Jno
Pitch
J. C. Davis
J. B. Violette
Barclay
Great Northern
Echo Office
Hollister
Rocky Mountain
City Drug Store
Victrola
Frank E. Carlquist
Leavenworth Machine Shop
White & Jett
Fairbanks & Morse
East End Commercial Street
Leavenworth Lumber Co
Miller
J.W. Miller
Echo
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