Wenatchee Deaconess plans 75000 dollar addition
The Wenatchee Deaconess Hospital plans a 75000 expansion to the present building adding 40 rooms with fire and noise proof features and special devices to modernize the facility. The Wenatchee valley fruit crop is expected to reach about 10000 carloads worth over twelve million dollars. A Stemilt Hill resident named McMullen hauled Bing and Lambert cherries in a two horse wagon and received payment as claimed.
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The
Wenatchee Deaconess Hospital
Wenatchee Valley
A McMullen
Stemilt Hill
Bing
Lambert Cherries
Wenatchee Valley Apples and Local Fire Losses Noted
Reports show Wenatchee buyers paying 2.00 to 2.25 for orchard run apples while warehouses expand to handle a big crop. A fire in Dan Shafer’s barn caused loss of a horse and about 1800 apple boxes and harness. James Shea is held on $16,000 defalcation charges. South Bend tightens hours for soft drink parlors and restaurants. Clarke county funds a $50,000 cooperative prune dryer. Inland Empire mills end child labor under 14 after a Timber Products Manufacturers meeting in Spokane.
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Dan Shafer
Cashmere News
Inland Empire
Spokane
Borah Warns Treaty Risks Shantung War and China Dismemberment
Washington July 24 Senator Borah of Idaho denounces the treaty as it stands arguing that denying Japans Shantung seizure could force war. He says the pact props up Japanese control of Shantung and threatens dismemberment of China, demanding the US honor its treaties and oppose oppressing millions.
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Washington
Korea
Presbyterian Church
Borah
Idaho
Shantung Peninsula
Japan
Versailles
Shantung
China
Pacific
United States
Peshastin notes on local sales and social events
Peshastin news lists Mrs Courtney buying Ned Cook orchard of about ten acres with possession next spring. Chris Kuch sells another ten acre parcel and moves to Leavenworth. The Independent Warehouse dance attracts by end of week despite Leavenworth minstrel show. Several local trips and visits among residents are noted with plans for travel across Blewett Pass and to Seattle.
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Courtney
Seattle
Ned Cook
Independent Warehouse
Leavenworth
Masonic Hall
Bigelow
Ethel Wadley
Lou Nichols
Deer Lodge
Montana
Ralph Curtis
Blewett Pass
O. D. Reeves
Peshastin
Ed Phillips
Maude Owens
Replogel
Cashmere
Esther Reeves
Forest Leedy
Jack
Wenatchee
Leedy
Hobson
Juna
Glenda Smith
DeLos W Fowler seeks final three year proof in Washington land
Department of the Interior notice from Waterville dated July 21 1919 states DeLos W Fowler of Chiwaukum Washington filed for final three year proof to establish his homestead claim on S14 SE percent Section 82 Township 28 North Range 16 East Willamette Meridian. Witnesses named A J Duncan M O Logan Nicholas Kenscherf Wm F Blankenship all of Leavenworth. The proof is to be presented before R S Ludington U S Commissioner at Wenatchee on August 30 1919. First publication July 25 1919 in this paper.
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Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Office
Waterville
Washington
DeLos W. Fowler
Chiwaukum
Township
Range 16
Willamette Meridian
R. S. Ludington
U. S
Wenatchee
A. J. Duncan
M. O. Logan
Nicholas Kenscherf
Wm. F. Blankenship
Leavenworth
Ben Spear
Register
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Rexall
Wheeler’s
Rexald
Cunty News
George C. Jones
Wenatchee Fruit & Storage Co
Wenatchee World
Skagit County
James Shea
National Bank of Commercce
South Bend
Clarke County
Leavenworth Purity Creamery
J. M. Amundson, Mgr
Thor
Leavenworth Supply Comp
Ward McCumby
Roy Jorgensen
Earl Wingate
A. D. Radabah
M. F. Gilbert
J. R. Boddy
Ted Gray
Burt Luttrell
State Public Welfare Commission
Snohomish
Cascade Mill
Yakima
Centralia
Col
Geo. W. Hall
FORD
America
Detroit
the Cascade Garage
Pleasant Hill Dairy Co
Leavenworth Gardens
Echo Office
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