Fair Points To Success At Alaska-Yukon-Pacific Exposition
The Alaska-Yukon-Pacific exposition reports an average of 25,000 daily visitors since June 1 and 400,000 total by June 17. Next week features Skagit valley week and Snohomish Everett and Snohomish Day events. Moscow Idaho and Kamloops Day are planned with large delegations and a National Lumber Manufacturers Association convention in Seattle. Kansas Day July 10 includes Bristow and Quayle, with music and outdoor attractions.
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Puget Sound
Lake Washington
Exposition Grounds
Hood’s Canal
Skagit Valley
Snohomish County
Everett
Snohomish
Seattle
Moscow
Idaho
National Lumber Manufacturers’ Association
Hoo Hoo
Kamloops
Kansas
Sunflower Club
United States
Joseph L. Bristow
Quayle
Methodist Church
Excursion on W. V. & N. to Beav er Creek divide praised
Promptly at 9 Sunday a Leavenworth crowd boarded a powerful new engine and flats for a Bea ver Creek excursion. Engineer Wynne and Conductor Wood led a 55 minute ascent to the summit with grand views of Wenatchee and Chewawa valleys. Officials Mackay and McDonald joined, noting limited track work and future lake access boosting valley development. Chelan County cover, population, rail, river and lake navigation, highways and schools listed.
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Ninth Street
Leavenworth
Great Northern Ry
Beaver Creek Divide
R. J. Wynne
E. A. Wood
Divide
Wenatchee
Chewawa
Cascade Range
Red Mountain
Lake Wenatchee
Wenatchee Valley
Mackay
McDonald
Lamb
Mississippi
Regular Meeting of Council Reviews Street and Land Deals
The council approves Roy Zahern to survey Whitman street for 73.65 and rejects a band stand plan on railroad right of way. It authorizes water hydrant rental talks, handles land purchase for a dumping ground, and lists several bills. Adjourned for June 29 adjourned meeting.
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W. G. Franklin
Roy Zahern
Whitman Street
Front Street
Bowen
G. N. Ry
J. G. Debord
Mr. Debord
Tumwater Light and Water Co
Peterson
Nelson
Geo. P. Rice
Guy A. Hamilton
Leavenworth Echo
Fourth of July in Leavenworth Moves to July Fifth
Organizers promise an unusually fine Fourth of July celebration in Leavenworth postponed to the fifth with top notch fireworks in central Washington. A racing program featuring Chelan horses is planned along with a double ball game and numerous minor sports with band music throughout the day.
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Washington
Chelan
Special Session Forecast and Political Prophecy
A preview on the eve of hostilities weighs local official and legislative sentiment. The piece quotes Senator Ruth calling Governor Hay a pin-head politician and hints at grave danger to the Republican party amid entrenched factional intrigue and looming clashes.
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Associated Press
Ruth
Hay
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Just
Mitchell Wagons
J. I. Case
Geo. Keating
Capital Stock
Harper
Pacific Beer
J. G. Fritz
AL. Pesch and
P. N. Nielson
Cashiers
Leading Brand
Old Crow
Taylor’’ and
Hermitage
Buster Brown
Leavenworth Mercantile Co
Chelan County
E. A. King
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