Local Happenings In Leavenworth Area Seeco
Wheeler notes demand for drug business and local shop updates. Residents travel for family illness while forestry timber inquiries and road conditions affect daily life. Railroad delays and snow shifts shape townsfolk routines and commerce.
Spokane Inland Empire Open Spring With Rising Trade
The Spokesman-Review reports March 5 that lumber and wheat shipments rise, cars scarce for lumber, and mills see heavy but improving business. H G Thompson notes widespread lumber mill activity while dealers claim prices and orders strengthen. Wheat prices hold with modest declines and railroads plan wage increases for workers. Local clothier reports February gains over 1915.
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Spokane
Inland Empire
Spokesman-Review
H. G. Thompson
R. J. Stephens
Senior class presents two plays at Scenic theater
Last Monday night the Senior class of the high school staged two plays under Mr. Lancefield. The Man of Destiny featured Clifford Hayes as Napoleon and Marian Ouren as an Austrian spy while Proxy's Proxy delivered broad comedy with Donald McIntosh as Dotson College president and Mabel Reeves as the spinster. Scenic theater also showcased student talent in acting, singing, and orchestral numbers before a large audience.
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Lancefield
Clifford Hayes
Napoleon
Marian Ouren
Roswell McNett
Donald McIntosh
Dotson College
Mabel Reeves
Carl
Max Andresen
Genevieve Fitzpatrick
Marjorie Horn
Scott Williams
Gladys West
Fiher Flour Mill Plant Expansion at Seattle
The Fiher Flour Milling plant in Seattle plans to enlarge capacity from 2000 to 5000 barrels daily, signaling a major production increase. The move reflects growth in regional flour demand and facility modernization.
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Fiher
Seattle
Mrs. Nelson Elected School Director in Light Vote
Mrs L J Nelson faced no opposition in the school board election last Saturday as only 65 votes were cast to confirm her seat. Announcement also noted Seattle Port Angeles and Western Railway plans a ten mile extension into the Twin River and Deep Creek region.
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L. J. Nelson
Seattle
Port Angeles
Washington employers unite to oppose costly legislation
The Washington Employers' Association plans a united effort to fight legislation deemed harmful to industries. Seattle building permits reached 598615 dollars, down from 880 dollars in February of last year. Wheeler targets the drug business.
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Everett Herald
Harry Bryant
Electric Co
Everett
Harry
Frank Bryant
Washington Employers’ Association
Seattle
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