Massie Nominated For Road Overseer At Good Roads Meeting
The Good Roads Association met in the old Commercial Club rooms and heard a report on the Wenatchee county event. J. C. Massie was recommended for appointment as county road overseer with Adams Brender Jacobsen Speidel Christensen serving on the committee.
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The
Good Roads Association
County
Wenatchee
J. B. Adams
Leavenworth
Adams
Lake Wenatchee
Beaver Creek Hill
Amstick
Wenatchee River
Brender N
Chumstick Valley
Ae Brender
Burgess Place
Brender Canyon
Beaver Creek
Wenatchee Lake
Merritt
L. F. Brender
F. S. Jacobsen
L. F. Speidel
Martin Christensen
H. E. Carr
Leavenworth Good Roads Association
State efficiency drives reforms in Seattle post office
Postmaster General Burleson’s efficiency committee has cut officials’ ranks and promoted others at major coastal posts over four weeks, a civil service compliant reshuffle. State health officials push vital statistics reforms with women’s clubs aid to record births and deaths, aiding justice and reducing litigation.
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Burleson
Seattle
Civil Service
Post Office Department
State Board of Health
Eugene R. Kelley
Board of Health
Sailor Evangelist Stirs City With Big Revival Services
J Dimmock Taylor known as the Sailor Evangelist visits the Congregational church delivering nightly sermons to large crowds. He plans to stay in the city next week or longer and shares life experiences from decades at sea. Sunday's 11 am sermon is Christ before Pilate followed by 3 pm A Patch ed Up Christian and 7:30 pm The Fulfillment of Prophecy. All invited.
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J. Dimmock Taylor
Congregational Church
Mr Taylor
Holy Land
Pilate
Last Days of Pompeii to Play at Scenic Theater
George Kleine sponsors a six part photo drama The Last Days of Pompeii adapting Bulwer Lytton novel. The production chronicles Nydia’s romantic tragedy and the grandeur of ancient Pompeii with vivid pictorial detail.
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Geo. Kleine
Pompeii
George Kleine
Bulwer Lytton
Nydia
Bulwer
Kleine
Peshastin to Start Mill Soon and Local News Update
J Q Gilbert to start a saw mill in about a week. Miss Mae McClure returns from Burlington. Miss Florence Dow visits G C Webster in Seattle. Rev Davis of Leavenworth to hold a 3 PM meeting next Sunday in Gilbert’s hall. Mrs J N Hobson returns to Wenatchee after a week here. A G Stage builds a new house after a prior fire. Indians seen gathering willow for baskets around town. Peshastin Lumber Co to start big mill about the 12th, creating many jobs. W C T U to meet Friday afternoon with Mrs Palmer from Monitor speaking. S L Baker plans move to Blewett to work at Peshastin Lumber Co mill. J G Gilbert to move into Baker property and lease his building for boarding house. Marriage license issued in Spokane to W L Mitchell and Miss May Hemphell of Urbana Iowa.
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Florence Dow
G. C. Webster
Miss Dow
Seattle
Rev. Davis
Leavenworth
Gilbert’s Hall
J. N. Hobson
Wenatchee
A. G. Stage
T. J. Foster
Peshastin Lumber Co
S. L. Baker
Blewett
Peshastin Lumber Co’s. Mill
J. G. Gilbert
Baker
Aeboarding House
Spokane
W. L. Mitchell
Miss May Hemphell
Urbana
Iowa
Shingle Mill to Start Operations Soon
J M Gangler of Tumwater Savings Bank visited Wenatchee last Sunday with James Appleton linked to the shingle mill industry at the lake’s foot. He says the company plans to begin operations soon possibly day and night with a ready market for their high quality shingles and ample bolts on hand.
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J. M. Gangler
Tumwater Savings Bank
Wenatchee
James Appleton
Gangler
Employers Win Open Shop Fight Across Washington State
The open shop gains momentum as Raymond and Everett mills resume with independent crews. Former union workers return as individuals, not as members, while the Employers Association supplied many Raymond workers. Timber Workers' Union backs a possible May 1 plan but later retracts the action in Seattle, keeping the eight hour day and minimum wage debate unresolved.
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Employers Association of Washington
Raymond and
Everett
Employers Association
Raymond Mills
Timber Workers’ Union
Aberdeen
Seattle
Wenatchee Park Winter Nears End After Fine Weather
Ira Miller from Alberta plans spring visit to Wenatchee to build after sawing about 20 000 feet of lumber last fall and storing it to dry. Earl Mays travels to Leavenworth with a ton of potatoes delivered by L A Gans. Marvin Peters returns after ten days. T A Banks prunes his five acre East Wenatchee lot. L H Irwin builds a poultry house as hens bring 40 to 60 cents a dozen.
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Ira Miller
Alberta
Canada
Earl Mays Mn
Leavenworth
L. A. Gans
Dryden
Marvin Peters
T. A. Banks
East Wenatchee
L. H. Irwin
Washington Officials and State Cabinet Names Listed
A historical list enumerates federal cabinet positions with officeholders such as Secretary of State William Jennings Bryan and Secretary of Treasury William Gibbs McAdoo, plus Interior Franklin K Lane and Agriculture David F Houston. It also notes U S Senators and state officers including Governor Ernest Lister and Lieutenant Governor Louis Hart.
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Seattle
Governor Lister
Lister
United States Department of Animal Industry
Washington
Meat Trust
Bureau of Animal Industry
Bryan
Treasury
G. McAdoo
L. M. Garrison
James Reynolds
Albert Burleson
Navy
Josephus Daniels
Interior
Franklin K. Lane
David F. Houston
Wm.c. Redfield
Wm. B. Wilson
U. S
W.L. Jones
M. E. Poindexter
W. L. LaFollette
Swees
Ernest Lister
Louis F. Hart
M. Howell
Edward Meath
Fishback
Geo E. Morris
R. O. Dunbar
F. H. Rudkin
H. D. Crowe
A. D. Gose
J. Chadwick Wallace
Mount Emmit Parker Register
W.F
J. E. Re
Maxwell Auto Prospects Stir Reader Interest
Thinking of an Auto The Maxwell has merits you should investigate before placing your order. The claim that it is the best low priced car bar none is no idle boast. See or write Wm Stage Peshastin. Inform ation costs nothing. 10 Lost Female pointer dog about one year old. Small liver colored spots. Reasonable reward for information leading to recovery. Leave information at Anchor livery barn. 1011 Mrs Louis Aschenfelder of Spokane cousin of Mrs J E Cullin stopped off here on her way home from the Coast to visit a few days. She left for home yesterday afternoon. Puzzled Him. "I'm puzzled about this custom of eating to music." "How's that?" "I can't understand whether the food is intended to keep your mind off the music or the music is intended to keep your mind off the food."
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Maxwell
Anchor
Louis Aschenfelder
Spokane
J. E. Cullin
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Good Roads Meeting
Massie
County Good Roads
Conkey’s
Pratt
Bartlett
Chelan Co
Toppenish Nursery
Mann’s
Leav. Floral & Seed Co
Fernstrom & Schmoker
Props
Leavenworth, Washington
Winona Mountain Hack
Sailor Evangelist
Peshastin
J. Q. Gilbert
Mae McClure
Burlington, Wash
Palmer
Monitor
Wenatchee Park
Woodrow Wilson
Thos. R. Marshal
Echo
Hart Schaffner
Marx
Hart Schaffner & Marx
Hart Schaffner & Marx Clothes
Rexall
King’s City Drug Store
E. G. Wheeler
Rutherford Grocery CO
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