Wenatchee to Arrive at Seattle April
Seattle March 22 The Chamber of Commerce plans a notable reception for the steamship Wenatchee on April 4 with committees led by Capt. J S. Gibson. Delegations from Wenatchee Seattle Tacoma and other cities will welcome the ship and its passengers including New York and Atlantic Coast businessmen en route to the Orient. The Wenatchee will depart Seattle April 9 and a public reception will be held in Tacoma April 6. Governor Hart and Mayor Caldwell will participate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Chamber of Commerce
Shipping Board
Wenatchee
J. S. Gibson
Tacoma
Philippines
China
Japan
Stars and Stripes
Hart
Caldwell
Rexall Cold Tablets Guarantee Relief From Aches
Rexall Laxative Aspirin Cold Tablets from Wheeler’s Drug Store promise satisfaction or money back. Made by a top lab, this blend combines Aspirin with Acetanilide Aloin and Capsicum to relieve pain fever and cold symptoms. Take at first signs for faster relief. Leavenworth Washington Rexall Store.
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D. Co
Disappointing TAN Receipts in County Tax Totals
World tax collections up to March 15 fall short of last year as real estate and personal taxes total 291 262, about 20 percent of the levy of 1 550 000. The Great Northern Railway misses the discount by paying in two installments, Tom Jett relocates to Monro, saw mill start date around April 10, and log loading to precede mill operations due to Chiwaukum loading works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Northern Railway
Chiwaukum
Regional grazing plans and community center progress reported
The Colville forest reserve supervisor expects issuing grazing permits for 40 000 sheep and 9 000 cattle and horses this year. Pasco Riverview irrigation farmers celebrate opening their new community house. Yakima valley reports sheep shearing at 12 1 2 cents per head with no shearer shortages. Tieton Fruit Growers adopt wage rates for Treton project with sprayers paid 2 per hour and orchard owners supplying spray material.
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Colville Forest Reserve
Riverview
Pasco
Yakima Valley
Tieton Fruit Growers Association
Treton
Notice to Contractors for Leavenworth Street Work 1921
City Clerk invites sealed proposals for improvements on Commercial Street from Eighth to Thirteenth, Division Street, Main Street, Ninth Street and Eighth Street, with cement sidewalks and grading. Bids due April 12 1921 at 5 30 PM. require 5 percent certified check and performance bond. council may reject bids.
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City of
Leavenworth
Commercial Street
Eighth Street
Thirteenth Street
Division Street
Main Street
Tenth Street
Ninth Street
City of Leavenworth
Washington
E. G. Gowing
Leavenworth Passes 1921 Ordinance on Fire Department
Ordinance No 204 limits the Volunteer Fire Department to a chief and six members, sets a $25 monthly chief salary and $2.50 per call for other members, requires maintenance of equipment, monthly fire reports, and enforcement of fire safety rules. Repeals conflicting ordinances. Readings occurred February 1921 and March 8 1921. Mayor Anthony Blomoke approved.
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City of
Leavenworth
Ccty Council
Anthony Blomeke
Merchants Of Sprague Plan Road Work And Hours
Merchants in Sprague will volunteer time to build the Sprague to Rodna road and plan to work daily with return home by 8 pm until October when hours extend one hour. Lamb production to lambs continues to thrive despite wool prices. Yakima bands report a record lambing season near 120 percent or higher in some flocks amid open winter and abundant feed. Wenatchee leads U S cities in water use, with officials noting 2.5 to 3 million gallons daily from the Columbia river, equating to nearly 500 gallons per person per day while national average is about 100 gallons.
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Wenatchee
United States
Columbia River
Students to Demonstrate Pruning in Wenatchee District
World War II veterans and horticulture students from Washington State College will prune in the Wenatchee Valley orchards from March 28 to April 3. Led by Noel F. Bakke, the group departs Pullman March 26 and visits J. Fred Wright, Mr. Starks, Guy Stage, and J. Howard Stephen in Peshastia with Federal Board support for transportation.
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Pullman
Wenatchee Valley
State College
Federal Board For Vocations] Education
Wenatchee
J. Fred Wright
Mr. Starks
Guy Stage
J. Howard Stephen
Peshastia
Noel F. Bakke
State College Furnishes Instructors and Pullman Teaching
The text notes that the State College provides instructors and, at Pullman, teaching facilities.
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The
State College
Pullman
Railroad Items of Timely Interest
Mrs. Kenneth McRae joined her husband on No. 4 in the week’s end activities. C. J. Murcar of Red Bluff, California, visits family here. Mrs. Hugh McShane travels No. 4 to Hillyard to visit friends. James Buchanan returns to duties after illness. Mrs. H. B. Rohrbaugh returns from Olympia on No. 4. F. J. Bauer, Spokane Division master mechanic, in town. Mrs. F. S. Cassiday hosts a small afternoon gathering for ten. T. J. Clark and F. S. Elliott visit officials Tuesday. Trainmaster Mike Welsh at the terminal this week. W. Franklin and C. B. McGuire attend Wenatchee Elks. Clyde Boyce visits Spokane several days. Mrs. S. Reid and Gold Bar children arrive on No. 4 for a city visit. Engineer Mitchell leaves on No. 1 to attend Wenatchee Elks.
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Kenneth McRae
McRae
C. J. Murcar
Red Bluff
Calif
Hugh McShane
Hillyard
James Buchanan
H. B. Rohrbaugh
Olympia
F. J. Bauer
Spokane
F. S. Cassiday
T. J. Clark
F. S. Elliott
Mike Welsh
W. Franklin
C. B. McGuire
The
Elks
Wenatchee
Clyde Boyce
Ellen Ryan becomes book keeper for Sanitary Market
Ellen Ryan takes the role of book keeper at the Sanitary Market. An Easter ball is planned for next Monday evening at the Firemen's hall. B C Rutherford visited Wena chee on Tuesday for business. Engineer A B Wescott traveled from Bellingham early this week to crate his furniture. Warden Gonser sent workers Friday to clear a path to Twin Lakes for spawn removal. A rough trek from Winton is expected after a two foot snow fall in that area.
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Warden Gonser
Twin Lakes
Winton
Year of Health and Wealth Worth More Than Wealth
In 1921 health stands as the priceless possession that enables wealth and enjoyment. Without good health, earnings and pleasures alike are harder to achieve, and those lacking money miss many legitimate enjoyments of life.
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Wheeler's Drug Store
He Rexall Store
Leavenyorth
TAN
Tom Jett
Monro
College Place
Walla Walla
Skookum Service
Skookum Packers Association
Northwestern Fruit Exchange
Northwestern
Exchange
Bueyr
Sion
Co-operative
Wenatchee, Wash
Sprague
Rodna
Tore
John F. Hayes
William Swope
Earl Davenport
Charles DeShazer
Guy Clark
Chester Hampson
Milton Enslow
Miles Turnipseed
Norman Biles
Federal Board
Ellen Ryan
B. C. Rutherford
Wenachee
A. B. Wescott
Bellingham
Dresser
Perfection
W. L. Hale
Cascade Garage
Wheeler’s Drug Store
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