Leavenworth Notes Mention Local Visits And Business Plans
Leavenworth locals report visits by Mrs. Al Meisner to Peshastin and new business inquiries from O. J. Mooney and J. Godding of Wenatchee. Stores like Koerner's drug, King's City Drug Store, and Reynolds' ads appear, with real estate and building plans discussed for Commercial Street and nearby blocks. Community events include church activities, ball games, and a mention of petty thefts in town.
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Wenatchee
Palace of Sweets
John Mooney
O. J. Mooney
J. Godding
King’s
Harrison
Bellingham
Koerner
Weigand
Reynolds
Grant
Commercial Street
Echo
Mary A. Bloom
C Street
King’s City
Lem Ward
George Daly
Ward
Eilers
W. W. Burks
Christian Church
K. P. Hall
Koerner’s
The
Christian Church Bible School
A. A. Hannah
Peshastin
Ground broken for steel plant and two new buildings
R C Buckingham won the excavation contract and started work on foundations and a road linking the site to the public road. Concrete foundations will support two buildings 60 by 150 feet and 50 by 75 feet with timber frames and galvanized iron sheathing. The Leavenworth team prepares for a tough home game against Odessa, with a confident vow to win.
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R. C. Buckingham
Robert
Leavenworth
Odessa
Visit Leavenworth May 13 by Seattle businessmen tour
Rufus R. Wilson of the Seattle Commercial Club says a large group of Seattle business men will leave on May 11 to tour the eastern part of the state. They plan to arrive in Leavenworth May 13 for several hours then proceed to Cashmere Wenatchee and Ephrata. They will arrange greeting plans at Leavenworth.
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Rufus R. Wilson
Seattle Commercial Club
Seattle
Leavenworth
Cashmere
Wenatchee
Ephrata
The Big Store That Always Saves You Money
The article touts a discount retailer offering low prices and savings across departments. It highlights weekly deals, advertise price cuts, and promotes value for shoppers in a bustling commercial setting.
Health official cites progress but warns of fines for sanitation gaps
J. B. Combs of Seattle and G. W. Hoxsey discussed local sanitary conditions. Combs praised recent clean up efforts yet said the town remains imperfect and warned that premises not brought up to standard could face legal action and fines.
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J. B. Combs
Seattle
State Board of Health
G. W. Hoxsey
Leavenworth Youths Lose Expected Crowd Support
The letter laments that a scheduled event drew a small audience and criticizes Leavenworth residents for not appreciating the boys efforts. It praises the youths for steering clear of the streets and dedicating time to useful work and urges local encouragement.
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Leavenworth
Hats and millinery offered by Edna Hannibal at Photo Gallery
Various local notices advertise hats retrimmed to order by Edna Hannibal, millinery bargains at Edna Hannibal and Photo Gallery, and a five room modern house for sale through J E Faulkner. Also rental and whiskey ads from local merchants.
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Edna Hannibal
J. E. Faulkner
Governor Pardons White Slaver Max Thuna
Governor Hay grants clemency to Max Thuna, a convicted white slaver, after 18 months of imprisonment. The move draws criticism for interfering with justice and undermining federal efforts against white slavery in the Northwest.
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Max Thuna
M. E. Hay
Northwest
Thuna
King County
Walla Walla
State Supreme Court
Hay
Religious services and events listed for multiple churches
Next Sunday common services across several churches include Sunday schools at 7 to 10 a.m. with sermons and benedictions. Dr J S Judah to lecture on tuberculosis at Congregational church morning service. St Pauls Benton street holds 9:45 a.m. Sunday school and 10:45 a.m. service. Methodist schedule features 10 a.m. Sunday school and 11 a.m. preaching with junior and epworth activities and 7:30 p.m. public preaching. Choir rehearsal at 8:30 p.m.
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Bible School
Congregational Church
J. S. Judah
Christian Endeavor
W. V. Davis
K. of P. Hall
St. Paul’s Church
Benton Street
Young People’s Society
J. E. Weigle
Epworth
Evenue
J. Ewart Weigle
May Dinner at Congregational Church in Wenatchee
The May dinner at the Congregational Church will be held Friday May 12 from noon to 8 pm at 35 cents per plate. Everyone is invited. A local tailor has moved to the corner of Commercial and Eighth streets offering suits, cleaning, pressing and repairs with a record of satisfied Wenatchee customers.
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Ladies Aid
Congregational Church
Fred Reeves
Wenatchee
Cashmere Boys
Commercial
Eighth Streets
Buy at Home I Buy Local: A Community Promise
A heartfelt appeal urges readers to shop locally to keep money in the town. It emphasizes supporting neighbors who pay taxes, fund schools and churches, and provide personal aid during hard times. The speaker asks readers to join in keeping commerce within the community.
Seattle Carnival Association Seeks 100000 Gold Nugget Buttons
Northwest orders flow in for the Golden Potlatch while Seattle carnival leaders push to raise 100,000 one dollar subscriptions by early May. The fund supports Potlatch week plans with aviators and Ellery's band slated for two daily concerts and other events being organized.
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Northwest
Seattle Carnival Association
Carnival Association
Ellery
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Wenatchee Valley
W. R. Gaspard
Elmer
Snow Creek Water Company
Francis E. Smith
American Bible Society
Tacoma
A. D.S
Sharp
Eagle Creek Valley
Batting
Name AB Av
Kelso
Tholin
Keppler Weer
Brotan
Killilayshad
Raymond
Heidrick Wis
Judd
Leavenworth Mercantile
Coa
Gote
Echo Office
I. W. Harper
J. B. Violette
Overland
J. M. van de Walle
Christian
Lutheran
Martin Raasch
Methodist
Nolan
Manifold Typewriter Paper
Manifold Typewriter
Methodist Episcopal Church
Leavenworth Wash
J. E. Grant
Commercial St
Hotel
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