Suit Over Stolen Logs Signals Lumber Dispute Near Wenatchee
Lamb and Davis Lumber Co files suit against Jay Jones and R A Brown seeking damages for $210 each, alleging they unlawfully took logs from the Lamb-Davis property after the Leavenworth log boom broke. The case cites up to $75,000 in reportedly escaped logs and notes possible further suits as authorities weigh unmarked logs amid river driftwood. Farmers near Waterville consider a grain pool as margins on wheat rise, while transporting costs to Seattle show a per bushel spread that farmers deem excessive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lamb-Davis
Leavenworth
Wenatchee River
Wenatchee
Columbia
Leavenworth Corporation
Lamb-Davis Co
Reeves & Reeves
Jay Jones
R. A. Brown
Monitor
Logging Corporation
Corbin & Kemp
Mr. Brown
Jones
Waterville
Seattle
Local Notes On Leavenworth Visit And Apple Prices
Dryden reporter recounts a curious social call at a bachelor home near Cashmere as Mr. and Mrs. Victor Fly plan to move to Leavenworth. Wenatchee Valley growers report pooled winter apple prices with Spitzenberg and Winesap leading, Stark Bros buys apples for nursery advertising.
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Dryden
Cashmere Record
Leavenworth
Victor Fly
Victor
Cashmere
Wenatchee Valley
Spitzenberg
Winesap
Jonathan
Ben Davis
Baldwin
Wenatchee
Stark Bros
Smallpox Case Reported in Wenatchee
A Wenatchee resident Ben Parish developed smallpox after returning from Soap Lake. Drs. McCoy and Kaup confirmed the disease and moved him from his sister Mrs. Bailey’s home to a prepared woodshed quarantine. Health officials report the case to Dr. Frank Culp and work to prevent spread.
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Wenatchee
Ben Parish
I. J. Bailey
E. L. Thompson
McCoy
Parish
Kaup
Bailey
Pennsylvania Avenue
Frank Culp
Okanogan Country
Soap Lake
Advocates Jail Time for Corp Executives in Anti-Trust
A reform advocate argues that indicting and sending prominent corporate officers to jail would have a stronger moral and legal impact than prosecuting corporations alone. He cites past cases where firms were convicted while presidents were acquitted and urges jail for guilty executives to deter lawbreaking and equalize accountability.
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Department of Justice
Daniel P. Baldwin
Circuit Court
Grass the Forgiveness to Nature in John Ingalls Rhapsody
A prose meditation on grass as a perpetual force shaping climate and nations. It endures winter’s siege, returns with spring, binds earth, and sustains life even without fragrance or fruit, its resilience guarding civilization.
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John J. Ingalls
Sunflower Statesman
Washington Apple Crop Valued At 9 to 10 Million
Estimates show the Washington apple crop this year will fetch 9 to 10 million dollars with about half exported. Shipment volume is expected at 5 million boxes of 50 pounds each. State Commissioner Huntley lists fruit trees totaling 949,299 plum and prune, 764,926 peach, 500,634 pear, 243,459 cherry, and 30,688 apricot within the state.
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Washington
Huntley
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Geo. Keating
Springdale
Peshastin
S. P. Beecher
J. E. Grant
Bohnsack & Myers
Front Street
Debord & Abbott
LA Balsce
Star Livery
East End
Joe Massie
L. Lamb
Clinton
Iowa
PINE
C. R. Lamb
Minneapolis, Minn
G. E. Lamb
P. Davis Treas
Mer
Leavenworth, Wa
Emil Frank
Prop
Manifold Typewriter Paper
The
Echo
Lamb & Davis Lumber Co
Jug
Bonaparte
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