Local Happenings and Whereabouts in Leavenworth
A busy notes page lists visitors, transfers, and small town moves. R B Simons now G N agent at Ephrata was here last Sunday. Oliver Peterson plans Leavenworth residence after returning from British Columbia. Several residents head south or west for winter. Local council discusses improvement district taxation and election night adjournment. Household ads for watches and Kodak supplies appear alongside community updates.
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R. B. Simons
G. N
Ephrata
Carlquist’s
Oliver Peterson
British Columbia
Leavenworth
Sound Country
B. C
U. S
Senator Smithson’s Wenatchee Bridge Bill Credit Contested
A reader signs as A Lady TaxPayer arguing Gov. Hay claimed credit for the Wenatchee Bridge bill and similar legislation. The letter asserts Senator Smithson authored the measure and challenges the governor’s veto pattern, noting forty two senators supported the bill.
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P.I
Gov. Hay
Wenatchee
Smithson
Lutheran Church Services Next Sunday Evening in English
Lutheran St. Pauls church schedules a 9:45 Sunday school and a 10:45 regular service with German preaching. An evening service at 7:30 will be conducted in English led by A. J. Ave Lallemant.
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Lutheran
Neighbor Endorses John Kuelbs for Chelan County Coroner
The Cashmere undertaker John Kuelbs, a 19 year Chelan county resident, is urged by supporters as a Progressive candidate for Chelan County Coroner. He is praised for community work, business prudence, and wide local ties in Wenatchee valley and Cashmere.
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John Kuelbs
Chelan County
Wenatchee Valley
Kuelles
Cashmere
J. M
Sunday School Grows to Nearly One Hundred Scholars
The church reports a Sunday School of about a hundred scholars with a Christmas program planned for the night before Christmas. Regular church services are also held each Sunday. Max A. Jeffords, pastor. Butter wrappers available at the Echo office.
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Max A. Jeffords
Echo Office
New Store Announces Grand Opening in Leavenworth
The owners reveal a Saturday opening on November two at nine o clock with new goods new prices and new methods to be featured. They promise standard merchandise full guarantees and money back if not satisfied and invite the public to visit after opening to meet the team.
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Leavenworth
Koerner’s
Reuben’s
Koerner
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Eastman Kodaks
Wheelers Photo and Art Shop
A. J. Martin
Bremerton
Wash
Rexall
King’s Pharmacy
W. V. Davis
Leo
C. H. Mason
California
Sylvester
Kittitas County
Forestry Department
Lutheran Ladies Aid
H. A. Dotson
A. J. Cook
Cook
Everett
E. A. King
L. S. Ailes
Swalwell
King & Beecroft
Echo
Eva Cushman
Geo. Siverly
Lake Wenatchee
Chiwaukum
O. S. Bowen
Peshastin
Peshastin Valley
David Gellatly
Charles E. Buttles
R. E. Scheble
Carlquist
Kodak
R. E. Marble
Mission Studio
Seattle
the Sound
John Koerner
al Meisner
Hillyard
Robt. B. Field
North Dakota
Dale Marble
Kirkland
Adams
Ethel Maston
Epworth League
T. J. Sherman
Dryden
Will Thompson
Potter
Hills
H. E. Carr
Charles Wallace
Miss Pearl Sears
W. T. Andrews
Portland District Forestry Office
Chumstick Basin
Lyman Lamb
Senator Poindexter
W. W. Burgess
Beaver Creek Valley
Dunkard
Wenatchee Park
Kittitas
Lutheran Church
Leavenworth Mercantile Co
Neighbor Indorses
Cashmere, Wash
The
Palace
Leavenworth Furniture CO
S. A. Murray
Prop
Leavenworth, Wash
Koerner’s Drug and Variety Store
J. E. Grant
Roach Brothers
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