Real Estate Transfers and Contracts Listed in Brief
A detailed list of real estate transfers and contracts records numerous parcels sold or encumbered by individuals and companies in Wenatchee and surrounding areas. Entries include buyers, sellers, parcel descriptions, and prices ranging from $1 to $75,000, followed by a long paragraph on Joseph Medill Patterson criticizing wealth concentration and university social bias.
Survival Hinges on Wealth and Power in Education
A fragment notes that some prioritize money and status over safety and well being. It emphasizes education as a key factor and implies individuals weigh chances of survival against social advantages. The piece frames personal risk against societal ambition.
Breathing for Beauty and Posture in Morning Routine
A guide urges women seeking beauty to learn proper breathing and good carriage. It notes singers show a developed bust and secure shoulders, and that posture affects perceived figure. It prescribes a ten minute morning drill with abdominal breathing and upright posture before dressing.
Modern Beal Milling Plant Shown In Wenatchee
The Beal milling company’s new Wenatchee mill showcases modern flour making with efficient grain use and valuable by products. Experts operate the intricate plant, and the flour quality and market reception indicate superiority and strong profits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wenatchee
Beal Milling Company
Bank Wrecker Godding Brought Property To Wenatchee
John E. Godding former president of the defunct Bank of Rockyford Colorado spent weeks in the valley last summer and bought the Prowell residence through Denniston Christenson. He and his family planned to move to Wenatchee this year. Godding faced trial for unlawful use of bank funds and deposits after insolvency and received a ten year penitentiary sentence with jail custody pending a writ of supersedes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John E. Godding
Bank of
Rockyford
Colo
Denniston & Christenson
Prowell
N. S. Neubauer
Godding
Wenatchee World
The Girl from Chili at the Opera House Sunday
The Girl from Chili, a farce comedy, opens Sunday evening November 15 at the opera house. Endorsed by coast city press as one of the funniest plays in the territory, it follows a serious student driven to absurd events after eating his aunt's mince pies. The Salome dance is featured with new costumes and elaborate staging.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chili
Opera House
Postoffice Listing for November 9 1908 Adverts Held in Leavenworth
Postmaster J C Davis notes remaining in the postoffice uncalled for items for November 9 1908. A first in a series of winter dances by the Leavenworth Band was held at the opera house last Saturday with McDaniels Orchestra providing music. Attendees reported an enjoyable evening.
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Leavenworth
Opera House
McDaniels Orchestra
Leavenworth adopts snow and ice removal ordinance
The town council of Leavenworth enacts a winter duty on property owners to clear sidewalks after snow or spread ashes or sand if ice cannot be removed. Violators face a fine between three and ten dollars plus costs. The ordinance takes effect seven days after passage and publication in the Leavenworth Echo.
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Aes of
Leavenworth
Town of
Sampson
Guy A. Hamilton
Wash
Notice of timber and stone final proof in Washington
Department of the Interior notice states Catherine E K Cahill of Leavenworth Washington filed intent to make final five year proof to claim land described for lot 7 section 6 township 25 north range 18 west with witnesses Israel Trask Charles E K Northup Harris Woods and John Northup all of Leavenworth and will appear before J E K Shore U S Commissioner on November 30 1908 at Leavenworth Washington
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Department of the Interior
U.S. Land Office
Waterville
Wash
Catherine EK. Cahill
Leavenworth
W.m
J. EK. Shore
U.S
Leavenworth, Wash
Israel Trask
Charles EK. Northup
Harris Woods
John ©. Northup
Washington
W. F. Haynes
Leavenworth Man Seeks Final Homestead Proof
John Northup of Leavenworth Washington has filed notice of intention to make final commutation proof on land described as survey sections in township 2 range 1S W. meridian. He will present witnesses Randolph Heinrichs Ernest Heinrichs Freddy Brender and William Moon at the U S Commissioner J K Shore office in Leavenworth on November 17 1908.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
U.S. Land Office
Waterville
Wash
John ©. Northup
Leavenworth
E. W. Meridian
J. K. Shore
U.S
Randolph K. Heinrichs
Ernest Heinrichs
Freddy Brender
William Moon
W. F. Haynes
District Meeting of Rebekah Lodge in Wenatchee
A large representation of the Rebekah Lodge traveled to Wenatchee for a two day district meeting held Wednesday and Thursday. Lodges from the eastern part of the state sent about a score delegates. names from this area are not available.
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Wenatchee
Notice of Sale of School Lands in Chelan County
Public auction to sell 160 acres of school land in Chelan County Washington on November 7 1908 at the Court House door in Chelan County. Sale begins ten o clock forenoon with appraised value 1600 dollars. Terms require one tenth payment and six percent interest with option for early full payment. Appraised improvements value payable by the winner. The sale is ordered by the Board of State Land Commissioners and county auditor records are on file. Godfrey county auditor Wenatchee Washington dated September 25 1908 Oct noy 6
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Court House
Chelan County
Washington
East W.M
Board of State Land Commissioners
Godfrey
Wenatchee
Wash
Land Office Notice of Land Claim in Leavenworth WA
Marion H Sept has filed intent to make final proof on lots 8 and 4 in section 6 township 2 1/2 north range 18 east W meridian. Proof before J E Shore in Leavenworth on November 30, 1908. Witnesses: Harris Woods Israel Trask Charles K. Northup John Northup all of Leavenworth. October 2 and December 4, 1908 entries.
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The
Chelan County Abstract
AS Page
L L
Teachout
D Gauntt
Joanna Gauntt
Henry Venter
Emil Saunier
Peachey
A King
Camille Massie
J E Shore
U S
Charles E DeWitt
P G McGregor
Charles Tucklets
Ralstons
A A Sperger
Robt Turner
Percy Walker
OA Leedy
Belmont Ad Wen
Duncan McArthur
Chelan
Homer Betty
D L Manning
Garden
Tumwater S Bank
R Peake
Carico
Riverside Fruit Farms
Imp Co
R Road Co
Jac H Lebeck
P F Quinn
E Alexander
W H Mills
Chas P Kinney
W G Pate
L Tschirch
T M Widney
W F Anderson
Julia Underwood
Wm Turner
J A Dorman
Geo H Furnell
Joseph Medill Patterson
Joe Medill
Chicago Tribune
Chicago
Bank Wrecker
the Opera House
Carlock L F
Colberg
Jack Jordan
Norman Johnson
E Ledgerwood
Dave Ross
Fred Strauss
Fred 2
Shirey Lloud
Temple M H
J. C. Davis
Matilda Freytag
J. E. Shore
Patrick H. Graham
Fred L. Brender
James Clark
Mathias Smitsch
J. B. Adams
Henry Crass
Columbia Valley Bank
Thomas & Sorenson
Leavenworth Brick
J. E. Gatherless, Prop
Ludington
Fred Kemp
Attorneys At Law
F. and
M. Bank
Wenatchee, Wash
Reeves & Reeves Attorneys
Counselors AT Law
Wenatchee Drug Company
Wheeler’s
D. Griffith
Polk’s
Oregon
LL. Polk
Asettle
Burt J. Williams
Win, A. Grimshaw
E. F. Sprague
Undertaker
Front St
A. J. Martin
Woldenberg Hang
G. W. Hoxley
W. W. Elmer, M. D
Queens College
Ontario
Emil Frank
Ernest Forbes
Congregational Church
Mill Board’s
C. G. Hall
Singer
Drop Head
J. BE. Shore, M. D
Trinity Medical College
Toronto University
Rebekah
W. Tl. McCoy, M. D
Columbia Valley Bank Building
A. A. Tholin
P. O
J. D. Langdon
Joe Massie
Lewis J. Nelson
U. S. Land Office
Marion H. Cahill
U. S
Charles KE
Northup
John
Register
Througunn Co
Scientific American
Broadway
New York
F St
Washington, D
J. J. King
General Land Office
Secretary of the Interior
ADAMS
CARR
Kittitas Ave
A. E. Edwards
Keho
F.S. Taylor
Chewawa
Austin & CO
Rainier Beer
Lee J. Howerton
C. L. Peterson
A. Oo
W. Leavenworth Lodge No. 82
Odd Fellows Hall
Dora J. McCoy
H. Elsie Anderson
Ree'der Jda Bauman
Financ'r
Cascade Aerie
Order of Eagles
F. Halrisiing
P H. Peterson
A. Burce
O. O. PF
Hamilton Lodge No
I. Oo. O. F. Hall
D. M. Thomas
N. G Walt Meyers
V.G. J. D. Morrison