Azoturia in Horses Warned Amid Winter Dangers
An extended Washington Agricultural News Letter bulletin warns horse owners of azoturia a cold weather disease striking well conditioned animals. It details symptoms such as hind limb staggering perspiration and dark urine, urgent veterinary care, and nursing measures including hydration and bedding. It notes prevention by reducing grain during idleness and daily exercise, and discusses autointoxication theories. A banker bought Grand Dalles town across from The Dalles for 54000 dollars.
Ten Years Ago Election and Local News
Ten years ago on November 11 1904 J W Corcoran came from his Chewawa river ranch to vote Leavenworth counted 250 ballots making it the county second largest voting box E D Shugart returned from Olympia with a team for Hon John D Atkinson J G Fritz opened the Overland Bar at the Bjork hotel block The Twenty Century Club met at Mrs A M McPheters home Next meeting with Mrs T J Coleman November 16 Robert E Miles married Fernie Engblom in Everett Rev Nantop officiated Mrs Miles sister of local Mrs James Mackay Miles a Great Northern fireman has lived here two years
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Twentieth Century Club
A. M. McPheters
T. J. Coleman
Robert E. Miles
Fernie Engblom
Everett
John Engblom
Rev
Nantop
Seattle
Miles
James Mackay
Wenatchee Park News Notes Local Farming Life
Fall wheat thrives in Wenatchee Park as families go about farming and daily chores. Visitors include Mr and Mrs W W Burgess and relatives of the Pabst and Rupel families. Revival may begin at the school house, a death from measles shakes the community, and deer hunting continues with little success.
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Geo. Hylton
China
Willl
O. M. Pabst
Virginia
Harvey Law
Wenatchee
B. E. Holland
Mary
Mr. Holland
M. E. Peters
C. F. Rupel
Robt. Nickles
Railroad expansion and regional development across Washington state
Industrial progress reports show the Chicago Milwaukie and St. Paul railroad adding 227 miles of track and earning $4,327,756 with a Washington payroll of 5,773 employees totaling $3,910,380. Other notes mention highway surfacing LaCenter to Woodland, sewer contract talks in Spokane, and new oil, lumber, and manufacturing ventures across towns like Valley, Morton, Eureka, and Anacortes with projects, deliveries, and openings shaping regional growth.
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Chicago Milwaukie and
Spokane
Northern Pacific
Spokane Chewelah Oil Company
Valley
M. Kulzer
Socialist tickets nominating two council seats in wards
S. C. Woldenberg was nominated for Councilman in the Third ward and Charles Imbleau for the two year term in the Second ward on the Socialist ticket.
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S. C. Woldenberg
Charles Imbleau
Leavenworth Triumph Over Wenatchee YMCA 39 to 3
Leavenworth High School defeated Wenatchee YMCA by 39 to 3 in a season opener. The visitors struggled from the opening whistle, scoring only on fouls as a sizable crowd praised the home team’s smooth play. It was Wenatchee’s first game of the season.
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Wenatchee Y. M. C. A
Leavenworth High School
Clyde Davis Funeral Service Today at Congregational Church
Funeral services for Clyde Davis will be held at 3 p m today in the Congregational church. The item notes other local events including Pearl Bissell returning to Leavenworth and a mining accident injuring Henry Johnson.
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Clyde Davis
Congregational Church
Aviator’s Balloon Duties Sparked By Local Lineage
In a Cleveland Plain Dealer exchange, a woman deflects a claim her son is a champion swimmer. She insists he is involved in aerial sports, specifically filling a balloon for a parachute jumper, highlighting a less common athletic role.
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Cleveland Plain Dealer
How to Extract a Splinter with Steam
In old practice a splinter embedded in flesh can be removed using steam. Fill a wide mouth bottle with hot water, hold the splinter area over the bottle mouth, and press lightly. The suction draws the flesh down and steam lifts the splinter out in a short time.
State tax commission reports biennial figures and reform plan
The tax commission issues its first biennial report with mailed copies on request. It includes statistics on rising state taxes before a recent reduction and prints a proposed constitutional amendment to empower reform of the tax system. Plans are under way for a tuberculosis sanitarium in the Spokane valley.
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Nial
Spokane Valley
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Washington Agricultural News Letter
A. K. Detwieler
Toledo
Ohio
Grand Dalles
Dalles
Oregon
The
Echo
J. W. Corcoran
Chewawa River
Leavenworth
Our City
E. D. Shugart
Olymia
John D. Atkinson
J. G. Fritz
Overland
Bjork
Wenatchee Park
W. W. Burgess
Cashmere
P. H. Hertzog
North Yakima
Katie
Olive Pabst
Frank Pabst
Oklahoma
Land Company
Ben Nickles
Paul Rupel
Martin Hertzog
Lake Wenatchee
Chas. Rupel
Mabel Peters
Moses Peters
Cently
California
Mabel
Edward Blocher
Industrial Review of State
Detweiler
Dun
John P. Weyerhaeuser
Clearwater Lumber Company
Ben F. Bush
Idaho
W. E. Daggett
Pasco
Morton
Eureka
Chehalis
Anacortes
First Christian Church
Puget Sound Film Producing Co
North Pacific Sea Food Packing Co
la Conner
Pacific Coast
Mitchem Brothers
Burlington
Skagit County
Kennewick
Finley
Washington
Judah
Leavenworth Hospital
L. R. Sinclair
A. L. Gardner
Blewett
Ed Thompson
Pearl Bissell
Mrs. Bissell
John Larue
Henry Johnson
John Bjork
A. R. McKeown
Postal Savings Bank
Politics and Literature
Robert Peel
Lord Houghton
Drayton
Filad Tone
Sir Robert
Peel
London Chronicle
N. A
Nelson
Jeweler
N. A. Nelson
the Tax Commission
State Department
Tem
W. E. Moore
Moore
Wenatchee World
Washington Woolen Mills
Front Street
Scenic Theatre
City Garment Cleaners
Wheeler’s City Drug Store
Rexall Agency
Ect
Yee
Seattle Brewing & Malhng
Seattle, Wash
Lee Howerton
Sale Lumber Co
P.O
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