Lead to Cold Storage Plants by Growers Federation Leaders
W F Gwin urges Wenatchee Okanogan Cooperative Federation members to form grower owned cold storage facilities to stabilize Wenatchee apples. He cites 85 percent stored cold, outlines regional plant locations and collective financing, and calls for unit meetings and committees to begin planning for next year. The effort is endorsed by the North American Fruit Exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wenatchee-Okanogan Cooperative Federation
W. F. Gwin
East
Middle West
Wenatchee
Spitzenberg
Stayman
Rome
Washington
Jonatan
North American Fruit Exchange
Falling Tree Kills Logger on Saturday
Neil Stevenson a 46 year old Canadian logger from Cal Young camp Chinawa river was killed instantly when a falling tree jarred by a dead tree fell and struck him. Ollie English of Leavenworth and Jerry Young were injured. Stevenson’s body was shipped to Snohomish and buried by the Eagles, of which he was a member. He was single with no known relatives in the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neil Stevenson
Cal Young
Chinawa
Ollie English
Leavenworth
Jerry Young
Stevenson
English
Leavenworth Undertaking Co
Snohomish
Eagles
Cashmere Romps Over Leavenworth 68 to 6 on Armistice Day
Cashmere defeated Leavenworth on the local grounds by 68 to 6 amid long end runs by Skinny Patton and Dutch Henry and loose Leavenworth play. Leavenworth’s lone score came on a blocked punt recovered by Walter Wade. Key Leavenworth players were Leslie Lingley and Leonard Brender. Cashmere’s standout performances highlighted the team’s dominance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patton
Henry
Leavenworth
Cashmere
Leslie Lingley
Walter Wade
Leonard Brender
Floyd Rearick
Elvin West
Robert Brown
Warnard Gay
James Leary
Fred Ruth
Seld
Moody
Wenatchee
Lindah
Leavenworth and Chelan Set for Final Season Game
Leavenworth hosts Chelan on Saturday at 2 p m in the season finale. Both teams have mixed results, with Chelan promising a win and Leavenworth urging strong support to prevent Chelan from securing a victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H E
Seeen
Leavenworth
Waterville
Cashmere
Oneiat
Chelan
Crowds Attend Obsequies for Railroad Enginemen
Large crowds from Seattle Everett and beyond attended funerals for four enginemen killed in the wreck near Reiter on November 8. Masonic and Elks rites marked services in Seattle Everett and at Leavenworth and Everett, with dozens of railroad men and families present and floral tributes covering the biers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Everett
Reiter
Harry K. Johnson
Bonney- Watson
Harry Kirkland
John Margott
Elks Lodge
Thomas E. Brown
Hoskins
Methodist Church
Masonic Lodge
Harry Geerds
Leavenworth
Alec McClellan
Lodge
John Ewing
Paul Hodge
A. Heatherington
J. D. Wheeler
Hanlon Pardon
Homer Applegate
Alvin Mitchell
Howard Ring
Jack Imberg
Frank Ware
John McLaren
Tye
Stanley Meredith
Vancouver
B. C
Emery W. Ross
H. H. Shewbridge
Tacoma
Lake Wenatchee News Briefs Highlight Local Moves
Alvin Millard left for Yakima to work through the holidays. Grover Dickinson and Wm Bates plan a months long trapping trip at Cady Creek. George Siverly and Mrs Millard visited Wenatchee. Bertrand Duncan led a Soda Springs tour Sunday. Neal Sears spent several days in town. Mrs George Shugart and children visited Brown family. Clarence Millard started school Monday. Mr and Mrs Kanyanor and family moved to the coast and invest in a shingle mill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alvin Millard
Yakima
Grover Dickinson
Wm. Bates
Cady Creek
George Siverly
Millard
Wenatchee
Bertrand Duncan
Soda Springs
Neal Sears
George Shugart
Brown
Clarence Millard
Kanyanor
Winter Move and Local Visits Across Sattler Area
Mr and Mrs A V Shore and family moved to the Sattler ranch for the winter where Mr Shore has begun logging. Will Deardorff and family of Wenatchee visited C F Rupel and O M Pabst. Mrs J W Burgess took her son to Cashmere for medical treatment. Mrs O M Pabst spent the weekend in Wenatchee with Marie. Peters brothers from Montana and California visited kin and learned of their mother's serious illness in Wenatchee. Caroline King and Curtis King from Stratford Wash visited W O Burgess's family. Downing of Leavenworth came to Clear Creek after a summer heifer. Scenic highway engineers surveyed the road and sought an outlet for the Scenic road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. V. Shore
Sattler Ranch
Shore
Will Deardorff
Wenatchee
C. F. Rupel
O. M. Pabst
J. W. Burgess
Cashmere
Marie
J. J. Peters
Montana
M. S. Peters
California
Marvin
Hiram
Peters Brothers
Caroline King
Curtis
Stratford
Wash
W. O. Burgess
Mr. Downing
Leavenworth
Clear Creek
Pure seed on the increase in Washington state
County agents report a rising use of certified seed by 242 farmers who used 12 348 bushels of improved seed and 94 farmers raised 83 914 bushels for distribution next year. Certified seed promises better crops larger yields and more returns per acre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Extension Service
Schlafli Wins 4th Round Foul Over Stokes in Armistice Card
The Armistice Day boxing card in Spokane ended with Ad Schlafli of Seattle defeating Leo Stokes of Spokane in the fourth round after Stokes fouled Schlafli. The crowd enjoyed a lively six round main bout, while the semi windup between Fitzsimmons of Wenatchee and Earl Miller of Spokane ended in a Miller decision. Ernie Daily and Jimmy Cole also staged a brief exhibition with Cole showing the edge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ad Schlafli
Seattle
Leo Stokes
Spoakne
Stokes
Schlafli
St. Paul
Baldwin
Reno
Nevada
Leo
Portugese
Fitzsimmons
Wenatchee
Earl Miller
Spokane
Fitz
Miller
Ernie Daily
Jimmy Cole
Cole
Boxing bouts end with Cole break and Viter victory
The Daily records Cole scoring a second round stoppage after gaining a broken nose by opponent, while Doc Snell overcame Bert Lang in the 125 lb class. A curtain-raiser saw Young Viter beat Vic Walker after a clash with multiple knockdowns, with Viter securing the decision. Stanley Meredith, former Leavenworth railroad man, is recovering from a shrapnel operation in Vancouver BC after arriving back Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doc Snell
Peshastin
Bert Lang
Seattle
Doc
Lang
Viter
Vic Walker
Leavenworth
Vic
Stanley Meredith
Vancouver
B. C
Mr. Meredith
Biles Coleman Totals 500 Million Feet of Timber Purchase
The Biles-Coleman Co bought 500 million feet of timber from the government on Moses Mountain. A 25 mile railroad from Omak to Omak Creek will be built to haul it, with initial work likely grading the line. The company already has enough timber to run mills for one to two years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biles-Coleman Co
Moses Mountain
Omak
Omak Creek
City Council Minutes Nov 14 1922 List Bills Passed
City council approves numerous bills including library salary and expenses, fire truck supplies, street lights, pest house supplies, special police, park labor, court expenses, election board services, and water system materials. Members appoint A T Sutton to Library Board. resignations of two library board members accepted. Concrete sidewalk in L I D No. 10 approved. Moon bond released. Oct 24 1922 council noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blomeke
Walker
Potter
Eckhart
Templin
Cascade Garage
PG Etcatssnheudeasiree
T. Motteler
Tate
Cee Franklin Lbr. Co
Rutherford Merc. Co
Pest House
John Inglis
C. E. Talbert
Roy Canady
Rollin Peonne
Lawrence O’brien
H. X. Featherstone
T. H. Cannon
Gee
Hathaway
F. Hennessy
Minnie Waldenburg
Lucy Brown
Wm. Franklin
Towna Emmons
Fritz Victor
Crane Co
Walworth Mfg. Co
Fred J. Sharkey
F. G. Gowing
Chelan County Returns From Chelan County Precincts
McManus Burns reports results from 51 of 55 Chelan county precincts in contested offices. Poindexter 2260, Debetrie 2099, Webster 2209, Gillette 2111, REGVOR plan 2200, Sheriff 2967, Clerk Armstrong 2840, Atwood 1501, Auditor Usher 1942, Godfrey 0, Sumner 2666, Howe 1661. Stehekin Plain Blewett and Old Blewett totals pending, unlikely to change outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chelan
Poindexter
Congress
Webster
Gillette Iettl
Armstrong Bee
Atwood Ae Ee
Godfrey
Teacongeeeet Ene
Sumner
Howe
Stehekin, Plain, Blewett
Old Blewett
Armistice Day Celebration Highlights Local Legion Event
Victor H. Johnson Post American Legion staged a large Armistice Day celebration. A morning "bom bardment" woke attendees, followed by races, sports, a noon prayer and address by O F Gardner. Cashmere beat Leavenworth 68 to 6 in the afternoon football game. Evening dancing, boxing at Scenic theatre and a citywide store closure capped the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor H. Johnson Post
American Legion
K. P. Hall
O. F. Gardner
Recreation Park
Cashmere
Leavenworth
Tholin Hall
Be Easy When Busy on Bees Advice at Seattle Bee School
Bee specialist B A Slocum urged beginners not to shake bees and keep temper. He noted after significant experience with bees stings bother you less and you may become immune, with the saying the first hundred stings are the hardest. Seattle P I labor costs and city service entries follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. A. Slocum
State College
Seattle
Slocum
P. I
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Leave
Worth Vschelan
Lake Wenatchee
Daily
Biles-Coleman
City Council
Stelzig
Nelson
Potter and Templin
F. L. Jackson
McManus Burns
H. W. Blankenship
Franklin
Freund
A. Lindblom
Com. St. Will
Supplies
Wm. Hicks
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