Southside Road to Peshastia Delayed by Conflicting Interests
The Echo reports pressure from Wenatchee and Kinney opposition delaying the south of the river road project. A joint Peshastin Leavenworth committee may petition the State highway commission, noting substantial prior spending and the road’s benefit to both communities as a matter of justice.
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Wenatchee
Kinney
Peshastin and
Leavenworth
State Highway Commission
State Highway Board
Peshastin
Ome-Bali
Thanksgiving service march to Congregational Church
Following a grand master proclamation I O O F of Washington holds a Sunday 11 am thanks offering at the Congregational church. Odd Fellows and Rebekahs are to meet at their halls in regalia and march to the church. Pastor W V Davis will give the address. evening services follow.
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State of Washington
Congregational Church
Odd Fellows
Rebekahs
W. V. Davis
M E Church Sunday Schedule and Prayer Meeting
Pastor J E Weigle announces Sunday school at 10 a m preaching at 11 am Epworth League at 6 30 p m preaching at 7 30 p m Prayer meeting Wednesday 7 30 Ladies Aid meets at Miss Ralston's near the church Wednesday afternoon He asks notice of illness or pastoral needs among friends and community.
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Epworth League
Ladies Aid
Thanksgiving programs showcase effort at city school
NOTES FROM THE CITY SCHOOL details Monday visits by E C Bowersox to inspect classrooms and gym installations. Thanksgiving programs impressed with careful planning while visitors included numerous named locals and educators.
Irrigation Canal Plans Near Wenatchee Move Ahead
J W Sussex and another Wenatchee civil engineer survey the proposed high line canal south of the Wenatchee river to take water from Snow Creek and Icicle tributaries. The company bought 960 acres near the head of the line, including Mountain Home ranch, with plans to water lands along both river sides and to develop electrical power. A saw mill will be erected this winter to supply lumber for the project. Operations start early next spring. Mrs F S Searles attended Cashmere Rebekah lodge with Mrs Goodall of Walla Walla, who then visited Mrs Searles.
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J. W. Sussex
Wenatchee
Wenatchee River
Snow Creek
Walter Swalwell
Everett
Seattle
Puget Sound
Mountain Home Ranch
Eagle and
Chumstick Valleys
Chelan County celebrates 50th anniversary feats in apple show
Fred L. Post & Sons win first prize at Spokane National apple show with a 79 lb 15 oz pyramid of fifty apples worth 100 dollars. Love & Ball of Methow take second prize for fifty apples weighing 78 lb 13 oz and 25 dollars. The Posts’ Spokane Beauties drew crowds at the entrance as broader coverage details local prize disputes, exhibitors, and related officials.
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Fred L. Post & Sons
Spokane
Love & Ball of
Methow
Post
Vancouver
F. L. Post & Sams
O. A. Hoag
Chelan
Mr. Post
Hoag
Eight Year Old Helen Cline Dies After Brief Illness
Helen Marguerite Cline the eight year old daughter of Mr and Mrs W M Cline died Sunday morning at three oclock after an illness of about three months. The funeral was held at the house Monday at 10:30 am Rev J E Weigle of the M E church officiated. Helen was a regular attendee at the M E Sunday school and will be missed from her class. Mrs Martin had charge of arrangements.
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O. H. Hinten
Seattle
Ethelyn Clark
Tacoma
C. B. Clark
F. J. Fitzpatrick
Chicago
H. J. Whitney
Helen Marguerite Cline
W. M. Cline
J. E. Weigle
M. E. Church
Helen
M. E
Women Win Vote Rights in Washington State
J P Easterday former state tax commissioner and now a member of the state bar examining board declares that women are entitled to vote from the day constitutional amendment votes were cast. They may serve on juries and hold all citizen rights without a governor's proclamation or canvass.
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Washington
J. P. Easterday
State Bar Examining Board
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