N B Day Dies in Western Washington Auto Crash
The former Leavenworth mayor N B Day died Sunday morning when his car left the Stein hill road near Dryden. He was 50, had heart trouble, and likely died from injuries or heart failure after the vehicle toppled into an orchard. Funeral held at the local Methodist church with large turnout.
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N. B. Day
Leavenworth
Stein Hill
Dryden
Leavenworth Undertaking Co
Day
Wenatchee
Wenatchee Lake
Cashmere
Temple
Texas
Southwest
Anson
Methodist Church
Wm. Hoskins
W. J. Watson
Cashmere Undertaking Co
Frank J. Hanover
Mr. Rutherford
Great Bank of Floral
Mr. Field
Pacific Northwest Fruit Exposition Adds Community Prize Pack
The Pacific Northwest Fruit Exposition in Seattle at Bell Street Terminal November 21 to 26 expands awards for community displays. Grand Sweepstakes Prize of $1,000 and a gold banner lead, with additional prizes $500 and three $100 prizes. Exhibits must be grown within the district and may use any display style, up to 200 square feet, with entry declarations due October 15.
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Bell Street Terminal
Seattle
Family News From Eagle Creek and Peshastin
In Eagle Creek Gus and Bob Fredrickson work in apples at Peshastin. Cameron Bernice and Jean Sharpe stay with grandparents J H Sharpe and attend school. Miss Kreischel and H A Andersons host Curtis Chase home gathering. Otto Anderson birthday dinner featured autumn leaves crab apples cake and candles.
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Gus
Bob Fredrickson
Peshastin
Cameron
Bernice
Jean Sharpe
J. H. Sharpe
Kreischel
H. A. Anderson
Curtis Chase
Schons
Bjork
Otto Anderson
Sands
Beryle and
Albert
Advertised Letters for Week Ending Oct 1
Postal list of names including Ferdinand Barrett R K Beymer Jr Darwin Bowen Fred Buck A H Burke John Chandler Mrs J R Dunn Lloyd Ellis Frank Grant F M Healin Mrs Freda Hulett Mrs May Lambert Carl Nixon Mrs Ben Noe Sarah Noe W M O Brien Albert Peterson Hjalmar Peterson Dent Posten Mrs Sharman W A Smith Mrs Grace Tavor Gova Wade G A Wade Miss Florence Welch T R Wells Gus Westberg, prompt readers to request advertised letters from Guy A Hamilton P M.
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Ferdinand Barrett
R. K. Beymer Jr
Darwin Bowen
Fred Buck
A. H. Burke
John Chandler
J. R. Dunn
Lloyd Ellis
Frank Grant
F. M. Healin
Freda Hulett
May Lambert
Carl Nixon
Ben Noe
Sarah Noe
W.m. F. O’brien
Albert Peterson
Hjalmar Peterson
Dent Posten
Sharman
W. A. Smith
Grace Tavor
Card of Thanks for Sympathy and Funeral Support
We express deep appreciation for neighbors friends and the Knights of Pythias Lodge for help assistance flowers and other symbols of sympathy at the death and funeral of our beloved husband and brother.
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Knights of Pythias Lodge
State Administration Notes in Olympia Skews Utilities and Jobs
In Olympia water should be public like police and fire protection. private gas and electric services should be state regulated. Hance Cleland cuts Yakima utility rates to curb profits, signaling a shift in rate precedent. Census shows 612 blind adults receive state aid. counties listed by attendance. Auditor C W Clausen marks 70th birthday and golf habit. Elk on Olympic Peninsula face starvation as food runs short. Ferry, steamship jurisdiction questions arise amid river and lake transport shifts. Highway engineers prefer local pay. California offers higher salaries, Oregon more than Washington.
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Olympia
Hance H. Cleland
Pacific Power & Light Co
Yakima
Department of Public Works
Cleland
Utility Commission
Veterans bonus fraud nearly vanished five crooks found
The state reports close to 50 000 veterans bonus claims with only five alleged crooks found after investigations in King Yakima Okanogan and Clark counties. Officials describe fraud as negligible and credit mistakes to honest error under the spruce division service.
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King County
Yakima
Okanogan and
Clark
Spruce Division
State Storm Loss Light Across Forest Lands
Land Commissioner C V Savidge reports last winter’s storm damaged less than 3 percent of timber in Hoh river country and Clearwater areas as federal compensation for inaccessible forest tracts. figures await final tally by Cruiser Ira B Weller party. A Seattle inquiry by Gov Hart into West Side insane asylums will be impartial, visiting institutions and taking testimony for public release. committee includes Gage Hesketh Weyerhauser Major Larson O’d en Powell and Colvin.
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Ira B. Weller
Land Department
Olympic Peninsula
C. VY. Savidge
Hoht
Clearwater
C. V. Savidge
Hoh River
Gov. Hart
George E. Gage
Bellingham
Robert Hesketh
Seattle
John P. Weyerhauser
Tacoma
W. A. Major
A. E Larson
Yakima
Kk. J. O’den
John H. Powell
E. D. Colvin
Man claims sleepless three weeks to gain health
Earl M. Pierce a 50 year old rancher in Alderwood Manor says he lived three weeks without sleep while working nights as a carpenter in Seattle then on a chicken ranch. He argues sleep is a habit and seeks two 12 hour shifts with meal breaks asserting eight hours of rest is wasted time.
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Earl M. Pierce
Alderwoor Manor
Pierce
Mr. Pierce
Seattle
Reception for the Teachers at Community Building
The auditorium was filled for a teachers reception with vocal and instrumental music. Performers included Mrs. L. C. Allis whistling, Glen Putnam singing, Eunice Williams on piano, and Ethel Codd in song. A show address by Mrs. L. J. Nelson and a response from Mr. Sutton followed. Punch and wafers were served and a social hour enjoyed.
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L. C. Allis
Glen Putnam
Eunice Williams
Ethel Codd
L. J. Nelson
Sutton
Normal Production Policy Of G N Company For Coming Season
The Great Northern Lumber Co plans a normal output near 20 million feet for the coming season. Two camps, 17 and 20, are already active with more camps to open. Some camps will be run by contractors. The firm aims to relieve unemployment and offers work to interested men, weather permitting, likely over 100 workers through the winter. Z B Hoyt of Dover Washington is logging superintendent in charge.
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Great Northern Lumber Co
Z. B. Hoyt
Dover
City Council Minutes 1921 Vote For Concrete Icicle Creek Dam
City council meeting September 27 1921 approves minutes and bills including furnace work at Wenatchee bridge and vault repairs. Eckhart named councilman at large. A resolution favors building a concrete dam at the Icicle Creek intake.
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Blomeke
Stelzig
Ball
H. E. Ogden
Walworth Mfg. Co
Witter Dbo Ootatecrs
Smash Mopalg Pioneer Bindery
BOP
Hector Rempece
G. N. Lum. Co
M A. Logan
Geo.Longway
Pootte
W. J. Moon
Peshastin PTA Meeting Date Change and Local Notices
The Peshastin Parent-Teachers Association will hold its regular meeting Thursday evening Oct 18 instead of Friday Wellington Pegg of Wenatchee will speak The fire department responded to two recent calls including a straw fire at H S Rearicks shed and a woodshed fire at Chas Tolberts caused by kerosene and a match with rapid neighbor intervention
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Peshastin Parent-Teachers Association
Wellington Pegg
Wenatchee
H. S. Rearick
Chas. Tolbert’s
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C. W. Clausen
Clausen
Supreme Court
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QO. O. Calderhead
Department of Labor and Industries
Edward Clifford
J. F. Myhan
Clifford
G.N. Company
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T. Gabrielson
M. M. Lewis
Baker, Oregon
L. R. Lewis
Grant-Smith Co
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