Well Known Seattle Executive Leads Electric Dishwasher Push
William Titus, vice-president of the Tupper Manufacturing Co. in Seattle, champions a new electric dishwasher already installed in eight Seattle restaurants. He predicts national and international distribution, highlighting cost savings in water soap and labor. The plant covers over 6000 square feet with shops for machine and sheet metal work and plans four sizes for hotels restaurants lunch rooms and soda fountains. A home model is planned to fit average kitchens. The machine may be viewed by the public.
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Titus
Seattle
Tupper Manufacturing Company
Leavenworth
Boulevard Cafe
Railroad Items of Timely Interest
Floyd Blankenship is listed as sick. Several railroad workers including H Merchant and J E Burns return from illness related layoff and a ten day mountain hunting trip. Ernest Blankenship plans a trip to Missouri and eastern states to visit relatives. Mrs. Roy Cannaday and Mrs. Woody visit Wenatchee. Jim Lefevre resumes duty in Leavenworth. Richards leaves England to resume work at the yard office. Hugo Kringel travels to Seattle to visit family. Martha Simmons travels to Parma for a grandfather’s funeral. J H Goos conducts annual inspection in Leavenworth area. C A Dunham sails to St Paul after leading signal department work. Mrs. Harry Kirkland from Skykomish staying with Alvin Mitchell. W A Smith and Frank Searles buy the Bates hotel at Lake Wenatchee. opening draws Leavenworth, Cashmere and Wenatchee crowds with dancing and a feast. An October 15 dance is advertised. Mrs. Obrien of Gaynor will reside in Leavenworth as Mr. Obrien works away. W E Daniels and family relocate to Winton where he serves in the signal department. Mr and Mrs J C Davis return from a vacation in Oregon and Washington, visiting Salem State Fair, Portland, Tacoma and other relatives.
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Floyd Blankenship
H. Merchant
Spokane
Laughlin and Crotty
J. E. Burns
G. W. Smith
Ernest Blankenship
Missouri
Roy Cannaday
Woody
Wenatchee
St. Paul
C. A. Dunham
Leavenworth
Harry Kirkland
Skykomish
Alvin Mitchell
W. A. Smith
Frank Searles
Wm. Bates
Lake Wenatchee
Cashmere
Obrien
Gaynor
Leavenworth Ordinance on Sidewalk Maintenance and Assessments
The city council enacts rules for sidewalk upkeep along abutting properties in Leavenworth. The Street Commissioner may order repairs, with owners notified by personal delivery or last-known address. If unpaid, the city may repair and levy a lien via assessed costs based on benefits, with hearings for protests. First reading Sept. 18, 1921.
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City of Leavenworth
Remington & Ballinger
City Council
City OF Leavenorth
General Delivery Office
Sai
Anthony Blomeke
Local Notes From Wenatchee Area Sept 1921
Community ITEMS report A. F. Frantz clearing land and digging potatoes, Herman Rust harvesting and selling potatoes at 2.50 per sack, and Red Mountain Ole riding to Leavenworth stage. Social mentions include visits to Mr and Mrs Brunton Fast Wenatchee. camp logging on Camp 18. local officials approve city measures September 27 1921.
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A. F. Frantz
Wenatchee
E. D. Shugart
Margaret
J. C Brunton
Fast
Services at Pentecostal Assembly of God
Bible verse quotes adorn a notice for the Pentecostal Assembly of God at 150 East Benton St. with Baptismal by river below Cascade Orchard Bridge at 11 am Sunday, Sunday School 1 45 pm, sermons 3 pm and 7 30 pm, and prayer meetings Tuesday and Friday at 7 45 pm. pastor M McPherson noted. The city hill gets a new concrete vault nearing completion.
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East Benton St
Cascade Orchard Bridge
Astor
M. McPher
Leavenworth Ordinance Confirms Local Improvement District 11 Roll
City council approves the supplemental assessment roll for Local Improvement District No. 11 in Leavenworth Washington for Evans Street Sherburne Street and Price Avenue sidewalks. Assessments bear 7 percent interest from May 12 1921 with up to ten annual installments after a 30 day payment period. Public notice of hearing satisfied and roll filed with Local Improvement District Fund No. 11.
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City of
Leavenworth
Chelan County
Washington
Evans Street
Cascade Street
Sherburne Street
Summit Avenue
Price Avenue
Ash Street
Orchard Street
Central Avenue
City Council
Local Improvement District Fund No
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New Boulevard Cafe
William Titus
Tupper Manufacturing Co
Compari
Georgian Annex
Ee Vice Press Pres Ovattey
Esvhutsten
4Th Ave
Pine St
Louis Lucas
Choice Meats and Poultry Telephone
Leavenworth, WN
A. D
E. G. Gowing
Herman Howr
The
Leavenworth Echo
Pentecostal Assembly OF God
E.G. Gowing
Herman Howe
Leavenworth Supply Company
9Th Street
Grocers
Wenatchee Milling Co
Wenatchee, Washington
Me-o-my
Jimmy Pipe
Prince Albert
P. A
Saas
Prince Albert Ia
R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Co
Winston-Salem, N.C
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