SPECIAL NOTICE AND COMMUNITY ADVERTISING SUMMARY
Special notice from Monroe newspaper discusses condolence resolutions, certificates of thanks, and notices of advertisements. It critiques local press finances, branding attempts to defeat a water bonds proposal as motives to grant franchise, and cites council and residents opinions on governance and public welfare. The piece references Gary A. Bemis and political context around town development and utilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moe
Open to conviction on bond issue debate
A correspondent questions Mr. Bassingthwaite's views on bond funding for a water distribution project. The letter asserts ground facts about winter freezing, challenges cost claims, and defends the council's method of presenting the bond proposal to voters. It notes school district debt and criticizes unsupported statements about digging costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bassingthwaite
Bassingthwaitte
Leavenworth
Woldenberg
Letter on Leavenworth water system contract and costs
A reader challenges the city council over the water project. He cites bids, bond issues, and claims about a complete system costing 44 000 dollars. He urges the public to see figures from the council’s engineer E Bassingthwaite and questions the council’s transparency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Echo
Edmor Sas
Pouge Co
Leavenworth
Woldenberg
Beecher
Snow Creek Water Co
Lamb Davis
Tumwater Light and Water Co
E. Bassingthwaite
Well Done Good and Faithful Servants Honored by Town Records
Gratitude is expressed to Gay A. Hamilton and LR Hast for maintaining the town records, acknowledged as a source of gratification and reliability by local officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gay A. Hamilton
LR Hast
Local official surveys town records for accuracy
Col Mex Gormley spent near two weeks examining town records and found them in excellent shape. He noted the town was not in debt and that bonds were outstanding, with a few recommendations to improve the records further.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col Mex Gormley
Aberys
Road progress and funds update for Goode Mining and Milling
Walt Meyers reports fast progress on the G M M Compery Road project along Nie ger creek this week. The Goode Mining and Milling company claims ample funds to complete the road while planning machinery purchases and other improvements. Treasury stock sales have begun to raise additional funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walt Meyers
Tom
You Cannot Vote on the Bend ing Progesties
Reading of the notice states registration closes Wednesday night October 25 and voting will be blocked until after the bond election on November 4. Citizens are reminded that unregistered residents cannot vote.
Reverend Bassch Departs Lake Mills Latheran Church
Rev. Bassch pastor of the Latheran church for over four years leaves Lake Mills Wisconsin to make his home elsewhere. He came from Norfolk Nebraska and led the church, earning praise for his work though some misdeeds are noted. He was presented with two bone or silver gift sets by church members before his departure. Rev. Sterns of Mansfield will fill biweekly services at the Latheran church.
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Mertz Bazscth
Lather
Lake Mills
Wiscoms
Bassch
Norfolk
Nebraska
Sterns of
Mamfield
Osborne Cafe to Open in October With Entertainment Plan
The Osborne Cafe under Harry Osborne management will open Saturday October 23. It promises a beautiful, comfortable room and plans to feature entertainers every two weeks after opening. The cafe will specialize in serving post theater parties. A slumber of the opening night.
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Osborne Cafe
Hary Osborne
Seturney
Osborne
Asteste Found Two Mez Near Icicle Divide
Two unidentified objects were found Friday ten days after work on asbestos debris near Sve miles south of the Icicle divide between Siver and Ingies creeks. The objects measure Sheen inches long and are described as very time and seeing. Experts deem them among the best found in Canada. Property owners from Tacoma will return.
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Tecoma
Ingies Creek
Canada
Tacoma
Sunday church services and Sunday School schedule
No preaching services are listed. Sunday School begins at 9:45 a.m. with Mrs. E M David in charge.
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Sanday School
E. M. David
Public Library Hours and Book Donation Appeal
The library reminds readers it opens Wednesday and Saturday evenings from three to five and seven to eight. Donations of boys books are welcome during hours as there are few such titles available.
Rebekahs Elect Officers at Chelan District Meeting
Mrs. Taylor Yocum was unanimously elected secretary after serving as delegate to the district meeting. Mrs. Stacy of Wenatchee was chosen chairman, Mrs. Ingham of Bridgeport vice-chairman, and Mrs. Boyd of Chelan treasurer. The next district meeting will be at Cashmere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor Yocum
Rebekahs
Chelan
Stacy
Wenatchee
Ingham
Bridgeport
Boyd
Cashmere
Yocum
Chelam
Celery Shipper Reports Weekly Crate Shipments to Wenatchee
Frank McNett ships three crates of celery to Wenatchee on Wednesday and says he has been sending three to four crates weekly for the past month. He notes only a half acre is planted for celery.
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Frank McNett
Wenatchee
Mr. McNett
Celery farming eyed as future money maker for settlers
Mr. McNett estimates five acres of celery with proper care could net $1000 per acre, noting celery’s value and labor needs. The piece mentions limited current adoption due to marshy land requirements and hints at more growers joining in the future as interest grows. C J Reardon and wife arrive from Wenatchee Lake for a winter in Leavenworth, with Hubert Reardon and James Wise from De Graff Ohio planning a Portland trip after a short stay.
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McNett
C. J. Reardon
Wenatchee Lake
Leavenworth
Hubert Reardon
James Wise
de Graff
Ohio
Messrs
Reardon
Wise
Portland
Oregon
Announcements for Municipal Nominees
Notices announce candidates for city nominations with primary results to be publicized until the December 5 city election. Officials list Len Hart Paul Wegand Mayer Frank Ceriquist as Citizens ticket nominees for council seats. A uniform service fee is charged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Th. Kebo
Len KR. Hart
Citizens
Guy A. Hamiltes
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Bill” Howerion
Gisevedz
Cumbert
Gary A. Bemis
Reuter Bact As
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Sithout
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Abie
Mutual Mercantile Company
Mutual Mercantile CO
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Opera
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F. E. Carlquist
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Toledo Blade
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U. S
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Publix Library
Fer Mayer
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