Public service notes and state forecasts in Olympia chronicle
The newsletter reports a first public complaint against Western Union Telegraph Co over service to South Bend and offices closing early. It covers a Spokane debt ruling, Governor Hay’s reassuring tour notes, 1911 12 auto licenses by county, and Bell Telephone Co rural line subscriber classification near Enumclaw as the public service commission weighs farmer versus resident status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Public Service Commission
Western Union Telegraph Company
Western Union Tele
Hay
Washington
Olympia
State Board of Equalization
of Washington
I. M. Howell
Chelan County
King County
Spokane County
Pierce County
Pierce
Wahkiakum County
Bell Telephone Company
State Public Service Commission
Enumclaw
Bell Company
Real Estate Transfers in Wenatchee and Vicinity
A compilation of property transfers listing multiple buyers and sellers in Wenatchee area including W L Park to William H Kampfer for 1000 dollars and various deeds in blocks and town plats. Names include Frank Anderson Louis Kahn James McGowan J A Sutton O B Fuller George G Hager Sofa Patrick H W Pallies Maud Cain and many others with parcels described by sections townships and ranges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L Park
Fair Grounds
Wen
Charles W Wilmeroth
GS Merriam
Parcels Post Readied For General Use January First
Postmaster General Hitchcock announced the post office department will be ready January 1 to launch the parcels post system. The plan covers over 1,000,000 miles of rural routes, requires new equipment, stamps, and a delivery collection option, with detailed rate schedules and indemnity provisions. He will direct the organization from Washington and prepare classifications, while a national directory of offices is developed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uary
Hitchcock
Washington
Interstat Commerce Commission
Lifespans of Animals from a Historical Observation
A historical note lists approximate lifespans for many creatures. The day fly lives about 24 hours, May fly six weeks, butterfly two months, flea and nightingale longer, dog 15 to 25 years, cattle and horse 25 to 30, wolf 12 to 15, raven 80, and elephants and some fish up to 100 years, with other entries for stag, hare, sheep, and birds.
Dysentery Cure Sold by City Drug Store
Dysentery is serious but curable. Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy has worked even on malignant cases. For sale by King's City Drug Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King’s City Drug Store
Echo Office Printing Offers Next Job Services
Local printer at the Echo Office invites clients to arrange their next printing project with quick turnaround and reliable work. The notice emphasizes suitability for flyers posters and business materials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Echo
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Nolan & Jones
State Bank
Front St
Cascade
Wm. C. Roach
Front Street
Leavenworth State Bank
Harrington
Leavenworth Mercantile Co
The
Ibrown’s Business College
Brown's Business College
Pine St
St- Louis, MO
Harlan Eugene Read
Copany Std & Pine Sts
ST. Louis
Corporation Counsel of
Spokane
Chelan County Abstract Company
Featherstone
E Hamilton
H R Kingman
Enos L Henderson
Chelan
Wen Realty & Inv Co
Fuller
Millerdale Morrison M
Kingman
Viretta
Lamb
Gibsons
Chelan Ed van Seaman Et al
Luther M Cundiff
Replat
Wen Edward Reiman
H W Pallies
Cozy Cove
Charles G Billings
Frederick J Davidson
Alfred L Hill
Maud M Cain
Merriam
Wen August Bergman
Jasper Compton
Se & Pt
Harriett Hewitt
Charles R Hanan
Charles Lundberg
Herbert S Hanan
Chas Lundberg
Albert Walker
Duncan Patterson
J E McCray
Stewart
Johnson
Charles C Lafferty
Lakeside
Anna M Johnson
Johnsons Ist
Lakeside & Pt
Springs
Sto George
Misel
Sto
Alvie
Samuel Gulick Jr
J H Geyer
T H Widney
Millerdale
Echo Office
United States
Overland Cafe
J. B. Violette
Manifold Typewriter
Rity
Auto For
Lake Wenatchee
Cashmere
Wenatchee
Wheeler
Dirty Face Lodge
Wenatchee Valley
Leavenworth
Joe Edwards
the Opera Bar Jr
E. Tholin
Prop
Seattle Brewing & Malhng
Seattle, Wash
Paul Weigand
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