Local Happenings In Leavenworth And Surrounding Areas
Local notices describe visits by residents from Entiat Wenatchee and Cashmere. Dr Elmert opens an office on Eighth Street as plans to offer services begin next week. Community folks attend E P celebration and plan Sunday school on Eagle Creek starting Oct 1.
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Dr. Elmert
Eighth Street
Old Echo
Hadvit
Leavenworth
Arthur Mohler
Wm. A. Grimshaw
Superior Court Judgship
Eagle Creek
Koerner
Hove Brothers Plan Sale Of Holstein Herd And Hay Focus
Hove Brothers of the Apple ton ranch consider selling their forty head of thorebred Holstein cattle and shift from dairy to hay profits due to high hay prices. They will ship cattle to the Sound, bale and sell their five hundred tons of timothy hay each year. Burt McManus, Republican candidate for sheriff, campaigned in Leavenworth meeting voters and promoting the party ticket.
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Hove Brothers
Appleton
Burt McManus
Leavenworth
Church Services Schedule with Pastor F L Moore
Sunday School starts at 10 a m followed by preaching at 11 o clock. Epworth League gathers at 6 30 p m prior to a second sermon at 7 30. Prayer meeting set for 7 30 p m Thursday. All are welcome to attend.
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Epworth League
Congregational Church Announces Guest Preacher Rev White
Congregational Church says next Sunday services will be led by Rev White from Spokane. Morning service at 11 o clock followed by an evening service at 7 30.
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Rev. White
Spokane
Services Set for Next Sunday at 8 A M
Services will be held here next Sunday morning at 8 o clock. A sermon will address the importance and necessity of religious knowledge.
Sermon Series Promises Christian Doctrine for Salvation
This note invites listeners to a first in a special course of sermons on Christian doctrine outlining what a Christian must know believe and do to be saved. It contrasts spiritual instruction with a catalog of aches and a sales pitch for Sloan's Liniment offering quick relief and 25 cent price at the druggist.
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Yakima
Sloan
Rapid Turnovers One Answer to Rising Cost
A business earns more by turning capital three times yearly at 7 percent than twice at 10 percent. Quick small profits outweigh few large ones. The piece urges grocers and retailers to increase stock turnover, stressing efficient selling, buying, and accounting. It offers guidance and invites readers to apply lessons from various lines.
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Theodore Paine
L.D. Lumber Co
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J. F. Tomb
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E. J. Bracy
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W. E. Kalles
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Charley Gibbs
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Commonwealth
W. W. Rice
Leavenworth Mercantile Co
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L. J. Nelson
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R. B. Simons
Sam O. Stewart
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Simons
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Rachel Tulis
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Miss Tulis
Miss Snyder
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Hardeman
F. L. Moore
St. Joseph’s Church
Nolan
Thos. Nolan
Congress
Leavenworth State Bank
L. F. Bullis
Washington
Rob’t B. Field
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