Old Home Town Notes From Washington State
The Walla Walla Union editorials note a rancher selling six carloads of cattle to pay taxes on the same land as 12 years earlier. The third annual Pierce county bee school opens in Puyallup on October 24 for a three day session. Arlington and Snohomish meet in Snohomish at 1 30 pm. Valley Fruit Co leases Luther dehydrating plant in Walla Walla to start Monday with 14 women per shift and 10 men per shift. Puyallup school board limits outside students to 6 monthly tuition, about 75 pupils affected. Washington fairs totaled 81 local, county, sectional and state fairs this year. The Port Angeles Evening News cites high coal freight rates increasing locomotive fuel costs. A freak apple triplet is found by H G Wales of Anendale ranch Orondo. Grandview reports a 2 5 million dollar crop this year. Through the last federal biennium Washington received more federal highway aid than any other state. The Pacific Northwest Fruit Exposition in Seattle, November 21 26, is hailed as a major regional event. Yakima valley production to reach 45 000 carloads valued at 50 million dollars.
Hearing on Liquor Charges Involving Dan P Lewis Resumes
Hearing on liquor charges against Dan P Lewis, a defeated federal dry ticket candidate, continued on the 23rd before R. W. McClelland, a commissioner.
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Dan P. Lewis
R. W. McClelland
Dismissal of Three From Wayfarer Society Stirs Debate
Robert Day H H Maxon and Dr Louis H Maxson have received notice of dismissal from the Wayfarer society. Day played the Wayfarer in last summer's pageant. Capt C N Dickerson says the action cites scratching a by law pledge. The men may appeal claiming minority rule in the society.
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Robert Day
H. H. Maxon
Louis H. Maxson
Wayfarer Society
Day
C. N. Dickerson
Meadowbrook Bridge Opens Ends Motorist Death Trap
County Engineer Thomas R. Beeman notes the Meadowbrook span eliminates a dangerous road hazard. The old bridge caused two fatalities due to its double approach and sharp square turn on the north end.
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Meadowbrook
Thomas R. Beeman
Elks’ Work Praised in Ballard Sermon
Rev Honor L Wilhelm at Ballard Presbyterian church praised the Elks during a Sunday night sermon. He urged that true brotherhood rests on loving service to fellowmen as a guiding principle.
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Elks
Ballard
Honor L. Wilhelm
Ballard Presbyterian Church
Dr. Wilhelm
Edward Lind Dies at 82 Former Seattle Real Estate Man
Edward Lind, 82, died in Sawtelle California on October 5. His body arrived in Seattle Monday and he will be buried in a Seattle cemetery. Lind was a former Seattle real estate man and an early mining engineer in the West. His body rests at the Butterworth mortuary.
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Edward Lind
Sawtelle
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Seattle
Lind
West
Butterworth Mortuary
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