Star Man Starts Crop Tour in Kittitas County
Ellensburg reports Kittitas County poised for its largest wheat crop with an estimated 600000 bushels, up from 400000 last year. Dairying, fruit potential, irrigation projects, road plans, sage rat control, and local boosters spur development as Ellensburg eyes water access and regional aid from Seattle and Tacoma.
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Ralph J. Benjamin Ellensburg
Kittitas County
W. L. Davis
Kittitag
P. A. Dunford
Cle Elum
United States
Kittitas Highline
U. S
Lake Keechelus
Lake Kachess
Camp of Tin Can Tourist Assn Formed in City
Seattle Camp No. 1 of the Tin Can Tourists association of America was organized at Woodland Park on Saturday evening. It affiliated with the national body and has a dozen charter members. The group aims to clear camp grounds of tin cans tacks nails glass and other hazards. The first chapter began in Tampa Florida a year ago, with branches now in many cities with auto park camps.
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Seattle
Fla
Probe Death of Wreck Victim in Issaquah
The body of Mathis was found near the roadside Saturday night after his auto overturned killing him. Reports mention a woman with a small baby as possible occupants who were injured and then disappeared. Deputies and the coroner later indicated Mathis likely acted alone. he is survived by his wife in Kent.
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Issaquah
Mathis
Kent
Jitney Permit Factions Face Cowen Park Issue
Council to decide this week on Cowen Park jitney permits after declaring the issue opens the jitney queue. Three groups submit positions with Erickson favoring permits in any district petitioned, Moore backing permits for North Cowenda with thru service only, and Drake opposing permits on all routes.
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Councilen
Cowen Park
Oliver T. Erickson
Wiliam Hickman Moore
North Cowenda
A.T. Drake
Au burn carpenter treated after barroom fight bite
David Lindell of Auburn was treated at City Hospital Sunday night after a fight with a friend. Lindell said a drunken dispute led to a playful bite that sank tusks through his right temple and side of the head, requiring several stitches.
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David Lindell
Auburn Carpenter
City Hospital
Lindell
Nightie Night delights Wilkes audience with farce and staging
The Wilkes theatre showcased Nightie Night a three act bedroom farce with a witty thread of dialogue. Anne Berryman and Alice Elliot headline supported by Howard Russell Georgia Knowlton and others. Georgia Knowlton’s Nora drew standout laughs with clever staging praised in the third act.
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Glenn Hughes
Wilkes Theatre
Anne Berryman
Trixie
Altho
Alice Elliot
Fred Dunham
Forrest Carter
Emily Pinter
Howard Russell
Georgia Knowlton
Nora
John H. Elliott
Dr. Bentley
Ernest Glover
Orpheum
Moore Theatre
Carlyle Blackwell
George McKay
Ottie Ardine
Quixey
Neal Abel
Bob Carleton
Julia Ballew
Nelsons
Bennet Sisters
Arthur Dennis
Stokes Divorce Case Ends With Interim Separation
New York September 19 The sensational Stokes divorce case ends with an interim separation decree for Mrs Helen Kidwood Stokes as Justice Finch finds insufficient proof for her husband W E B Stokes alleged relations. The judge notes exaggeration by Mrs Stokes but cites reasons for separation while denying a full divorce. The long trial drew intense public attention.
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New York
Stokes
Mra
Helen Kidwood Stokes
Supreme Court
Finch
W. EB. I. Stokes
Justice Finch
Bug in Ear Sparks Hospital Visit in Lethbridge
A resident, John Ball of 5313 324 Ave, woke Monday to a cockroach embedded in his ear after someone reportedly placed the insect while he slept. He rushed to hospital where doctors removed the bug and sentenced it to death. The incident is noted amid other local society items from Lethbridge, including entertainment and theatre news.
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John Ball
Ball
Ave
Hair Dressing Shop Advertises New Hand and Arm Bleach
The shop promotes experienced operators who can beautify hair with proper treatment and dressing. A new hand and arm bleach is featured and proving satisfactory to patrons. Second floor.
Bon Marche Fabric Sales Highlight Low Prices
The Bon Marche emphasizes uniformly low prices and reliable quality across all departments, with the Fabric Sections showing hundreds of economies. Mercerized Damask 59c 64 inches wide and 64x76 inch Wool finish blankets offered at $4.49 per pair.
Expert Advice About Nemo Corsets
Expert advice comes this week on Nemo Corsets with guidance on the Wonderlift Bandlet and Self-reducing Straps. The consultant will help select the best model for your figure and address corset problems. Nemo Corsets priced from $5 to $9, plus Nemo Brassieres in Juspul and circlet styles from $1.50 to $5.00.
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State House of Representatives
Bow
Snoqualmie Pass
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Farm Bureau
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Menashtash Canyon
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Tin Can Tourist Assa
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McGreevy and Doyle
Loew's Palace Hip
Helen Stokes
Lethbridge
Alta
BE. L. Janney
Royal Air Forces
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Donnabelle
Wilson
George Wichman
Margie Ward
Bebe Daniels
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BON Marche
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Marcelling
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