Millions Coming to Puget Sound Report
A Seattle report says the Guggenheim-Morgan syndicate plans nearly 20 million dollars in Puget Sound ventures. A Tacoma copper plant costing about 9 million, a lake transport line to Cordova, Nippon Yusen Kaisha steamers under Japanese register, and coal and copper movement from Alaska are outlined with plans to build a copper mine route and use lake ships under subsidy to dominate traffic.
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Seattle
Guggenheim-Morgan Syndicate
Puget Sound
Tacoma
Cordova
North America
Nippon Yusen Kaisha
Bonanza
Guggenheims
Mesaba Iron Mines
James J. Hill
Great Northern Railroad
Alaska
Pennsylvania
United States
Japan
Jap Line
Guggenheim-Morgan-Hill
Great Northern
Guggenheim
Cement Cargo Flows As Antwerp Ships Begin Landing
As Antwerp boats start landing their cargoes, German cement begins moving inland. The passage signals renewed supply routes and industrial activity tied to wartime logistics.
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Antwerp
Chelan Exhibit Committee Plans Seattle Meeting
Secretary Gellatly of the Chelan exhibit committee visited Seattle to review fair arrangements for Wenatchee apples now on display in three major Seattle windows attracting attention. He issued a call for a committee meeting next Monday.
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Gellatly
Commercial Club
Seattle
Malaga Real Estate Sells Urban Lots to Multiple Buyers
The Malaga Real Estate company has sold lots in Malaga since March 29 to Mrs. A L Ferryman lot 324 block 3 for 150 Wenatchee Fuel Co. lot 425 block 1 150 O E Batdorf lot 5 block 3 and lot 3 block 1 150 O A Miller lot 12 block 3 75 E H Preese lot 5 block 4 75 W H Halling lot 4 block 4 76 Frank Hunt lots 8 9 block 1 150.
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Malaga Real Estate Company
Malaga
A. L. Ferryman
Wenatchee Fuel Co
O. E. Batdorf
O. A. Miller
E. H. Preese
W. H. Halling
Frank Hunt
Local Notes Report Curious Farm and Community News
F Dittmer loses three horses and a milk cow to a westbound passenger train Monday morning. Farmers prepare for fruit trees while a rain shower freshens fields. Mrs Miller and child of Seattle arrive to settle as G N agent and future neighbors. Easter services planned at Sunday school. Baby Whitelock recovers from pneumonia. St Paul boat undergoing repairs. Whitelocks install new cisterns. Fall sown grain and grass grow quickly. A E Jonson of Quincy visits Secretary A J Ternent of the Quincy Valley Water Users association. R D and C C Asher plan Cop s Bay trip in coming weeks. Bella Foltz aims for livery work at Ephrata. G M Wattenbarger visits county seat. W J Auda and J J Whitney spend Sunday with families.
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A. E. Jonson
Quincy
A. J. Ternent
Quincy Valley Water Users’ Association
Morrison Flat
R. D
C. C. Asher
Cop’s Bay
Bella Foltz
Ephrata
G. M. Wattenbarger
W. J. Auda
J. J. Whitney
Southside reports improve wheat and rain on Sunday
A Sunday rain refreshed fields across Southside Frenchman Hills with spring wheat four to six inches tall and fall wheat thriving. Homesteaders received a visit from Mr. Boyer the homestead inspector while artesian well work stalls awaiting a steam rig. Nearby Vernie Thornton builds a 16 by 25 house as ranchers guard crops with sacks on chickens to prevent damage.
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Dunton
Vernie Thornton
Sam Thornton
Beverly
A. Hamilton
P. V. Hamilton
Geo. Ferguson
Southside
Bornfield
Royal Flats
Crop prospects praised on Olive prairie with named parcels
Crop prospects are the best ever known on Olive prairie. Among top pieces are G. M. Wattenbarger with 400 acres A. E. Wilcox 80 acres W. J. Auda 120 acres and Grant Rise 80 acres. Many other parcels should show well when owners begin spring cultivation and harrowing. W. E. Thompson has started cultivation following Campbell scientific farming methods for soil improvement.
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G. M. Wattenbarger
A. E. Wilcox
W. J. Auda
Grant Rise
W. E. Thompson
Campbell
Local notes from Red Rock area about farms and travel
Mrs Fix visits Beverly last week while Mr Sid Hudson plows for Mrs Frost and others north of the valley. Columbia River Irrigating and Orchard Co. crews work below Red Rock on the ditch. Wells and son from Spokane look at a ten acre tract. Gardens sprout around Red Rock and traders discuss crop prospects and horses trade.
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Sid Hudson
White Bluff
Corfu
Mr. Fisher
Red Rock
Association Formed for Farmers Near Frenchman Hill
Officers praised for effective work as incorporation papers are prepared. A follow up meeting is set for April 4 at 1 PM at Perry school house south of Frenchman hill to gather a large local farming attendance.
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Perry School
Frenchman Hill
Canine Population Heralds Bowser’s Noble Work
A playful city note reports Marshal Bowser will receive a bright gold crown for corralling the local dogs. The town hosted busy piles of dogs and fleas in the dog shelter while residents paid two dollars, and many kept their dogs in their own back yards. The piece conveys a lighthearted, humorous tone about canine control.
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Bowser
Mrs Larkin Dressmaking At Mrs Black's On Okanogan
Genial dressmaking option offered by Mrs Larkin at Mrs Black's on Okanogan street with phone contact 1702 for orders and fittings.
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Mrs. Larkin
Bicycle and sewing machine repair services urged now
A local advisory encourages residents to repair bicycles and sewing machines promptly to avoid spring rush. J. J. Eyer at 32 Mission Street notes personal availability for repairs.
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J. J. Eyer
Mission Street
Quincy Valley Water Users Association Meeting At Low Gap Hall
The group held a large gathering Saturday March 28 in Low Gap hall with citizens from the surrounding country. Delegates from Morrison county and others spoke, including Secretary A J Ternent who outlined the assessment plan now in progress and found broad approval. Louis Delivak attended as a Quincy delegate and offered compliments.
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Quincy Valley Water Users’ Association
Low Gap
Morrison Country
A. J. Ternent
Morrison
Louis Delivak
Quincy
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ESE Register and Operated
Masen Kaisha Line
Mololy
A.Y.P. E
Chelan County
Seattle Exposition
Fiske & Gillette
Mission
Bellingham House
Wenatchee Valley
Imperial Street
Splendid Orchard
Wenatchee Post Office
J. S. Mooney & CO
Wenatchee Avenue
Trinidad
F. Dittmer
Baby Whitelock
St. Paul
John
Sam Whitelock
Frenchman Hills
Mr. Boyer
Coletta
Union Dye Works
Orondo
Wenatchee
Grant & Cox
Mission Street South
Young
Metal Reesevelt
A Penn
Anthrae
Pittedburg
Centralia
Gerber
Pittsburg
Wellington
GUY H. Whitson & Co
Oronde Ave
Eagle Transfer Co
City Bray
Baggate
Wenatchee, Wasi1
Family Theatre
Spitzenburg
Peraches
Elberta
Simmons’ Seedlings
Crumminl
Dennis
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