Popular in Okanogan Steiner Leads Straw Vote
In Brewster Herald coverage of a straw ballot for judge of Okanogan and Ferry counties, Steiner dominates with 412 votes to 33 for Pendergast and 10 for Fitzgerald. The Herald suggests Steiner is virtually certain to be reelected, noting broad county support and the notion that the office seeks the man.
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Okanogan
Ferry
Brewster Herald
Thhe Herald
Pendergast
Fitzgerald
Bennett
Barry
Fragmentary 19th Century Names List Found
Old OCR snippet lists individuals with scattered surnames and initials including H. Piles, E. Mead, Coon, Nichols, Mills, Bryan, Mary W, F. Crow, and others, attached to unclear locations such as Mills WV and Lon. The readable portion hints at a roster or signatory group with several missing letters and garbled text.
New County Attorney for Okanogan Brown Appointed Prosecuting Attorney
Hon W C Brown of Okanogan is appointed to succeed E K Pendergast as prosecuting attorney. Brown has served in the same role in Minnesota and Ferry County and is praised for experience and qualifications. The paper anticipates reforms in the judicial branch and removal of undesirables from the county.
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Okanogan
W. C. Brown
E. K. Pendergast
Ned. J Brown
Miasota
Ferry County
Judge Brown
Okennoe
Brewetrr Herald
Miss Grace Parker Visits Wenatchee Lake
Miss Grace Parker left Sunday for Wenatchee Lake to spend the week with her sister Miss Nellie Parker who is teaching a term of school in the district.
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Grace Parker
Wenatchee Lake
Ter
Nellie Parker
Unemployed Seek Federal Farm School Initiative
Chicago activist Seth Farnsworth and Rev. John Ellis press Secretary Wilson to back an experimental farm program to train idle city workers in agriculture. They cite 500 acre Alexandria VA land as a starting point and gain support from labor leaders like Timothy Healy and E A Sutherland with goals to restore the living wage and convert unemployed urban workers into skilled agricultural laborers.
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Department of Agriculture
Seth Farnsworth
Chicago
Washington
Secretary of Agriculture
John Ellis
St. Louis
Farnsworth
Washington Star
Alexandria County
United States
Feeney
Union
John Painsworth
Healy
E. A. Sutherland
National Agricultural and Normal Institute
Madison, Tenn
Sutherland
Ted
Mit
Heit
Meets Father in Jail as Daughter Pleads for Bail
Ida Sterns arrives from Spokane to see her father jailed on drunkenness and wife abuse charges. The court rejects bail as he awaits Keeley cure and his daughter, a 12 year old, sobs through the visit. The piece notes his past good conduct and plans for Spokane housing.
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Ida Sterns
Spokane
Sterns
Seattle
Skyline
Seattle Population Estimated Rising by Polk Directory
Seattle director Gordon D. Everitt reports the city’s population at 276,462, based on canvass returns and a method counting names on 500 pages and averaging per page, scaled to the directory’s alphabetical pages and multiplied by two and a half. The figure marks a 14 percent rise from last year’s 241,550 estimate.
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Seattle
Gordon D. Everitt
Polk Directory Company
Polk Directory
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Ely
Orondo Cafe Serves Best Two-Bit Meals In City
The Orondo Cafe earns praise for its affordable dishes and quick service. Patrons enjoy value meals that blend classic flavors with casual dining, making it a popular neighborhood spot.
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Orondo Cafe
Motive and humor collide in ecclesiastical sketch
A fragmented passage hints at motive behind humor and its effect on injury risk, referencing a Core n Graduate and delicate aspects of its meaning. The readable text suggests a lecture or reflection on gentleness and caution in communication within a religious or academic setting.
Wenatchee Cannings Fee Melting Trial Phrase
Fragmentary note references Trev and Wenatchee Cannings with a melting fee phrase. Contents are unclear and lack concrete actions or outcomes.
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