Southside Seeding Progress Promises Fine Crop
Seeding is about two thirds done with favorable conditions and recent warm showers aiding germination. The moist soil reduces the need for rain yet quickens sprouting. Prospects for a good crop are strong with no recorded summer fallow crop failures. Local buds on oreharns swell as residents travel between Spokane Seattle Wenatchee and home while Charley Kuhlmann seeks a local line to town.
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Michael Doneen
Spokane
John
Lester Simmons
Sound
Albert Fogg
Seattle
Bessie Estes
Wenatchee
Charley Kuhlmann
Real Estate Transfers in Wenatchee and Chelan Areas
A compiled list shows multiple transfers across Wenatchee and Chelan, including J A Gellatly to Iowa Wilson for 1 dollar and various sales by Wenatchee Development Co to multiple buyers in the Great N Plat and Smiths First Additions. Other transfers include Della Mosier to Mary Ajax for 2500 dollars and numerous parcels in Chelan Orchard Acres and Riverside areas, with values ranging from 100 to 186.50 dollars and extensive tract designations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Gellatly
Iowa Wilson
Wenatchee
Della Mosier
Mary E. Ajax
E. C. Bowersox
Lamb D. Lbr. Co
John Stopple
Leavenworth
J. F. M. Naught
NP R’y Co
J. L. Wertman
R.W. Prowell
A. C. Dallach
Riverside Fruit Farms
R. W. Prowell
Riversite Fruit Farms
Emma J. Provo
Jno
Frickse
Purrell
S 2d
Leah Prowell
Property Transfers and Land Purchases Across Wenatchee Area
A list of deeds and land deals involving multiple grantees and sellers in Wenatchee and surrounding additions. Transfers include Burrells First, Riverside Fruit Farms, Woodring’s Plat Mission, Original Wenatchee, and Suburban Home areas, with amounts from $1 to $15,000 and parcels detailed by block and lot. Notable buyers include James H. Orr, Ira Freed, W. R. Prowell, and D. Peters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wenatchee
R. I. Seamon
E. Maud Smith
Burrell
Jno
Ira Freer
A. H. Mohler
Woodring
Ira Freed
Eugene C. Long
Riverside
James H. Orr
L. W. Wells
Wm. E. Sharp
A. F. Estes
Chas. Bureau
H. J. Kerr
Wenatchee Development Co
Dora M. Slocum
Columbia Bridge
Wenatchee Hardware Co petition for dissolution case
In the Superior Court new cases include the petition of Wenatchee Hardware Co for dissolution of a corporation. The Odessa Milling Co versus D M Thomas yields a judgment in favor of Odessa Milling Co for 322.60 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wenatchee Hardware Co
Odessa Milling Co
D. M. Thomas
Brawn Beats Steam in Historic Fire Engine Trial
In a 1855 New York City trial at city hall park 20,000 spectators watched the Exempt engine No. 42 face Latta’s steam engine. The hay wagon long stream reached 189 feet, the Latta 182 feet, and the final rooftop test left New York ahead with a clear higher arc.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Volunteer Fire Department
New York
Newark
Ohio
Latta
City Hall Park
Common Council
Exempt Engine Company
Beekman Street
Cincinnati
City Hall
New York Sun
The Plucky Earl of Berkeley Story of a Robbery
The tale recounts the fifth Earl of Berkeley who died in 1810 and refused to surrender to a single highwayman. While crossing Hownslow heath at night from Berkeley castle toward London, he faced a robbery attempt but held to his claim that only superior numbers could menace him.
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Earl of Berkeley
Hownslow Heath
Berkeley Castle
Londor
Classified Ads Invite Quick Results
Readers are urged to place ads in the classified columns for fast selling or exchanging items. The notice emphasizes the effectiveness of classified listings in reaching local buyers.
Australia Wins Russian Timber Concession for Siberian Logs
Australia’s Melbourne lumber firm secured a Russian government concession to harvest 30,000,000 feet of timber annually from a Siberian forest 900 miles from Vladivostok. The logs will be shipped to Melbourne, eight thousand miles away, with mills built there to process the raw stock into flooring and other products. The plan highlights looming global timber shortages and the shift to distant sources as United States foresters stress forestry efficiency and expanded use of private and public lands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Siberian
Siberia
Vladivostok
Melbourne
Australia
New York
San Francisco
Forest Service
United States
Mrs Roosevelts Bouquet Gifts At Levees And Receptions
The article notes Mrs. Roosevelt carries flowers at official Washington receptions and gifts bouquets to wives of cabinet members and to young girls ascending the grand stairway. It mentions Miss Grace Jarvis and Miss Anna Anderson Cleveland receiving bouquets, and includes lighter anecdotes and Montaigne quotes.
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Washington
Grace Jarvis
James McMillan
Michigan
Irvis
Anna Anderson - Cleveland
Evel
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