Wenatchee City Notes and Local Notices
Local brief items list residents’ movements and health updates across Wenatchee. Notes cover camping returns, schooling changes, travel from Lake Wenatchee, fares, and social events. Reports include Mrs. J. Fansler, Miss Marjorie Hearle, Miss Belle Hudepeth, and J. C. Carpenter improving from malaria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Fansler
Wenatchee
Tunnel City
Marjorie Hearle
Belle Hudepeth
Stemnitt Hill School
Ralph C. Littifield
Solfeble Lumber Company
Waterville
Mre. GC. O. Griggs Sand
Stehekin
Madison
Cement Building Blocks for Fire and Frost Proof Homes
An advertisement from Wenatchee Pressed Stone Co promotes cement blocks as fire proof vermin proof and frost resistant. It invites builders and fruit growers to consider cement block construction for energy savings and durable cellars with a call to explore options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wenatchee Pressed Stone Co
Wheat crop forecast hits 26 million bushels this year
Chief Deputy Grain Inspector S S King estimates Washington state wheat output at 26,000,000 bushels with winter wheat near full yield and spring wheat down about 25 percent. He projects total yield around 465,000,000 bushels, 20,000,000 more than last year, but hot weather trims by eight to nine million and lowers quality. Loss from price and grading could exceed 35,000,000, affecting farmers statewide. Some wheat is deemed unfit for threshing and cut for feed. Palouse reports indicate shriveled grain likely grading No 2 or lower.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Linville
Missouri
Mr. Linville
Rufus Woods
Wenatchee
G. W. Misel
Dry Gulch
Misel
Chas Buren
Alma
Capt
Bureau
Okanogan
Vuew
Tacoma
Hit Bend
Mr. King
Arrasmith
Palouse
Salmon Pack Shrinks Across Puget Sound Region
The salmon pack for the year is expected to drop about 650000 cases from last year. Puget Sound section may total around 150000 cases with the Facific American cannery in Bellingham producing about 50000. The rest, about 100000, will be split among Anacortes Seattle and Blaine and small plants. A light pack may push prices up for preserved salmon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Puget Sound
Bellingham
Anacortes
Seattle
Blaine
Two Girls Drown Near Alleghany in South Cros River
Aug 4 Marshfield Ore. Miss Galbreth a school teacher and Misses Hilda and Margaret Sawyer drowned while bathing in the South Cros river near Alleghany. Miss Galbreth could not swim and cried for help. Miss Hilda Sawyer tried to rescue but failed. Miss Margaret Sawyer died helping her friends.
Market Prices from Wepatches Valley Fruit Growers
The market report lists prices paid today by the Wepatches Valley Fruit Growers association for Apples Apricots Peaches Pears Plums Blackberries Cantaloupes Tomatoes and Watermelons. Values vary by item with ranges noted and some entries garbled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wepatches Valley Fruit Growers Association
Also Mentioned on This Page
Russell Jast
Wenatchee Bazaar
John A. Gellatly
Raasell
Mooney
Chant Music Co
Ieee
Wenatcheee Fuel Co
Wenatchee Drug Co
Noah N. Brown
Berne
H. A. Norman
A. Wilfert
Lesnear County
Minu
Mr. Wilfert
Hia Farm
John Ross
Rosa
Squilchuck
Otto Weisman
William Malloy
Leavenworth
Geo. H. Farrel
OC. E. Stahl
C. 8. Crider
Lake Wenatchee
Walter M. Olive
Blake's Lake
Spokane
N. Insche
Squilcack
J. J. Clapp
No.2
Canyon
Dayton
T. A. Davies
Wenatchee Furniture Company
Wenatchee Drug Company
Market Report
Cottage House
Percy Walker
Lincoln County
Govan
Wilbur
G. A. Virtue
Boston
Washington
the Daily World
Roger Bros
Daily World
Fey
ANI
Schwabacher Bros. & Co., Inc
Gold Shield Coffee
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