Wenatchee Daily World Office Rates Column
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Wenatchee
Washington
Farmers
Wenatchee, Wash
Good Roads and the Automobile in Chelan County
The article argues Chelan county should pursue better roadways to support growing automobile use. It urges street grading, inclusion of a rock crusher and roller, and wider acceptance of road investment as essential for economic efficiency and regional progress.
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Wenatchee
Chelan County
Tariff Commission Power Expanded With Presidential Oversight
Congress failed to strike the tariff commission provision from the bill. The president will determine discrimination against US trade and assess production costs both here and abroad. A commission appointed by the president will aid in gathering substantiated data for tariff revisions and eventual long term investigation.
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Congress
Cannon
Senate
United States
Great Northern Plans Big Western Rail Improvements
The Great Northern announces a multi million dollar program of line extensions and double tracking to boost western traffic. Key projects include the Okanogan branch from Oroville to Brewster via the Colville reservation, extensions toward Wenatchee and Entiat valleys, and a Bainville to Plentywood branch in Montana with Fort Peck land opening for settlers. Additional plans add passenger trains between Portland and Vancouver and expand northern North Dakota lines to Powers Lake and Waterville.
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Puget Sound
Okanogan
Oroville
Spokane
Brewster
Hudson Bay and
Northwest
Old Fort Okanogan
Wenatchee
North Yakima
Hood River
Colville
Entiat
Methow
Brewster Flats
Bridgeport Orchards
Okanogan Valley
Seattle
Everett
Coast Line
Portland
Vancouver
Northern Pacific
Tacoma
Montana
Bainville
Plentywood
Fort Peck Indian Reservation
Fort Peck Reservation
North Dakota
Columbia River Station
Waterville
Stanley
Powers Lake
This Date in History August 10 Highlights
Edmund Randolph born in Williamsburgh Virginia first attorney general of the United States died 1813. Horace White born August 10 1834 in Colbrook New Hampshire became Chicago Tribune editor and New York Evening Post chief editor.
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William L. Yancey
Georgia
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Ala
Missouri
Donald H. Fairfax
Messrs. Mason and Slidell
Trent
Virginia
Smithsonial Institution
Washington
Wilson’s Creek
San Francisco
Colbrook
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Wisconsin
Beliot College
Chicago
National Kansas Committee
Abraham Lincoln
Stephen A. Douglas
White
Chicago Press
Chicago Tribune
New York
Henry Villard
Western Railroad Enterprises
Villard
New York Evening Post
New York Commission
Hughes
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