Special Election Notice Wenatchee August 24 1909
Notice to voters announces a special election on August 24 1909 in Wenatchee Washington to decide if intoxicating liquor sales should be licensed. Polling places are the Rosenberg building First Ward, Wenatchee Planing Mill office Second Ward, and Eagle Livery store room Third Ward. Polls open 8 a m to 8 p m.
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Wenatchee
Wash
Great Northern
Rosenberg
Wenatchee Planing Mill
Third Ward
Eagle Livery Store
Free prescription promises quick cure for weak men
An offer circulates a doctor endorsed recipe claiming to restore vigor and manhood from home without medicine. It guarantees a free copy by writing Dr. A. E. Robinson at 4705 Luck Building, Detroit Michigan, noting rivals would charge $3 to $5 for such a prescription.
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A. E. Robinson
Luck Building
Detroit
Mich
Eanser
M. Summers
South Bend
Ind
U.S.A
Jersey Farmers Take Annual Dip
Jersey farmers gathered at Manasquan to join an annual sea washday along the shore. Families arrived by automobile wagon and on foot while onlookers in summer outfits watched the event. The scene highlighted coastal leisure among agricultural communities.
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Jersey
Manasquan
N. J
Monmouth
Capital Hill Car From Depot To Fair
Excellent accommodations for fair visitors noted at Van Tine 1607 14th Avenue Seattle. Directions advise taking Capitol Hill car from the depot to reach the event area.
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Undertakers
F. Sprague
E. F. Sprague
A. J. Martin
THE
Wenatchee Undertaking Company
C. G. Hall
H. N. May
Treas
Mgr
Mission Street North
Great Northern Hotel
Wenatchee, Wash
L. B. Manchester
Columbia Valley Bank
DR. Hutchinson
Mechtel’s Bakery
Martin & Barrows
First National Bank
Ludington
Kemp
Farmers & Merchants Bank
R. S. Ludington
Fred Kemp
Chas. T. Borg
Pateros, Wash
Notary Public
Architects
M. W. Bird
A. E. Edwards
Kittitas Street
Eagle Hall
Neil Cozart
M. W
Artie Tedford
Wenatchee Lodge No. 157
I. O. O. F. Hall
P. H. Sherburne
Noble Grand
J. E. Gipe
George D. Perry
Royal Neighbors OF America
Howard
Sprague’s Hall
Anna W. May
Recorder
Clara Scott
Oracle
Royal Highlanders
J. C. Campbell
Anna Kyle
Woman’s Relief Corps
Daniel McCook Corps No. 15
Sprague Hall
L. Wenner
C. M. Rice
W. S. Raymond
Brotherhood OF American Yeomen
Columbia Homestead
A. F. Lake
W. A. Grant
C. W. Jorgenson
Daniel McCook
Department of Washington
Alaska
Odd Fellows Hall
I. P. Ferrin
M. O. Merrill
Riverside Lodge
Bower Hall
Baptie
W. M
R. H. Nowlan
Modern Woodmen OF America
Terry Ross
B. F. Anderson
Tempest Rebekah Lodge NO. 114
Elenora Rhodes
N. G
Caroline Holcomb
V. G
Bertha Page
Okanogan
H. O. Hinde
Okanogan, Wash
Oregon
Grande Ronde Valley
McKennon, Phy & Roberts
la Grande
Okanogan Fruit
Omak
Riverside
George E. Baker
Civil Engineers
Columbia Valley Lands and Development Company
Wenatchee Avenue
E. L. Hiatt
Co. C. Ward
Daily World Building
Fred Berry
Physicians and Surgeons
J. H. Blake
C. F. Schiltz
Blake
Schiltz
Postoffice
Lillian E. Sussex
D St. South
E. F. Scott
United Engineering Company
P.I. Building
Seattle
Chelan Avenue South
St. North
F. T. Blunck
G. C
P. O
North Chelan
Cement Contractor
L. D. Pettit
C. Duhamel
Lakeside
No. D St
W. C. Thornhill
No. Chelan Avenue
D St. N
Studebaker
O. A. Gordon
Sunnyslope
Mountain
Lake View
Care Stone Fisher Co
Automobile
J. W. Sussex
Columbia Valley Bank Building
Sam R. Sumner
A.Y.P
Chelan
Great Northern Express Office
George H. Farwell
A.Y.P. Committee
Aere
Team For Sale
Eagle Livery Co
A. V. Huff
Chelan Ave
North
Methow
A. J. Waarich
Monitor
W. C. Hanks
Twisp
Washington
GEO. E. McCann
South Mission
J. E. Bradshaw
F. M. Lucavish
Calentine
Wenatchee Ave
Eagle Transfer Co
C. B. Halbert
Boston
West
All Points West
This City
Chicago
New York
Western Metropolis
Great Northern Railway
A.Y.F
Leavenworth
Nue
Tal Hill
Orondo Avenue
Clark Cox
Mission Street
Winesaps, Jonathans and
Spitzenbergs
Wenatchee Valley Land Company
Mission St
Fiske & Gillette