Irrigation Plan Emerges for Big Bend Farms
Residents southeast of Moses Lake organized the Moses Lake Development league with EB T. Guffin as president and C W Hull as vice president to study irrigation. They consider reviving a Spokane River canal or drilling artesian wells to expose a reliable water supply for farming 1135 feet above sea level. The group meets September 4 at Plain View schoolhouse to decide the next steps.
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Wilson Creek
Moses Lake
Spokane
Columbia
League
Plain View
Burned man found after weeks on freight trains
A Black man was brought to the police station suffering severe burns to his back and side. He was burned near Prairie on the Sound while beside a boiler as hot water was poured over him. He had been traveling on Great Northern freight trains for weeks and arrived last night. City Health Officer Kaupp treated him. his condition was described as pitiable.
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Prairie
Great Northern
Kaupp
Funeral services for J H Washburn held at Sprague parlors
Funeral services for J H Washburn who died Monday evening will be held tomorrow morning at 9 o clock from the Sprague undertaking parlors. The service is under the auspices of the Odd Fellows lodge of which he was a long member. Special music will be provided and interment will be in Wenatchee cemetery.
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J. H. Washburn
Sprague Undertaking
Odd Fellows Lodge
Wenatchee Cemetery
Swedish servant girl seeks position with Folger coffee home
Mary Johnson, a Swedish servant girl, seeks a position in a home using Folger's Golden Gate Coffee. The notice lists dry batteries and patched tires as available supplies. Contact J. J. Eyer at 14 N. Mission for Daily World classified ads.
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Mary Johnson
Folger
J. J. Eyer
North Coast survey crews near Wenatchee for river line
Engineer R A Hollenbeck heads crews south of Wenatchee as the North Coast surveys near Malaga. The main Spokane Yakima line crosses the Columbia twelve miles below Beverly with dual lines up both river sides toward Wenatchee. Officials hint the east side route may reach Rock Island then cross and run west to Wenatchee with Western continuation up the Columbia. Construction may start this fall. chief engineer expected soon with possible new details.
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R. A. Hollenbeck
Wenatchee
Columbia Siding
Malaga
Columbia River
Daily World
Spokane
Yakima
Beverly
Columbia
North Coast Railroad
Rock Island
Annual power boat cup races open in Alexandria Bay
The American Power Boat association started its annual challenge gold cup races in Alexandria Bay New York and will run through Saturday. Other items include the Pennsylvania Society for the Advancement of the Deaf convention in Scranton and a forthcoming boxing bout in San Francisco with Dick Hyland and Johnny Frayne.
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Alexandria Bay
N. Y
American Power Boat Association
Scranton
Pennsylvania Society For the Advancement of the Deaf
San Francisco
Dick Hyland
Johnny Frayne
Mission Club
Local savings ad touts low expenses and gold filled watch
An advertisement claims better opportunity outside the city with much lower costs. It promotes a Ladies gold filled watch guaranteed for twenty years priced at ten dollars and mentions a Philadelphia Optical College.
Convention of Municipalities Draws Attendees in Montreal
Delegations from across the United States and Canada attend the annual League of American Municipalities convention now in session in Montreal. A large St. Paul contingent seeks to host the next gathering. Washington, D. C., Aug. 19. For the first time the White House private parlors and East room are open to the public, Daily inspections by thousands follow President Taft's orders to open the first floor.
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Detroit
Mich
American Bar Association
Montreal
Vention
League of American Municipalities
Washington, D. C
White House
Taft
Executive Mansion
Coaster Brakes Advance 25c September 1
A warning from J. J. Eyer at 14 N Mission notes coaster brakes will increase by 25 cents on September 1 detailing price change and advisory.
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J. J. Eyer
King Coal Stockholders Meet in Wenatchee Friday Evening
Owners of King Coal stock are asked to attend a meeting in Wenatchee at 8 o'clock Friday evening. The gathering will be held in the rooms of the Wenatchee Commercial Club. B. W. Ludington.
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King Coal Company
Wenatchee
Kodol Promise Tap Destroys Indigestion Claims
Advertises Kodol as a cure for indigestion and related diseases claiming it digests all stomach contents to rest the stomach. It asserts impurities in blood come from poor digestion and guarantees refund if no benefit after full bottle use. The pitch urges readers to buy a large bottle from a druggist with a money back guarantee.
Real Estate Firms in Action Affects Tomlinson Property
Three real estate firms including J. W. Graham Realty Co. engage with attorney at law regarding Tomlinson property. The brief notes ongoing negotiations and potential transaction steps.
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J. W. Graham Realty Co
Attorney At Law
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Development League
CIDE
Spokane River
Big Bend
P. Nelson
Jeweler
Wenatchee Ave
Aikin & Cassidy
Columbia River Lumber Co
Moorefield
Moorefields
Nature
Mission ST
Lake
Chelan
North Coast Surveyors
Howard Thomas
Philadelphia Optical
United States
Ada
St. Paul
King Coal Stockholders
Eagle Transfer CO
Wenatchee, Wash
E.C. DeWitt & Co
Chicago
Riverside
Okanogan
Okanogan State Bank
Hans Lund
Arthur Lund
The
Glenwood Mercantile Co
T. J. Cummings
Mgr
C. E. Blackwell & Co
North Central
Wash
Homeseekers
Ington
Chewhilikin Valleys
Cooper & Foster
Hugh Gibbin
Riverside Blacksmith Shop
R. T. Ackerson
Kendall Barn
John Kendall
Fashionable Stable
H. D
Tomlinson, Prop
Okanogan Valleys
Johnson Creek
Riverside Valley
FRUIT
the Hub Realty Co
H. H. Proctor
Washington
Okanogan Valley
Packwood Bros. Realty Co
A. W. Berry
Okanogan Valley Meat Co
Eighme
W. C. Wilson
Wal
Ter Hartwell
Bonanza
D. J. Edwards
H. M. Fryer
Riverside Drug Co
Williams & McFall, Props
McFall
E. A. Peterson
Great
Pine-Tank Valley
British Columbia
South Half
Okanogan River
Argus
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