Monitor School Closed For Smallpox At Mr Sweeney's
Local Monitor news notes the closure of the Monitor school due to a smallpox case at Mr. Sweeney's and expresses hope for Mrs. Sweeney's quick recovery. The column also reports residents moving, returns from a family trip east, a missing gold watch, and a lively moving picture show with several acts praised.
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Monitor
Mr. Sweeney
John Harter
Wenatchee
Harter
Fin Monitor
J. L. Weythman
Bessie
Ruth
Jim
George Weythman
Silvery
Idaho
George Brown
Preservation of Timber Through Creosote Oil Experiments
Ex president of Cornell and ex ambassador to Germany discusses Government studies on wood preservation. Coal tar creosote is found to be a highly effective wood preservative, with experiments showing life of certain timbers doubled or tripled, enabling use of woods prone to decay.
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Cornell
Germany
Uncle Sam
Roosevelt Railread Policy Feature Commentary
French economist Paul Leroy-Beaulieu says Roosevelt errs by overreaching into state ownership of railroads while supporting anti trust actions. He warns public sentiment could push for ownership if Roosevelt fails. the piece mixes foreign opinion, naval drills, drought in Jamaica and Spain, and a cryptic note on American politics and diplomacy.
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Roosevelt
Paul Leroy-Beaulieu
Cour
Ceot Naly
Corportinas
Woman's Exchange at Wenatchee Hotel Offers Hair Goods
Removed to Wenatchee Hotel south of the post office the Woman's Exchange advertises a full line of hair goods and corsets made to order with millinery goods at cost. Mme Tiffany.
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Wenatchee Hotel
Mme
Tiffany
Economic Outlook Warns of Possible Trade Recession
The author argues that despite half a year of strong records most business leaders expect a recession in trade ahead. Banks caution lending and railways cut expenditures while manufacturers plan conservatively. The piece calls for wise public policy and fair railway regulation to restore prosperity and avoid a dangerous shift toward socialism.
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United States
CONSI
Dell
Pedagscues Glue Meeting Promotes County School Work
The assembly of principals and superintendents from Cashmere Wenatchee Leave Worth Worster Peshastin and other districts discussed future work. A committee was formed to plan county school contests and a discussion on promoting grades and reducing grammar grade strain. The next meeting is set for Cashmere on February 1 1968.
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Lynch
Padfield
Cashmere
Sur
Money to loan at 0 percent per year offered
Advertisement notes John A. Gellatly offers loans on securities and titles with 0 percent annual net return to lenders, urging interested parties to consult him for favorable terms and safekeeping of funds.
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John A. Gellatly
Sarp Harness and Saddlery Shop Address Listed
J. E. Sarp Harness and Saddlery operates at 25 Wenatchee Avenue, located next to Little & Wetzel's Market.
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J. E. Sarp
Harness and Saddlery
Wenatchee Avenue
Little & Wetzel’s Market
Veracity Praised by O Grady and Family
In a London Answers style anecdote, O Grady boasts of his truthfulness while Mrs. O Grady helps a child from a fibrous mess. The employer may withhold a penny or praise promptness, claiming faith in his veracity as the tale ends with a quip about punctuality and trust.
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O'Grady
London
Fishermen Grievance Over Newfoundland Fisheries Policy
A British colonial clash arises as Newfoundland leaders protest imperial overruling of Newfoundlander laws in favor of American fishermen. The dispute mirrors broader treaty tensions and suggests a diplomatic scandal as Japanese school questions arise in San Francisco.
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Great Britain
Newfoundland
London
Robert Bond
United States
San Francisco
Hanford Land Offer From Seattle Firm Promises Power
D Gensinger promotes Hanford irrigation lands 32900 acres with 10600 acres in ten acre lots. Wells reach 40 to 260 feet depth depending on elevation. Hanford sits 35 miles up the Columbia from Kennewick. The Hanford Irrigation and Power Co plans a monster Priest Rapids plant and may connect electric car service to Wenatchee and other towns. Six River Road Co surveyed near Hanford.
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Hanford
Columbia River
Kennewick
Priest Rapids
Wenatchee
R. Road Co
D. Gensinger
East Wenatchee
Drayage and Transfer Advise for Eastern Buyers
Drayage and transfer services offered with contact R. E. Hastings phone 772. D Gensinger promotes listing property to attract Eastern buyers. Columbia Valley area noted.
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R. E. Hastings
D. Gensinger
Columbia Valley Weed
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