Kiel canal deepens Germany’s lifeline and expansion plans
The piece outlines Germany’s Kiel canal and planned Wiel canal upgrades to 56 feet depth and 1,000 foot locks, aiming to accommodate larger ships like Mauretania. It contrasts with Canadian Welland and U.S. inland waterways, noting costs and strategic shifts, plus US liquor enforcement changes and a local obituary for Hugh W. Wantz.
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Welland Canal
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Seattle Daily Star
Apple Crop Report by States
The October 1 conditions of the apple crop are reported by the United States Department of Agriculture with a year ago comparison. The principal commercial states are listed. Mrs. J H Stout, wife of the Entiat Light & Power manager, visits the city from Seattle. Holcomb's Saturday special excludes sugar by the sack.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Holcomb
Great Northern line opens vast opportunities for Wenatchee region
The new branch from Wenatchee to Waterville and Mansfield counties expands marketing reach for crops. Shipping costs drop from 15 to 20 cents per bushel, or 25 to 50 percent of net profit. Half a million bushels of wheat piled for shipment. Big Bend gains as a stock raising area with cattle and hogs sent by rail. A large new packing house is planned to handle many head daily and future straw collection for winter roughage is anticipated.
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Wenatchee
Waterville
Mansfield
Big Bend
Francis A Christie Birthday Note and Biography
This item marks Francis A Christie’s 51st birthday and outlines his life. Born December 3, 1858 in Lowell Massachusetts he studied Amherst College Johns Hopkins and European universities. He taught at Roxbury Latin Lawrenceville and Harvard Divinity School and now serves at Meadville Theological School.
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Francis Albert Christie
Meadville Theological School
Meadvile
Lowell
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Amherst College
Johns Hopkins
Berlin
Heidelberg
Marburg
Roxbury
Harvard Divinity School
Christie
New Jersey First Newspaper Issued at Burlington
This date in history recalls New Jersey's first newspaper published in Burlington in 1777. Other events include the 1800 Austrian victory at Hohenlinden, the birth of Virginia governor Henry A. Wise in 1806, Illinois admission to statehood in 1818, and Pope Gregory XVI's 1839 bull against slavery.
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Hohenlinden
Henry A. Wise
Virginia
Illinois
Gregory XVI
Local Youth Finishes San Francisco Typing Course
H. H. Horton son of L. P. Horton, prominent in the city, completed a course at the Morganthaler Linotype school in San Francisco and is now employed in the ad room of the Seattle Post-Intelligencer.
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H. H. Horton
L. P. Horton
City
Morganthaler Linotype School
San Francisco
Seattle Post- Intelligencer
Law Student Fred Crollard Near End of Two-Year Course
Fred Crollard of Lemon and Crollard is at the state university finishing his law course with five months remaining in the two-year program. He hopes to complete before the curriculum is extended to three years next year.
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Fred Crollard
Lemon & Crollard
The
State University
Mr. Crollard
Sunday Chicken Free at Holcomb's on Saturday
Holcomb's offers a Sunday chicken free promotion on the upcoming Saturday inviting diners to enjoy a complimentary meal while supplies last. The deal highlights a limited-time event aimed at bringing customers to the restaurant over the weekend.
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Holcomb’s
Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsed By Wenatchee Citizen
Wenatchee readers report quick relief and lasting cure from kidney pain using Doan's Kidney Pills. Mrs A H Witte of Chelan Ave and Second St testifies the remedy ton es and strengthens kidneys with backache relief after a summer need. Family members reportedly share the same benefit. For sale by all dealers 50 cents. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole US agents. Remember the name Doan's.
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Wenatchee
A. H. Witte
Chelan Ave
Second Street
Wash
Red Cross
Doan
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United
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