Washington Horticultural association sees leadership shuffle
W T Clark resigns as president of the Washington Horticultural association with E F Benson of Prosser succeeding him. Benson plans an active program at the Prosser January meeting featuring irrigation expert William Smythe and marketing discussions led by EB Shepard of Hood River.
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E. F. Benson
Prosser
Washington Horticultural Association
W. T. Clark
California
Vancouver
Benson
Smythe
Washington
Aberdeen Eleven May Play Chicago
Seattle December 5 Oak Park high of Chicago the East champion and Aberdeen high the Northwestern claimant look to meet in Seattle for a Christmas or New Year game. Manager Patterson has courted Seattle to host a three game series during the holidays with plans nearly financed and negotiated. A clash with Chicago would crown the national high school title and draw strong local interest at Denny Field on the University of Washington campus.
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Seattle
Oak Park High School
Chicago
Aberdeen High School
Northwestern
K. M. Patterson
Northwest
Broadway
Oaks Park High School
Middle West
East
Aberdeen
Wenatchee
Patterson
Seattle Boys
Par Pers
Denny
University of Washington
Dryden Couple Wed In Local Ceremony
A marriage license was issued Saturday to C. A. Peters and Esta M. Johnson, both from Dryden, marking their wedding in the community.
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Dryden
C. A. Peters
Esta M. Johnson
Water Right Case In Superior Court At Pateros
A water right dispute is being argued in the superior court before Judge Grimshaw this morning. The parties are from Pateros with Ulrich as plaintiff, represented by Peter McPherson, and defendant Sexsmith, represented by P D Smith of Conconully.
Estray Notice from Chelan County Auditor
J D Ross took up a black gelding on November 14 1910 at his ranch two miles NW of Wenatchee Washington weighing about 800 pounds. The horse age 14 branded E D on right stifle and white facial spot. It will be sold to highest bidder for cash December 24 1910 at 2pm unless owner or legal representative appears earlier with title and pays charges. Date of first publication December 5 1910. J Godfrey Auditor Chelan County.
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J. D. Ross
Wenatchee
Wash
E. D
Estray
Cascade snow burden tests the mountains near Everett
Snow has begun its annual siege of the Cascades with three feet of snow along the Great Northern right of way at Tye. Rotary plowmen from Leavenworth and the company’s shovel corps are being deployed to hold down the fall.
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Everett
Cascade Mountains
Great Northern
Tye
Wellington
Leavenworth
Great Northern Shields Cascade Route From Snow Risks
The Great Northern has fortified its mountain track with concrete and timber sheds to prevent snowslides and rock falls. This winter should prove easier to restrain than previous seasons, and travelers may expect fewer disruptions on the Cascade range line.
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Great Northern
Horse trapped in sewer ditch rescued after dig at public corner
A horse owned by the Wenatchee Steam Laundry fell into a sewer ditch at the corner of Pennsylvania and Poplar streets Saturday evening. Crews dug a trench to free the animal, which was delayed from 4 to 10 o'clock before its release.
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Wenatchee
Pennsylvania
Poplar Streets
East Side Spelling Bee at Valley View School
Friday night December 9 at 7 30 there will be a public spelling school at the Valley View school house three miles north of the bridge in East Wenatchee A short program by the school will precede the revived public spelling down Everyone come and spell CHAS N STUTSMAN Teacher
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Valley View
East Wenatchee
Chas.n. Stutsman
Found wedding ring at last during hospital marriage
Mrs. Aldie Hart finally received the ring purchased for her on the morning of their wedding. A friend found the ring in a work shirt pocket last week and sent it with a note, lifting her spirits as she remains hospitalized recovering from a chest wound.
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Aldie Hart
Hart
Woman Faces Prolonged Hospital Stay After Injury
The report notes ongoing severe injuries requiring extended care with an estimated hospital stay of three to four months. Medical staff indicate a challenging recovery ahead and plan staged treatments.
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Northern Life OF
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W. A. Grant
No. 4
South Mission
Clark
William E. Smythe
United States
San Diego
Little Landers
EB. H. Shepard
Hood River
Washinon
Shepard
Paulhamus
Sumner
J. Godfrey
Chelan County
Polk’s Gazetteer
Shipping Suilties “Ack & and Profession
Ee L. Polk
Cascades
Mrs. Aldie Hart
del Mundo
N. M. Streeter, Prop
World Building
Lake Chelan Country
Armstrong's
L. D. Lindsley
Lake Chelan
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VAIL
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