Wilson of Seattle for governor backed by Morning Leader
Port Townsend December 4 The Morning Leader a leading republican paper on the west side of the sound launches former United States Senator John L Wilson of Seattle for governor. The editorial cites a definite source for Wilsons latest ambition and notes federal expenditures in the state trace to his congressional work as evidence of his strength while dismissing Republican opposition as jealousy with no factual basis.
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John L. Wilson
Port Townsend
Morning Leader
the Sound
United States
Seattle
Wilson
Mead
Congress
Washington
Senator Piles seeks big or small A Y P Exposition appropriation
The witness notes Senator Piles introduced a bill in Congress for a 1 106 000 dollar appropriation for the A Y P Exposition. Seattle residents set a pace that promises a major northwest exposition of the decade. Wenatchee exhibits fruits and produce at fairs and conventions, signaling its prominence as a fruit growing district. Belmont and Peachey Additions seek water for city expansion. The city currently supplies water to northern residents beyond limits and within city limits deserves priority. Suburban Home Second Suburban Home and Smith Park residents seek city citizenship, arguing shared interests with Wenatchee and a larger, more beautiful city with more schools libraries avenues police protection lights streets water and urban improvements. It remains to be seen if city limits will extend. Prince Atkinson still seeks the man who took his hat at a recent dance. Two Malaga youths were married yesterday. Bridge work advances and the span will close in a few days. the bridge ranks among the United States’ largest, and the Commercial Club will mark the completion with proper celebration.
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Piles
A Y. P
Seattle
Northwest
Wenatchee
Belmont
Peachey
Smith Park
Wenatchee Avenue
Prince Atkinson
Malaga
United States
Commercial Club
Stockmen to Meet
Stockmen to Meet with discussions on improving Northwest live stock market conditions. Delegates include E S Waterman of Walla Walla and Prof. E E Elliott of Pullman. Dr C W Deming, U S Inspector of Spokane, presents the meat inspection results. Short talks by delegates to con-
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E. S. Waterman
Walla Walla
Wash
Northwest
Fprof
E. E. Elliott
Pullman
Spokane
C. W. Deming
U. S
Western wool growers meet with lectures and reports
The second day of the convention will feature general discussions, committee reports, and officer elections. The program includes talks on forest reserves, stockman evolution, Western Fever, range history, and a paper by the National Wool Growers Association secretary. A large gathering is anticipated and financial matters and shopping notes are included.
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D. B. Sheller
Wenatchee
Wash
L. MacLean
Spokane Canal Co
Spokane
E. F. Benson
Prosser
S. B. Nelson
Pullman
George Urquhart
Krupp
George L. Walker
National Wool Growers’ Association
Cheyenne
Wyo
Rolin
Nothing to be Thankful For
A brief item notes a child’s lack of religious instruction and a humorous exchange about saying grace. It mentions a guest asking if the father says grace, the girl’s reply about paying cash, and a local note about new pipes and Wenatchee scenic postcards at the Mascot.
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Elizabeth
Grace
Steamship Schedule to Brewster and Bridgeport 1906
Effective November 1 1906 the Wenatchee to Brewster route runs daily with morning departures at 5 00 from Wenatchee 8 00 from Orondo 8 30 from Entiat 12 00 from Chelan Falls and 6 00 from Pateros Arrive Brewster at 6 00 daily The Wenatchee steamer to Bridgeport leaves Monday Wednesday and Friday mornings with a return trip the same night Special folders available on the Okanogan irrigation project and Lake Chelan district.
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Orondo
Entiat
Chelan Falls
Pateros
Brewster
Bridgeport
Okanogan Irrigation Project
Lake Chelan District
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