Apple Packing School and Irrigation Plans In Moses Coulee
Dec 7 report from Columbia River notes Thanksgiving in the valley with a schoolhouse program. Farmers anticipate irrigation. a meeting is set for Dec 11 to discuss contracts and road issues. Also covered are local construction, a Great Northern line delay, and preparations for a Christmas Eve program at the schoolhouse. An apple packing school opens Dec 14 at the Yakima YMC A led by Hugh Berkeley. 5 fee for 20 lessons.
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Columbia River
Daily World
Columbia Valley
Moses Coulee
Washington
Wenatchee
Santa Claus
North Yakima
Hugh Berkeley
Yakima
Seattle club plans holiday gift shift to Washington fruit
Secretary N R Sibley of the Commercial club will propose a resolution at tomorrows meeting urging Seattle residents to send Washington fruit boxes as Christmas gifts instead of importing east goods. He notes a box of apples can be mailed to Chicago for 2 50 Pittsburgh 3 00 and to Philadelphia and New York 3 25. Other resolutions seek railroad and switchmen arbitration to settle northwest disputes.
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Wash
N. R. Sibley
Commercial Club
Sibley
Washington
Chicago
Pittsburg
Philadelphia
New York
Northwest
Malaga News Reels With Movers And Moves Across Columbia
Dave Homer returns from across the Columbia River to buy ten acres of the old ranch and move his family back once a house is built. Local residents visit, hunt, and settle plans as families relocate within the Malaga area and surrounding past four years.
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Malaga
Daily World
Dave Homer
Columbia River
Homer
O. R. Chalker
Wenatchee
Harry Elbert
W. G. Perry
Ellensburg
Samuel Gulick
Newton Hanton
Entiat
J. H. Richardson
Seattle
C. B. Reed Ranch
J. M. Derting
Colockum
Thomas Derifield
Thomas P. Smith
Okanogan County
California
Mr. Rader
Joseph Kelver
Man Caught Here Released
Vancouver Washington December 7 After removal from Wenatchee M E Curts charged with obtaining money under false pretences was released by Sheriff Sappington on Friday Curts had been held in Wenatchee for several days He was brought back after a hard journey due to washouts The books he was to deliver were found at Camas August 8 The charges were dismissed since Camas held the books It is expected he will proceed with deliveries to Camas and Washougal
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Vancouver
Wash
Wenatchee
M. E. Curts
Sappington
Curts
Camas
Washougal
Congress Expected Grants for Columbia River Projects
J N Teal of Portland predicted Congress would fund Columbia River valley waterway work with continuing contracts under the rivers and harbors bill. Traditional sales fade as Wenatchee hosts its major trading event opening Thursday at 9 am, with Schade and Marshall Co. promoting daily tea at the Grotto fountain.
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J. N. Teal
Washington
Portland
Congress
National rivers and harbors conference opens in Washington
President Taft and cabinet members attend a three day national rivers and harbors conference in Washington. Governors of Missouri Connecticut Minnesota North Dakota and other leaders join presentations by German ambassador Count von Bernstorff and Secretary Nagel among others. The gathering endorses engineering proof before projects and bonding similar to the Panama Canal.
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Congress
Taft
Joseph L. Ransdell
Count von Bernstorff
United States
Germany
Handley
Missouri
Weeks
Connecticut
Eberhardt
Minnesota
Burke
North Dakota
Commerce and Labor
Nagel
Herbert Knox Smith
Panama Canal
Waterville to lay rails soon on new line
Waterville Washington December 7 grading on the Waterville Douglas line is finished and bridges nearly done. Rails and ties cars await unloading. If mild weather continues laying of rails will begin. Local business notes include M Garrett partners with O R Kimball and James Nelson expanding furniture stock. Mansfield plans Odd Fellows lodge. Total Tigers and Apple Packers league standings noted with several matches upcoming.
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Waterville, Wash
Waterville-Douglas
M. Garrett
Douglas, Hardware and Implements
O. R. Kimball
James Nelson
Mansfield
Odd Fellows’ Lodge
No Scare In Eastern Industry
Reverend Walden, horticultural editor, argues eastern methods cannot make orcharding profitable in the East. He cites mixed reports of high box yields and large sums from scattered orchards, notes deer damage, and mocks sensational western editorials predicting eastern improvements. He notes his own 2,500 top grafted trees prove flavor matters over showy size.
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Walden
Maine
Pacific Coast
Iowa
Shaw
Great Western
Bargain Carnival Opens Thursday at Schade Parshall Co
Wenatchee shoppers await the grand bargain event opening Thursday at 9 a m in Wenatchee with loud promotion from Schade Parshall Co. The sale touts low Xmas prices, a huge variety of home grown stock and commercial offerings. The Christian Ladies Aid and Methodist church Ladies' groups plan dinners and bazaars in December. J E Carpenter and family plan to move to Chelan. Miss Alice Dickson returns to Seattle after a visit. The Ladies Guild of St Luke's meets at 116 Okanogan avenue tomorrow.
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C & O. Nursery Co
Wenatchee, Wash
State of Washington
Schade & Parshall's
Taft
Schade & Marshall Co
J. E. Carpenter
Chelan
Wenatchee
Schade & Parshall Co
Ladies’ Aid
The
Methodist Church
M. E. Church
Alice Dickson
Seattle
William Dickson
Ladies’ Guild of
St. Luke's Church
McMaster
Okanogan Avenue
Wanted Man and Wife to Run Moses Coulee Orchard
Wyman of Wenatchee Washington seeks a couple to take charge of an orchard next season at Moses Coulee. Classified notices include rooms for rent, chickens for sale, and keys found with a call to the Daily World office for recovery. Minute city details reflect a busy local classifieds page.
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Orchard
Moses Coulee
E. A. Wyman
Wenatchee
Wash
Call Daily World Office
Copper merger plans delayed by Standard Oil ruling
New York dec 7 federal court Standard Oil decision alters the proposed copper merger. Plans now call for separate amalgamations uniting Cole-Ryan and Amalgamated properties with Guggenheim copper holdings as precursors to larger deals. Also reports on the High School Lyceum boys group noting growth and new members.
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Standard Oil
Cole-Ryan
Amalgamated
Guggenheim Copper
Tion
Lyceum
Earl Marr
Russell Miller
Sprague
Messrs
Gill
Misel
Tweed
Foster
Beasley
Trumble
Westcott
Kodol advertised as remedy for indigestion and dyspepsia
Advertisement claims many suffer from indigestion and nervous fatigue from dyspepsia. It promotes Kodol as a complete digester that rests the stomach, allowing it to heal. The pitch urges readers to buy a large bottle with a money back guarantee if not benefited.
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E.C. DeWitt & Co
Chicago
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