Local real estate buy near post office may boost corner
C B Halbert closed a deal for fifty feet of the Charles H Black holdings south of the post office for 8500 dollars through Walter M Olive. Black of Seattle owned 120 feet on the corner and will erect a brick two story building. the north fifty feet becomes part of Economy Drug and Gagnon Photo gallery. Six acres sold for 10500 dollars to Mrs Arabella Savage from Wisconsin to settle in the valley and build a home this spring. J L Corey, Daily World foreman, left after learning his brother had died en route to Davenport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C.B. Halbert
Postoffice
C. B. Halbert
Chas. H. Black Holdings
Walter M. Olive
Mr. Black
Seattle
Economy Drug Store
Gagnon
Arabella B. Savage
Wisconsin
Wenatchee Realty & Investment Company
van Holderbeke-Tidmarsh
J. L. Corey
The
Daily World
Davenport
Mr. Corey
Wenatchee Valley Patriot Praised for Apple Show Glory
O M Brooks of Cashmere praised Wenatchee for its National Apple show success and forecast rapid growth. He urged residents to unite, foreseeing Wenatchee becoming a gem city with a booming population and ongoing prosperity in the Inland Empire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. M. Brooks
Cashmere
Spokane
Wenatchee
Wenatchee Valley
Inland Empire
Waterville Delegates to Evening Road Meeting
The Waterville delegation to the Commercial Club meeting gathers tonight at 8 to discuss securing state road construction. Members include A L Rogers Geo H Wiley James Kennedy Chas Brennesholtz County Commissioner Stallard Judge Steiner and incoming officials Senator elect Davis and Representative elect Campbell are expected.
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Waterville
Commercial Club
A. L. Rogers
Geo. H. Wiley
James Kennedy
Chas. Brennesholtz
Stallard
Steiner
Davis
Ephrata
Campbell
Quincy
New
Columbia River Bridge
C. A. Grants
Spokane
Spokane trader sells Chelan Orondo lot for 3000 dollars
Walter M. Olive from Spokane closed a sale with C. H. Black of Seattle to E. G. Oakes the Grand Forks fruit buyer. The fifty foot lot on the east side of Chelan and Orondo avenues near the Methodist church sold for 3000 dollars. Oakes plans to build on the lot as an investment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter M. Olive
Spokane
Chelan and
Orondo Avenues
C. H. Black
Seattle
E. G. ‘Oakes
Robinson and Company
Grand Forks
Methodist Church
Oakes
Apples Bring Record Price at Spokane Exhibition
Dave Gellatly returned from the Spokane apple show and reported the sale of three quarters of a box of apples to an enthusiastic visitor. A morning offer of fifteen dollars for three boxes of one tier apples Black Bens Wolf River and Hubbernsons was accepted, setting a record price for the display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spokane
Apples show fuels brisk Spokane bidding for fancy fruit
Keen bidding at the Spokane show for fancy apples as A. E. Michaels of Gibson & Co. led purchases from summer fruit, while William Crossley of Crossley & Sons won the Mike Horan car load. The apples will ship east to New York City for distribution, with some destined for London. Crossley toured the valley after dinner with Commercial Club Secretary Gellatly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spokane
A. E. Michaels
Gibson & Co
Mike Horan
William Crossley
Crossley & Sons
New York
New York City
London
Horan
Crossley
Gellatly
Commercial Club
Extra Edition Reports Spokane Apple Show Victory
The Daily World published an extra edition due to high demand for news of the Spokane Apple Show sweep and Wenatchee fruit growers victory. The Saturday World carried a complete exhibit and prize story, with several thousand copies printed for orders at the office. L. P. Horton, formerly of this place now of Wenatchee, bought 20 acres in Brewster Orchard tracts and predicts rapid local fruit growth surpassing all regions in five years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spokane
Wenatchee
L. P. Horton
Brewster
Estes Family Visit SeattLe Lane Business in Wenatchee
Mrs A F Estes Miss Elsie Estes and William Gehr of Seattle lane in Wenatchee are in town on business for several days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. F. Estes
Elsie Estes
William Gehr
Seattle Lane
Wenatchee
Yakima Man Fights Prize Protest Over Apple Exhibit
H M Gilbert of North Yakima protests the first prize award for best carload of apples at the National Apple show, claiming judges lacked competence and that margins favored M Horan. He cites score discrepancies, seeks action from the board, while Horan defends his packing and notes assistants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Horan
H. M. Gilbert
North Yakima
Board of Trustees
Gilbert
Claude I. Lewis
Oregon Agricultural College
Lewis
Mr. Gilbert
Horan
Kress & Carey
Hamilton, Mont
Ees
George Drinkwine
George Cruikshank
Mr. Cruikshank
Wenatchee
Scotland
Washington health officers form state association
Dr. C. Gilchrist accompanies the group in Seattle as a charter member of Washington state association of health officers formed to gain public recognition and to push legislation. The effort aims to reduce preventable deaths shown by state vital statistics and improve health department work. John Osborne of Chelan Falls visit on business.
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C. Gilchrist
Seattle
Washington State Association of Health Officers
Dr. Gilchrist
Washington
John Osborne
Chelan Falls
Spokane
Billy Sunday
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Seatin Rink
R. P. Rice
Shipp
F. M. Frankford
Idaho
WENAT
Cher Valoey
Ice
Wenatchee Electric Co
Columbia Valley Bank
Dave Gellatly
England
Smike Horan
BY WM. Crossley
Will
Yakima
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