Timber Shortage Seen for Wenatchee Valley Fruits Box Demand
A. E. Rickerd of Lake & Rickerd notes the World article on lumber shortages aligns with Wenatchee Valley trends. He cites millions of feet needed yearly for fruit boxes and says 5,000,000 ft were used in the county this season, enough to build 400 average residences if diverted to construction.
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Wenatchee Valley
A. E. Rickerd
Lake & Rickerd
Bonner’s Ferry Lumber Company
Weyerhauser Lumber Company
William Turner
Blackman Brothers
Columbia River
Rickerd
Wenatchee Day Highlights Valley’s Big Red Apple Rise
Wenatchee celebrates its rise from a sagebrush basin to a thriving center famed for apples. The Spokesman-Review credits dramatic regional progress over 15 years, aided by rail, irrigation, and enterprise, with residents like Mrs. D Sutherland moving in as the city expands its electrical plant and orchards.
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Wenatchee
Spokesman-Review
Spokane
Inland Empire
Wenatchee Valley
Great Northern
Priest Rapids
Columbia
Ellensburg
Northern Pacific
Old Town
Atlantic Coast
Card Family Delays California Trip After Seattle Illness
Mr and Mrs J W Card and their baby returned from Seattle where their infant daughter fell ill with pneumonia. They had sold their local home weeks ago and planned to drive to California but postponed the trip after the Seattle stay.
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J. W. Card
Seattle
California
Sound City
Much Work at Dockyards on Columbia and Okanogan
The Columbia and Okanogan docks are busy as steamers are moved to the ways for repair. The Columbia has a broken shaft and river rocks have damaged both ships' keels while the North Star also remains tied up at the docks.
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Columbia & Okanogan
Columbia
Okanogan
North Star
Apple Show Attendance Moves Through Spokane and Wenatchee
Miss Anna Will and Will Dunigan attended the Apple show in Spokane on Wednesday while Mr Henry Will visited the event on Tuesday. Mrs Emma Hart plans to depart for Spokane Saturday after visiting her brother W E Porter. Ernest Wheeler hauled hay to Wenatchee for W E Porter. O Allenbaugh took apples to Wenatchee Thursday. W E Porter and George Daniels work on a large house for Frank Daniels on his ranch. Mr and Mrs A C McPherson hosted dinner in Barnard Kansas visiting Mrs Emmat Hart with A L McPherson W E Porter Hart Edgar McPherson Linden Porter and Linne Porter among guests.
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Anna Will
Will Dunigan
Spokane
Henry Will
Emma Hart
W. E. Porter
Ernest Wheeler
Wenatchee
George Daniels
Frank Daniels
O. Allenbaugh
The World’s New Optimus Press Installation
The Daily World installs a ten ton press with a concrete base. Its precisely adjusted bearings keep a lead pencil from being moved during operation. The new equipment, plus other facilities, will make the World one of the state’s best job plants.
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Daily World
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Peter Lang
Minneapolis
Thomas I. Wilson
Chelan
J. McDonald
San Francisco
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Salt Lake
Roy Lutz
Wm. Crossley
New York
J. B. Tantor
Park River
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A. F. Whitcomb
J. W. Doneen
M. Hoskings
Tacoma
O. A. Berger
Chicago
M. L. Daggy
H. F. Hoffman
Elsie Estes
A. F. Estes
Wm. Gehr, Jr
W. B. Parker
Walter M. Olive
W. R. Johnson
Pittsburg
J. F. Miller
Addie McBee
R. E. Shepard
W. B. Tompen
C. A. Grants of
Waterville
Little Brothers
Wm Howard
Cashmere
Bright
Doan
D. W. Reese
Arizona Avenue
Roslyn
Wash
Dean
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
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United States
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Optimus
King Coal
King Coal Company
King Coal Stock
George F. Clement
Columbia Valley Bank Bldg
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