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Newspaper
Wenatchee Daily World
Location
Wenatchee, Washington, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1909
Page
3
A roundup of property transfers listing multiple parcels and buyers, with grantees including John A J Farrell M F Peake Tumwater Light & Water Co Clara Johnson and others. Amounts range from one dollar to several thousand dollars, with descriptions of parcels and lot numbers across Wenatchee Leavenworth and surrounding areas.
An advertisement extols Kodol for digestion by mirroring natural stomach processes. It promises a rested stomach, stronger brain, and better emergency readiness, with a guarantee refund if unsatisfied after full use. Includes distribution and real estate transaction snippets for Wenatchee and surrounding areas.
A L DeBolt, once Douglas county sheriff and recent Coulee City merchant, has moved to Brewster and opened a gentleman's furnishing store. He is well known to long-time residents of the valley.
Seattle report outlines that only 218 of 28,947 federal workers come from Pacific Northwest, with Washington 85, Oregon 56, Montana 53, Idaho 24. The piece notes cross-state comparisons, war on tuberculosis drives, and local government consolidation moves as it surveys regional employment and public health efforts.
The annual convention announced the selection of this city as the site for the organization’s national headquarters, marking a major milestone after January discussions and votes among delegates.
Five hundred Mystic Shriners from Washington and Oregon marked the twenty first anniversary and semi annual ceremonial. Among the 61 admitted candidates were Wenatchee and eleven others including John H Ferryman G Carlberg W Stacy A B Courtnay C E Owens Michael Horan W M Olive E A Wyman Alfred L Morris J H Miller Conrad Rose and J J Griggs. John Miller, a capitalist, dislocated his jawbone last week praising Folger's Golden Gate Coffee.
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