Wenatchee City News Items Mix Holiday Hints and Local Goings On
Mrs. L W Studley returns from six weeks in Nebraska with word that many may visit the Wenatchee valley next season. Holiday goods and gifts flood local shops. specials include apples for Xmas, chocolates, fountain pens, raffia handbags, and jewelry. Attending figures include Hugo Victor of the Atchison Topeka Santa Fe railroad, Swakane canyon investors, and local merchants Williams Pogue Weratchee Drug Co Milot Mills and Novelty Shop.
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L. W. Studley
Nebraska
Wenatchee Valley
Hugo Victor
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railroad
Portland
Pogue Drug Co
Do. A. Battles
Enmoity
Ohio
Weratchee Drug Co
Will H. Thompson
H. H. Benton
John QD. Dill
Seattle
Swakane Canyon
Belser
Col. Valley Bank
McDonald's
Wenat¢he
Wenatchee Drug Co.s
Mildred Finch
Howard Thomas
Columbia River
Mason & Yocum
A. A. Piper
Wenatchee Avenue
T. T. Gwin, Jr
Northwestern Fruit Exchange
C. & O. Nursery Company
Russell-Plough
Women of Woodcraft Dance at Eagle Hall
The Women of Woodcraft will hold a public dance at Eagle Hall on Monday evening December 19. Good music will be provided and engraving done at the World office, phone 1135.
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Woodcraft
Eagle Hall
Walker Street
Breese-Webber Co
Rabies Suspected in Snake River Stock Quarantined
Dr EB T Baker assistant state veterinarian left Ascetia to examine stock owned by Victor Hendrickson on Snake river after reports from the state college that a dog head from here and a chicken head with two coyotes showed rabies signs. A strict county quarantine is in effect.
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Ascetia
Wash
EB. T. Baker
Victor Hendrickson
Snake River
State College
His Good Fortune Prompts Steel Rail Venture
A man begins a rail supply business after learning most rails are produced in rolling mills. He converts a bankrupt foundry into a mill, secures machinery, and persuades society women to buy rails. A railroad president requires weekly deliveries and workers produce durable rails, wrapped in tissue and pink ribbon, fueling early orders.
Barber Discovers Hair Loss Remedy Fails Patient
A man complains to his barber that two bottles of hair growth medicine did not work. The barber admits the product’s failure and the man says he will drink one more bottle but only as a last resort.
Great Prospects
A witty exchange from the Toledo Blade contrasts a speaker facing ruin with another urging action and resourcefulness. The dialogue frames dire finances as a call to seek new options rather than surrender to despair.
Irrigation Syndicate Forms to Water Willamette Valley Lands
Hartman and Thompson bankers of Portland announce a newly organized irrigation syndicate to cover 20 900 acres in the Willamette Valley Oregon. They offer experienced irrigationists the first 1 000 acres at about half price.
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Willamette Valley
Oregon
Hartman & Thompson
Portland
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Eatables
Orondo Grocery
Harlin Block
BBC City News
Third
Kittitas
Rufus Woods
Milot Mills
Merle Baker
New York City
M. E. Baker
Mooney
Wenatchee Drug Co
Russell Johnson Co
Longmore
Eilers Piano House
J. D. Logan
Waterville
Thomas H. Benton
Chelan
Hotel Wenatchee
W. O. W. Dance
the Buckeye Grocery
Brussels
California
Toledo Blade
Chelan Ave
A. L. Coleman
Malaga
F. A. Rogers
Wenatchee Fuel Co
First St
Wenatchee Ave
Mission St
Cannery
Rome
Thomas Sissler
Queen City
Nation
Washington, D. C
Forest Service
National Forests
Cae
Loggins
Onlu
Battenburg
Battenberg
Fancy
Man
Seerence
Paris
Zener-Hilt
Viei Kid
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