MacDonald & Sons Promise Prompt Wenatchee Accounts
A California main office letter from MacDonald & Sons explains J W W MacDonald left Wenatchee for south business, accounts will be settled by check from First National Bank of Wenatchee, and the firm intends to continue in Wenatchee for many seasons.
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the Daily World
California
MacDonald & Sons
Wenatchee
J. W. W. MacDonald
First National Bank of
Wenat
Arrowsmith touts Priest Rapids as future power hub
Pacific Power & Light superintendent George C. Arrowsmith discusses plans for Priest Rapids hydroelectric plant aiming to rival Niagara. He predicts vast investment and a transformative 20 year development of the Columbia River valley with widespread prosperity and progress.
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George C. Arrowsmith
Pacific Power & Light Company
Columbia River Valley
Priest Rapids
Niagara
Sir Arrowsmith
Valley of the Rhine
Wenatchee City Council Special Meeting Framing Contract
A special meeting of the city council was held last night to frame a contract for the coming year with Wenatchee Valley Gas and Electric Company.
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Wenatchee Valley Gas & Electric Company
A Generous Thief Returns Letters to Post Office
A thief who had stolen a suit of clothes and a sweater from Seaman's cafe, and belonging to Oleson of the Pacific hotel, returned the letters found in the suit to the post office. He told the clerk he did not need them, hoping the owner would find use for them. The post office worker did not realize the caller was the same man described in the Daily World.
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Seaman's Cafe
Oleson
Pacific Hotel
Postoffice
Daily World
Rose of the Wildwood is Presented Tonight in Wenatchee
Bell presents one of his best offerings in Wenatchee tonight as the play Rose of the Wildwood debuts at the theatre. Cast and crew from the region perform in a production praised for its charm and vitality.
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Wenatchee Theatre
Bell
Wenatchee
Rose
Ludwig
Comedy Possibilities Highlight Wildwood Play
The Wildwood production earns strong comedy potential and notable dramatic work. Butler as the sheriff and Bell as the pilgrim give standout performances, with the second act climax praised as clever as the walnut scene from Girl of Eagle Ranch. Escaped from Sing Sing drew a full house, and The Sweetest Girl in Dixie repeats Saturday at bargain prices.
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Wildwood
Mr. Butler
Mr. Bell
Pilgrim
Eagle Ranch
Bell
Sing Sing
Dixie
Pasco Seeks Bridge Across Columbia to Connect Kennewick
The Pasco Commercial Club discusses a new Columbia River bridge linking Pasco with Kennewick. A communication from B. B. Hor outlines the proposal and potential benefits for the two cities and regional traffic.
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Pasco
Pasco and Kennewick Clubs Urged to Seek Bridge Link
Rigan, member-elect of the state legislature, urges united action of Pasco and Kennewick commercial clubs. The matter will be brought up in the legislature. it is hoped the bridge will be completed as a connecting link on the main state highway between the two counties.
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Pasco
Kennewick
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