Wenatchee Ward Office and Columbia Valley Bank Building
The Wenatchee Ward Main Office located in the Columbia Valley Bank Building in Wenatchee Washington lists Farmers Phone 1131. Rufus Woods editor and manager announces post office mailing status. Subscription rates: One year five dollars in advance six months two dollars and fifty cents delivered by carrier ten cents per week.
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The
Wenatchee Ward
Columbia Valley Bank
Wenatchee, Wash
Farmers Phone
Carrice
Fannie Davis
The President's Stand
President Roosevelt will not seek re election and will honor Washington’s tradition. He remains a young man with future opportunities to aid the nation, his popularity growing despite opposition from powerful financial interests. He is praised as a statesman who pursued a national, non partisan program.
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Roosevelt
Washington
American Armada Sets Sail for Pacific Cruise
The United States launches a historic voyage as sixteen battleships depart for the Pacific under President Roosevelt’s leadership. The Hague talks spur major naval buildups worldwide, with the United States urged to solidify its status as a leading naval power amid new Pacific conditions.
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United States
Pacific Ocean
The
Hague
France
Roosevelt
Wenatchee Celebrates Bridge Connection Amid Christmas Spirit
Wenatchee marks a milestone as the Columbia River bridge joins, prompting public cheers. The completion arrives during the holiday season, inspiring residents to celebrate and sing of this big Red Apple metropolis milestone.
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Columbia River Bridge
Red Apple
Wenatchee
Mrs Loving and Golda Plan Monitor Christmas Visit
Mrs. O. E. Loving and her daughter Golda departed for Monitor today to spend Christmas with Mr. and Mrs. M. Chapman and family, joining them for the holiday.
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O. E. Loving
Golda
Monitor
Mrs. M. Chapman
Carden Couple Back in Wenatchee From Sound Visit
Mr and Mrs C M Carden return to Wenatchee after months away on the Sound visiting.
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Mrs. C. M. Carden
Wenatchee
The Money Panic Letter to the Editor Criticizes Attacks
A reader defends the president amid the money panic, arguing the president has done his duty enforcing laws, speaking openly, and not treating citizens as hypocrites. The letter questions calls for silence while urging faithful and fearless execution of the laws.
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Chicago
Bank Panic Tied to Money Kings and Market Manipulation
A reader from Walnut Illinois argues that the current bank panic stems from money kings in high finance selling stocks and bonds to curb circulation, creating scarcity even as similar crises have recurred for thirty years. He urges Congress to prevent such actions to stop future cycles. December 16.
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New York City
National Treasury
Congress
A. J. Trimble
Walnut, Ill
Chelan News and Society Notes from Chelan Valley
Amos Edmunds and son Palmer return from Illinois rested and healthy. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Switzer plan to winter in Chelan moving into Woodin Avenue home. Mrs. J. Howard Watson flies to Seattle. Harold travels to Pullman for horticulture studies with plans to return in March. Veron sisters attend family rites in Wenatchee. Eastern Star elects officers for the year and schedules a joint instatement with Chelan Valley Lodge. Local ads tout Dabrooks and Allen perfumes, Palm candy, and millinery bargains at Wenatchee Drug Co and Armstrong’s Store. Christmas gifts featured at Hotel Wenatchee and Woman's Exchange Mme Wiffany. John A. Gellatly offers loans at 10 percent with securities and titles knowledge.
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Chelan
Amos Edmunds
Palmer
Illinois
Harry Switzer
Seattle
Whaley Seaings
Woodin Avenue
J. Howard Watson
Harold
Harverene Lodge
Pullman
The
State College
Watson
Chicago
Lake Chelan
Dorothy
Elizabeth Vernon
Spokane
Wenatchee
Eastern Star Chapter
Margaret Tukey
J. W. Chatfield
H. W. Wentworth
C. E. Jackson
Blanche Larrabee
Chelan Vailey Lodge
Hogs Bros Wagon Work Specializes in Rubber Tire Band Sawing
Hogs Bros offers wagon construction and repair with rubber tire expertise and band saw services. The shop highlights wagon wheels, axles, frames, and precise cutting work for sturdy mobile loads.
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Hogs Bros
River Steamers Schedule and Okanogan Project Folders
Daily departures from Wenatchee at 6:00 am and from Orondo 8:00 am and 8:30 am with stops in Chelan Falls and Pateros. Arrives Brewster at 6:30 pm. Steamer runs Wenatchee to Bridgeport Monday Wednesday and Friday mornings with return trips that night. Ask for special folders on the Okanogan irrigation project and Lake Chelan district.
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Wenatchee
Orondo
Entiat
Chelan Falls
Pateros
Brewster
Bridgeport
Okanogan Irrigation Project
Lake Chelan District
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Fern Candy
Postoffice
F. Eggiman
Drayage and Express
Eagle Livery & Transfer CO
Howard Thomas the Jeweler
Wenatchee Bakery
F. A. Mechtel
Proctor
Mission Stree
J. E. Sarp
Harness and Saddlery
Wenatchee Avenue
Little & Wetzel’s Market
L. O. Hall
Rufus Woods
Wenatchee Wash
Dabrook’s
Wenatchee Drug Co
Wenatchee Drug! ‘Co
Armstrong
Woman’s Exchange
Mme. Wiffany
Armstrong's
John A. Gellatly
Vv. L. C
Care World Office
Mr. Lewis
Lady Cook
Wood Camp
D. W. Foster
Reynolds
Wash
D. Gensinger
Morris Wholesale House
Cincinnati
Ohio
Rose
J. W. Straption
Bower Block
Wenatchee Ave
Chelaw Ave
M. W. Nelson
D. A. Real
Womens Exchange
Wenatchee Hotel
P. O
Wenatches Valley
W. R. Russell
L. W. Wells
Twin Falls
Bower & Nowlan
Kroeger
Cole Webster
Walla Wallast
G. E. Clarke
Bob
J. O Stout
Parker
Pogue Drug Co
John Gellatly
Okanogan Street
L. R. Holm
R. F. Holm
Snohomish Creamery
Wanatchee Ave
T. Wells
Betty & Son
World Office
B. Eastman
Business College
M. Lewis
Wenatchee Business College
Albany Dusseries, Inc
Albany
Oregon
Bright Boy
Ite
World
Express & Parcel Delivery
F. M. Lucavish
J. J. Byer
Mission St. South
Doctor McCoy
LR. A. T. Krupp
First National Bank
Phoonw
Frank Culp
Dewrwis
DR. Hutchinson
Wenatehee Furniture Co
DR. Cameron
Rosenburg Block
J. W. Lemon Fye
Eirst Nathank
K. Gauntt
Methew Street
Civil Engineers
C. ©. Ward
Rosenberg Block
Wenatehee, Wash
J. W. Sussex, C. E
H. W. Russell
Bower Hall
H. Dennis
W. M
H. W. Stockton
Recorder
Wenatchee Lodge
Sprague Hall
J. H. Auvie
Maccabees OF the World
J. H. Dahling
C. A. Battles
Royal Neighbors OF America
Howard
Grace Woodcuff
Recordes
Jennie Bartlett
Oracle
Royal Highlanders
Eagle’s Hall
Grace Parker
C. H. Armstrong
Woman's Relief Corps
Daniel McCook
Emma Gardner
M. R. Olds
GA. R
Department of Washington and
Alaska
Odd Fellows Hall
M. O. Merrill
J. B. Palmer
Sydney 8. Barker
Gall
Chelan Amp Nee North
Co. G. Hall
C. G. Hall
E. F. Sprague
B. F. Sprague
A. J. Mastin
Wenatehee
Waea
S. D. Griffith
Reeves & Reeves
Thomas & Marsh, Lawyers
Postoffice Building
Corbin & Kemp
Farmers & Merchants’ Bank
Riverside Lodge
Thayer
BR. H. Nowlan
Modern Woodmen OF America
Frank Baggott
L. Bartlett
Brotherhood OF American Y
Columbia Homestead
Spragueag
A. F. &Gie
W. A. Grant
W. Jorgenson
Columbia and Okanogan Steamboat Co
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