Wenatchee to Build Modern Apartment House at Prime Intersection
R M Lewis of the Wenatchee Business College purchases 250 feet of frontage at the Douglas Chelan Palouse intersection through Norell and Geyer. He plans a modern apartment building with Lorena style features, aims for occupancy by fall, and emphasizes privacy, ample closets, and outdoor rooms with city views.
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R. M. Lewis
Wenatchee Business College
Norell & Geyer
Douglas
Chelan
Palouse
Mr. Lewis
Lorena
Seattle
Pike and
Boylston
Lewis
Wenatchee
Christmas Exercises At Church Tonight And New Year Plans
Rev J W Johnson pastor. Christmas exercises of the Sunday school at 7 30 this evening with a musical program Kris Kringle and His Crew by the young people. Sunday morning sermon on Christ the Hope of Immortality and evening The Seer the True Sage. New Year s eve church business meeting dinner invitations issued to members and Baptists in the valley. Church to adopt constitution and by laws and elect officers. Hymnal Hymns of Worship and Service to be used. Christmas tree party at Gillman place hosted by Burns Yocum with 15 friends. L H Bloom hosts J M Duffy family Mrs Scott and W Lenahan. Music and refreshments provided.
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J. W. Johnson
Kris Kringle
Century Company
Methodist Church
Christian Church
Church of God
Tichenal
Presbyterian Church
John Scott
Washington Weather Rain Snow Likely Tonight
Washington faces rain or snow tonight and Saturday as a weather system moves through. Snow accumulation may be limited but flurries could affect travel. Local schools monitor conditions for any early dismissals.
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Washington
Wenatchee Sunny Slope tract formed for orchard development
Olympia reports incorporation of Wenatchee Sunny slope Orchard Company led by A. C. Dallach as secretary. Eastern investors plan development of Sunnyslope Orchards near Wenatchee watered by Wenatchee high line canal. Five acre tracts will be sold with Orchard Growing Co. to plant and care for trees. H. E. Hardesty & Co. to act as Wenatchee agents.
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Olympia
Wenatchee Sunnyslope Orchard Company
A. C. Dallach
Sunnyslope
Sunnyslope Orchards
Wenatchee High Line
Orchard Growing Company
H. E. Hardesty & Co
Wenatchee
Knights to Hold Christmas Day Services at lodge
The Knight Templars will conduct services in the Masonic lodge rooms on Christmas morning at 8 30. All Knights are invited and urged to attend as this is one of their special observances.
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Knight Templars
Masonic Lodge
Great Northern
Spokane
Mistletoe sales teased as Christmas brings cheer
L. A. Tice of the Wenatchee Floral Co. says girls are buying mistletoe quickly and believes boys will have a good time this Christmas, signaling holiday spirit in local shops.
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L. A. Tice
The
Wenatchee Floral Co
Races Moved To Lower Wenatchee Avenue Track
Races rescheduled for tomorrow on the lower speedway begin at 10 o clock with free admission. Entries include Radium the bay colt and Morning Glory a noted mare from Centennial 76. Judges H R Parshall Bill Smith and William Reed promise fair judging.
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Upper Speedway
Chelan Avenue
Wenatchee Avenue
A. S. Griggs
Peter Wheeler
Martin
Billy Lang
E. F. Morris
Charley Brown
Chelan
Dr. Culp
Morning Glory
Judge Martin
P. D. Peters
Bill Smith
Wells & Morris
H. R. Parshall
William Reed
Explorer Cook Is Discredited
An Explorers' Club committee in New York reports that evidence does not prove Dr. Cook reached Mt McKinley. It recommends expelling him from the organization for attempting to seek glory by such means.
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New York
Explorers’ Club
Cook
Mt. McKinley
Chelan Teachers Win Certificates and Local Property Sale
Chelan county teachers Isabelle M Byron Terrence Cunningham Wm A Howe Myrtle Pennington Edith C Simon Nettie Mae Sutton James A Wescott May Jaynes Helen Mc Kenzie Rose Waltman earned certificates. Eagle Livery sold lot 14 block 40 to C B Halbert for 3500 dollars, adjoining the Gagnon studio site also owned by Halbert.
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Chelan County
Isabelle M. Byron
Terrence Cunningham
Wm. A. Howe
Myrtle Pennington
Edith C. Simon
Nettie Mae Sutton
James A. Wescott
May Jaynes
Helen McKenzie
Rose Waltman
Eagle
C. B. Halbert
Gagnon
Halbert
Strike Still On In St Paul Rail Talks
Strike conditions remain unfavorable after a conference between northern railroads and the switchmen committee. A peace announcement by a meeting failed and another conference is planned to seek better results.
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St. Paul, Minn
Comfort Station Opens in Former Olympia Café
J. M. Duffy fitted the former Olympia cafe into a new comfort station for men. The lounging room features easy chairs tables rugs and pictures with electric lighting and steam heat. It includes a toilet and lavatory and offers free access and periodicals to all men. It is the city's only facility of this kind.
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J. M. Duffy
Olympia Cafe
Presbyterians Aid Ten Families With Generous Holiday Gifts
The Presbyterian group delivered substantial gifts to ten city families, providing large turkeys, apples, potatoes, clothes, purses, and meal essentials. The box load required a large wagon to transport, making a pleasing holiday scene for the community.
Christmas Visits Bring Families Together in Entiat and Seattle
W. S. Trimble spends Christmas with relatives in Entiat. Leslie Wenner arrives to share the holiday with his family after attending the university in Seattle.
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Leslie Wenner
The
University
Seattle
Local Lumber Firm Manager Accepts Move to Yakima
G. B. Parks, five years manager of Hayden Lumber Co retail yards, will join Yakima Valley Lumber Co in North Yakima and depart soon. S. F. Corbin traveled to Seattle to spend the holidays.
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G. B. Parks
Hayden Lumber Co
Yakima Valley Lumber Co
North Yakima
Christmas Tide and the Spirit of Good Will
The piece extols Christmas as a time of brotherhood and generosity, dissolving class hatreds and rivalries. It highlights the holiday’s call to justice, kindness, and altruism, noting how memories of childhood and the life of Christ inspire goodwill and acts of aid and friendship nationwide.
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Galilee
Hay Market Strain Eases as Klienberg Hay Corner Looms
Amid tight hay supplies, Seattle and Tacoma traders push to break Henry Klienberg’s Ellensburg corner. Expect action on 10 000 tons held by Klienberg soon with possible compromises by mid January. Palouse roads and pricing differences complicate relief while a dead horse buried near the river sparks city debate on disposal options.
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Henry Klienberg
Ellensburg
Seattle
Tacoma
Klienberg
Wenatchee
Okanogan
Moscow
Idaho
Pupils Recital by Brownell and New Brownell Quartet
C O Brownell directed a recital at the Conservatory of Music 28 North Mission street with his pupils and the Brownell Male Quartet. The audience filled the room as the quartet earned particular praise for blending and tone balance. The ensemble includes Brownell tenor director Bacon second tenor Howard baritone and Boys bass, poised to enter the city’s concert scene.
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C. O. Brownell
Brownell
Conservatory of Music
North Mission Street
R. Rubenstein
Pueteteor Egos
Ces
Paderewski
Olive Winn
Il Desiderio
Robert Reeves
Davy Jones
H. W. Petri Dwight
Harris Brownell
C. C. Bacon
J. H. Howard
Dwight Boys
Bliss & Co. Wins School Electric Furnishings Contract
The contract for electric furnishings for the new high school building was awarded yesterday to Bliss & Co. This selection completes the financing and supply plan for essential school infrastructure.
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Bliss & Co
Wenatchee Business College Sleighing Event
The Wenatchee Business College hosted a biweekly entertainment outing for students. A sleigh ride left at 5 p.m. for two hours, followed by oyster stew sandwiches cakes and coffee provided by the Home Tea Co. The event featured festive sleigh bells and a jovial crowd ready for winter fun.
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Jack
Wenatchee Business College
Waldorf
Home Tea Co
Delmonico Green
Alfalfa Fed Beef Guessing Contest At Little Wetsel Market
The 920 pound alfalfa fed beef attracted close guesses. E W Cain won a 12 pound turkey for guessing 921 pounds, with Mrs David Keith taking second for 923. Others included John Dooley 927 C E Lewis 925 J L Tedford 915 John W Ginger 925 and Charles Hardman 925 on a second guess. The beef, raised by A J Olds across the Wenatchee River, remains on display.
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J. L. Tedford
John W. Ginger
Charles Hardman
A. J. Olds
Wenatchee River
Forefathers Day Sermon and Christmas Solo Planned
In a Sunday program Dr Steven son will preach on Pilgrim fathers simplicity courage and reverence. Louis Crollard will perform an offertory violin solo. Evening theme is The Influence of an Ideal Young Man. Men will sing and Mrs George Scheidemantel will sing a Christmas solo. All are invited including strangers.
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Dr. Stevenson
Louis Crollard
George Scheidemantel
Christmas Exercises At Christian Church
Christmas activities at the Christian church include Sunday School children performing a tree and exercises Friday at 7 pm. Sunday Bible school presents The Birth of Christ at 10 am, followed by a 11 am sermon The Cradle and Christmas. Junion C E at 3 pm Senior Co E at 6 30 pm. The evening service for young people features a sermon The Kind Young People in Demand at 7 30. Elder W L McTivaine will fill the pulpit in the pastor's absence.
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Christian Church
Christ
Junion C. E
W. L. MclTivaine
Goodall Denies Spokane Chamber Ties to Apple Exhibit
F. E. Goodall president of the Spokane Chamber of Commerce writes from New York City admitting a carload of Wenatchee apples was purchased to exhibit in New York and promote Arcadia Orchard Lands 35 miles north of Spokane. He denies Chamber of Commerce involvement and says the exhibit is a private land-selling venture approved by northwest railroads and aided by J. J. Hill.
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F. E. Goodall
Spokane Chamber of Commerce
L. G. Monroe
Spokane Boosters
New York City
Wenatchee
H. W. Halling
Commercial Club
Arcadia
Spokane
Wenatchee Papers
Northwest
Goodall
Chamber of Commerce
Northwest Railroad
J. J. Hill
Halling
St Luke's Episcopal Church Christmas Services
Christmas services announced at St Luke's Episcopal Church include Holy Communion and sermon by Rev G H Wellman on December 25 at 10:30 a m, morning prayer and sermon December 26 at 11 a m, evening prayer and sermon 7 30 p m, with a 25 voice choir and multiple Christmas music selections. A children's service and carols are planned for December 27 at 7 30 p m, all are invited.
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G. H. Wellman
Northern Mission
Pee Rior
Sullivan
Morn Neidlinger
Gounod
Nazareth
Bamby
Foster
F. Stuart Hyatt
J. R. Taylor and Wife of Seattle Visit Town
Mr J. R. Taylor and his wife of Seattle are spending several days in the city, staying at a local hotel and visiting nearby sites.
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J. R. Taylor
Seattle
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