Forced sale of the Eagle Cafe in Reynolds
Brief city notes report a forced sale of the Eagle Cafe with bids invited and sale to occur at once. Contact N. M. Streeter at Hotel Del Mundo via phone 895 for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Co. W. Hastings
Reynolds
Eagle Cafe
N. M. Streeter
Hotel del Mundo
Ae G. C. Corbaley
Spokane
Carload
C. & O. Nursery Company
Russell-Flough
C. E. Gray
Entiat
North
Yakima
G. V. Patterson
O. L. Hansen
Medina
N. D
W. A. Stevenson
Presbyterian Manse
C. K. Brandstrom
Seattle
Russell- Johnson Co
J. G. Olds
Wenatchee
M. C. Gray
Charles M. Chamberlain
Pullman
Mman
M. F. Smith
Chelan
Tedoor
Question on Navy Vessel Names Reveals Systematic Classifications
Harry Taylor learns from a bookstore owner why U S navy ships are named in a fixed scheme. He notes lighthouse tenders carry plant names and that battleships are named after states while other classes follow specific categories.
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United States Navy
Harry Taylor
Wenatchee
Harry
Armstrong
Armeria
Alaska
Armstrong’s
Atlantic
Pacific
Taylor
U. S. Navy
Real Estate Man Writes East About Life in WeNatchee Valley
A Cuba Illinois real estate man describes his move west, reporting large orchard yields in the WeNatchee valley and comparing weight and family growth since leaving Illinois. He shares political views, personal transformation, and hopes readers are inspired to action and informed about regional opportunities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuba
Ilinois, Journal
T. M. Widney
Illinois
Northwestern
Wenatchee Valley
Sorenson Improves as Sequel Delays Move to City
Ira Thomas, partner of Niles Sorenson, reports improvement in Sorenson’s condition at the Seattle hospital. The attending physician will notify if any worsening occurs. No discharge is expected before mid next week, and a move to the city may occur then if improvement persists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pat Sherburne
Seattle
Ira Thomas
Niles Sorenson
Sorenson
Mr. Thomas
Toggery
Chicago Wheat Prices Close On Year End
Chicago wheat prices closed with December at 97 7/18 cents, May at 96 7/8 cents, and July at 93 1/4 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Prosperity and Happiness Wish From Wenatchee Writer
T. M. Widney of Wenatchee Washington extends goodwill to all known and unknown readers. He wishes prosperity and happiness and the blessing of sharing joy and wealth with others for mutual benefit.
Have You Got Any Bugs at the Department Store
A busy holiday scene at Ellis-Forde Department Store ends with a playful exchange. A shopper asks for toy bugs for a Christmas tree and the clerk replies no bugs, noting they are available across the street, leaving both amused.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellis-Forde’s
Ellis-Forde Department Store
the Inquirer
Rear End Collision In Chehalis Causes Fatality
Chehalis Washington December 30 a rear end collision between the regular freight and an extra freight from Chehalis to Centralia killed Yard master S H Hanley of Chehalis. Brakeman J D McMillan was seriously injured. Coroner Sticklin to hold an inquest today to determine responsibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chehalis
Wash
Centralia
S. H. Hanley
Handley
J. D. McMillan
Sticklin
Hanley
Whisky Theft Trial for Chelan Stevedores
Frank Morley and Charles Martin, a stevedore and deckhand on the steamer Chelan, faced trial in Sam Sumner's justice court for petit larceny after alleged theft of four quarts of whisky from a shipment. Morley sought a separate jury trial. a five-man panel including Harvey Mills and others was chosen to verdict, with Jay Cushing excused by mutual agreement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Morley
Charles Martin
Justice Court
Sam Sumner
Notice to Union Carpenters Local 1071 Meeting
Local 1071 United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners will meet next Monday night January 2 in Socialists hall Harlin G N Buich, Secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners
Socialists’ Hall
Harlin Block
Japan’s Fruit Culture Awakens in Modern Era
The article notes Japan’s fruit growing shifted from limited use by households to a growing culture aided by 1877 introductions of foreign fruit trees. It highlights oranges pears plums and grapes as prized crops with substantial 1907 08 production and exports to the United States Canada China and Vladivostok, and lists favored fruits and nuts including persimmon loquat quince pomegranate peaches apricots jujube and walnuts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Japan Magazine
United States
Canada
China
Vladivostok
Seventy Five Head of Cattle Shipped by Methow Firm
The down boat brought 75 head of cattle from the Methow carried by E. R. Banker of the Little & Wetsel Company. Most will be reshipped. Notice to W. W. Circle No. 52 sets the regular meeting for Saturday night December 31 1911 instead of Monday January 2. By order of
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methow
E. R. Banker
Little & Wetsel Company
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Buckeye News
Buckeye Grocery
Wenatchee, Wash
California
Dill
Olives
Conan
Wadco
Olympia
Ohio
Brief City News
A. Trumbull
Port Towssend
State University
Tl School
Armenia
Ill
Journal of
Lulu Nelson
G. N. Buich
Mission Street
World Office
J. J. Eyer
North Mission
Gunther Carlberg
Pennsylvania Avenue
Mills Bros
G. H. Farwell Ranch
Kittitas Street
Roosevelt and
Okanogan Streets
Ridpath
Roslyn
Carney
Cannery
Fruit Culture
Doz
Sunkist
Sunkist Oranges
Florida
Hubbard
Orondo Grocery Harlin
Wenatchee Theatre
L. G. Chapman
W. W
Bliss Electric CO. Inc
TEL
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