North Central Washington urged to unite for regional prominence
The World advocates forming a Wenatchee region district to include Wenatchee, Methow, Entiat, Chelan and Okanogan valleys. It argues unity boosts fruit district prestige, cites National Apple Show glory, and urges collaboration over local rivalries to elevate North Central Washington’s profile. Includes Entiat notices of local events and community updates.
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Horan
Wenatchee
Upper
Columbia Valleys
Spokane
Washington
Local Classifieds Note Holiday Messages and Real Estate Offers
Five cents per line for each insertion. W. C. Maas visiting near Spokane and arranging help. A two weeks' Quaker church meeting. Frank Knapp and family at Cowan home for Christmas. also Mr. and Mrs. Wisdom. Roy King visiting parents. returns to Everett after holidays. $15,000 of securities for sale with first mortgages. cash discount available. orchard lands in Wenatchee Valley. Furniture and house for sale or rent. inquiries at 7 S. D street. Five acres bearing netting $2,000 this year. price $7,500 with $2,500 cash. Red Apple Real Estate Co. Typewriters for sale or rent at Wenatchee Business College. Trade offer for 40-acre Seattle-area ranch for Wenatchee orchard property. Daniel McCoo Post No. 105 meets 2nd and 4th Fridays at Odd Fellows Hall.
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T.'w. Clowan
Mise Gertrude
Lewiston
Idaho
Rev. Thomason
Seattle
Gray’s Hall
Entiat Entertainment Club
Entiat Stork
Entiat
Quaker Church
Christian Church
L. W. Campbell
Fern Campbell
Kelly McColm
Wenatchee
the Light and Power Company
Jackson
Culp
W. C. Maas
Spokane
Frank Knapp
Cowan
Wisdom
Roy King
C. C. King
Everett
Davenport
Wash
Wenatchee Valley
Lincoln County
Daily World Office
Jas. L. Corey
Davenport, Wash
Daily World
Red Apple Real Estate Co
Daniel McCoo
Department of Washington and
Alaska
Odd Fellows Hall
M. O. Merrill
J. B. Palmer
Franchise changes and river road construction discussed
A franchise committee weighs shifting track boundaries to south side of Second street and limiting daily operation hours. They note railroad liability for damages, with state law cited as safeguard. Council decision looming. plus news on depot and river line timing, and kindergarten resuming with an assistant. Also a district tax commissioner visit and a local cough remedy endorsement.
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Second Street
Snapp
Columbia Avenue
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Rufus Woods
Wa Se Ewee
Daily World Building
Wenatchee, Washington
Au -10
Modern Spirit
Italy
San Francisco
Connecticut
Wyoming Valley
Pennsylvania
Sym
Chelan County Horticultural Association
North Central
Methow
Chelan
Okanogan Valleys
United States
Mr. Horan
M. Davis
Gray’s Camp
Clint Wolf
F. M. Sanders
Tommy
Tommy Sanders
Bernice Cannon
Ida Ringsteadt
Bennie Pressnal
Business College of
Wenatchee Post Office
Hall
S. Mission Street
South Mission St
Wenatchee, Wash
Morris Wholesale House
Cincinnati
Ohio
Central Meat Market
E. Frank
Wenatchee Business College
Chelan Avenue
L. O. Hall
M. W. Wilson
Harlin’s
H. Holdt
S. D Street
Daily One
Undertakers
C. G. Hall
Funera
F. Sprague
BE. F. Sprague
A. J. Martin
DR. Hutchinson
Wenatchee Furniture Co
DR. Cameron
Rosenburg Block
O. P. Barrows
Rosenberg Block
Williams & Grimshaw
Councellors
Fuller & Mechtel Block
Reeves & Reeves
Wenatchee Drug Co
M. W. Bird
A. E. Edwards
Kititas Ave
Civil Engineers
Co. C. Ward
Columbia Valley Bank Building
Women OF Woodcraft
Yale Circle
Mont ‘N Eagles’ Hall
Henrietta. Bigelow
Viola Palmquis
Eagle Hall
Neil Cozart
M. W
Artie Tedford
O. O F
Sprague Hall
Geo. D. Perry
Noble
A. J. Adams
D. N. Payton
Royal Neighbors OF America
Howard
Sprague’s Hall
Ace Woodruff
Jennie Bartlett
Royal Highlanders
Grace B. Parker
L. H. Armstrong
Woman’s Relief Corps
Daniel eCook
Anna May
Brotherhood OF American Yoemen
Columbia Hi
A. F. Lake
W. A. Grant
C. W. Jorgenson
Riverside Lodge
Bower Hall
B. J. Williams
W. M
R. H. Nowlan
Modern
Woodmen of America
Terry Ross
R. L. Bartlett
Miss Greenman
the Baptist Church
John S. Snapp
F. F. Starcher
Ripley, W. V
Chamberlain
Wenatchee Dancing Academy
Mary A. Damberger
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