Vaudeville by Ferguson Company At The Theater
Manager Ferguson books a nine person vaudeville company for one night with dancing singing and sketches plus vida scope pictures. Prices 20c children 40c adults for the extra show. Remaining nights feature regular illustrated songs at standard prices. A muff found by Hildegard Blanck is returned via World ad. Water rents due Feb 1908 with cut off if unpaid. A. C. Gillespie, Waterville pioneer, visits and recalls 196 Wenatchee game.
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Ferguson
Vidascope Pictures
A. C. Gillespie
Douglas County
Brewster
Waterville
Upper Columbia Wheat and Navigation Debate Grows
Long discussion on wheat lands near Bridgeport and Coulee City outlines how 120000 acres lie close to the river yet distant from markets. It notes one farmer hauling to Bridgeport and argues opening navigation could unlock 1 to 2 million bushels yearly. The piece also covers Wenatchee railroad aims and insurance company growth.
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Coulee City
Bridgeport
D. J. Jolly
Colville
Columbia
Enterprise Expedition
Congress
Wenatchee
Western Union Life Company reports strong first year profits and expansion
The Western Union Life Company released a financial statement showing total assets of 202,506.98 with liabilities of 202,506.98 including capital stock 111,600 and surplus 45,216.58. The Spokane company, led by agency manager Fred D. Culver, now has over 50 agents in Washington and Idaho and plans expansion into Montana Oregon California and possibly British Columbia. Policy growth focuses on life health and accident with non-participating dividends and low-cost coverage. Major payout included a $5,000 death claim to L F Carr's widow and about $2,000 in accident and sickness claims. The largest current policy is a $25,000 life policy for Harry L Day of Wallace.
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Philip Harding
Aaron Kuhn
J. P. M. Richards
R. I. Rutter
Wenatchee
Guy C. Browne
Walter M. Olive
Mpcoese Oyook
Western Union Life Company
Guardian Life of
Seattle
Oregon Life of
Portland
Spokane
Fred D. Culver
Mutual Life
Idaho
Sane Company
North Dakota
Spokane Company
Washington
Montana
Oregon
British Columbia
California
Western Union
L. F. Carr
Harry L. Day
Wallace
Hercules
Spraying Plan Aims to Cut Moth Loss in Orchards
A horticultural report discusses a new spraying method to reduce moth damage. Professor Melander proposes two applications a week apart, starting before blossom fall, with an elevated platform for overhead spraying and a field institute at the Hardman ranch to train growers.
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Deecen
A. L. Melander
Horseshoe Theater Adopts New Weekly Schedule
Louis Michel proprietor invites families to the Horseshoe Theater at 112 N Wenatchee Ave for nightly shows at 8 30 and Saturday matinee at 2 30 with a twice weekly program change on Monday and Thursday. Performances feature motion pictures illustrated songs and weekly specialties. Michel will speak Fridays on audience topics.
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Michel
Horseshoe
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Guilford
Marr
Orondo and
Columbia Street
L. O. Hall
Nickel Savings Banks
Farmers’ & Merchants' Bank
Wenatchee, Wash
Hildegard Blanck
P.h.seerfurne
Proctor
Mission Stree
Astir
West
Senator West
Kansas City
Bertie Allendale
Down In the Valley
God
Nineveh
Tyre
Rudyard Kipling
Vachon
Wenatchee Avenue
Arrow Livery
Palace of Sweets
Wenatchee Bakery
F. A. Mechtel
Prop
W. M. Rice
Leavenworth Liveryman
Chelan
Rice the Liveryman
J. E. Sarp
Harness and Saddlery
Little & Wetzel’s
Johnson Bros
Meakin
the Pearl Grocery
Grondo Ave
Wenatchee Realty and Investment Company
Wenatchee Electric Co
Horseshoe Theater
Louis Michel
N. Wenatchee Avenue
Dooley P. Wheeler
Beacon Hill
Lowe
J. P. Ferrin
C. A. Ferrin
Lillie Shepherd
Clay
Hutchinson
Lyons
Martindale
Carrie
John A. Gellatly
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