Horseshoe Theater Presents Weekly Shows at Louis Michel Proprietor
The Horseshoe Theater operated by Louis Michel offers nightly performances starting 8 30 with a Saturday 2 30 matinee. Programs change twice weekly on Monday and Thursday. Featuring motion pictures and illustrated songs sung by talent, with weekly new specialties. Mr Michel speaks Friday nights on audience suggested topics. Family oriented venue with strict order and 25c prices.
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Michel
Horseshoe
Soap Lake Social Rounds Include Farewell Party
Mrs Hathaway was honored with a farewell surprise party last Monday evening featuring games and an oyster supper. Soap Lakers joined a local dance in Ephraim, a birthday surprise for Mr. Thomas, and skating dominates now.
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Soap Lake Suds
Disposition of the Lands in Public Domain
The article discusses the need to limit private acquisition of public land for non homestead uses and to preserve water as a public utility. It notes Indian land openers face resistance and emphasizes fairness to Indian owners in openings and allotments. A lengthy list of names and small payments follows, with a statement that further offers may be called upon if needed.
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West
Waiting list contributions recorded for needed funds
A list shows contributions from G. C. Calentine one dollar T. H. Walker one dollar R. J. Rockey one dollar J. L. Corey fifty cents R. Woods one dollar Albert Woods seventy five cents J. Michels one dollar Mrs. Guy C. Browne one dollar D. W. Roderick fifty cents to cover necessary waiting list placements.
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G. C. Calentine
T. H. Walker
R. J. Rockey
J. L. Corey
R. Woods
Albert Woods
J. Michels
Guy C. Browne
D. W. Roderick
Portland Fair Triumphs Over Jamestown in Attendance
The Lewis and Clark Exposition drew about 120,000 visitors from east of the Rockies, with free admissions totaling 905,990 while Jamestown hosted 1,413,042. Despite Jamestown’s larger reach, Portland’s smaller cost and country size made the western fair markedly successful.
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Jamestown
Portland
Chicago
St. Louis
Rocky Mountains
Jamestown Debt Compared With Portland Exposition Outcomes
The text contrasts Jamestown and Portland on attendance radii and longevity. Jamestown drew 39 million people within a 525 mile radius, lasted seven months, and implausibly will not repay any debts to the U.S. government. Portland ran 4.5 months, repaid 20 percent to stockholders, and was fully debt free by expo midtime.
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Jamestown
Portland
United States
Woman's Exchange Advertises Corsets and Hair Goods
Fresh supply of corsets and hair goods available at the Woman's Exchange. Mrs. B. J. Tiffany invites customers to Wenatchee Hotel for selections.
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Woman's Exchange
Just
B. J. Tiffany
Wenatchee Hotel
Blewett Nuggets Celebrate Anniversary and Dinners
Mr. and Mrs. E. Monagle marked their thirty first anniversary with a surprise visit from friends and relatives on Friday January 31. The group adjourned to the home of Mr. and Mrs. Smith for an enjoyable evening. Dr. W Harris of Blewett and Mr. Boyle of Leavenworth hosted a dinner for kinsfolk on Sunday January 26. Attendees included Mesdames Monagle Smith and Monagle Messrs Monagle Smith J Monagle Master Ivan Monagle two Smith girls and Miss Ames. Mrs. C R Murdoch of San Francisco visited her mother Mrs. Frank C. O Connor.
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Blewett
E. Monagle
Mesdames Smith and
Monagle
Mesdames Monagle
Smith
Messrs. Monagle
J. Monagle
Ivan Monagle
Miss Ames
C. R. Murdoch
San Francisco
Frank C. O'Connor
Waterville Notes and Local Events Highlight Spokane Week
In Waterville on February 1 80 acres of school lands sold across the Columbia from White Bluffs by W H Tres er P M Fraser and A R Byers. Spokane wholesale houses sent a dozen representatives to interview local business men during Spokane week. On February 4 a fire damaged but did not heavily injure the house of Mrs D E Burks. Mr and Mrs F M Alexander left for Seattle on a buying trip for Alexander Mercantile Co. Mrs J P Graves traveled to Wenatchee to visit a sick son.
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Waterville
W. H. Treser
P. M. Fraser
A. R. Byers
Columbia
White Bluffs
Spokane
D. E. Burks
Bargains Spotlight in Daily World Ad Pages
Daily World highlights numerous advertised bargains drawing readers to savings across retail sections. Shoppers are urged to compare prices and seize limited time deals featured in the issue.
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The
Daily World
Wenatchee World Reader Note to Andy Brown
A short reader note addressed to Andy Brown is filed through the Wenatchee World. It requests attention or response via the newspaper’s local channels.
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H. J. Kimmel
South King Street
Wenatchee
Fern Candy Kitchen
E. F. Eggiman
Fern .Candy Kitchen
C. F. Eggiman
Vachon
Wenatchee Avenue
Arrow Livery
F.F. Keller
Wenatchee, Wash
Horseshoe Theater
Louis Michel
N. Wenatchee Avenue
Laura Bickel
Gray
Meredith
Soap Lake
Seattle
Wenatchee Drug Co
Walter M. Glive
Columbia Valley Bank Building
Colville
M. O. Tibbi
Dike Leonard
A. E. Thompson
C. B. Halvert
I. A. Navarre
H. W. Bigelow
C. G. Tidd
H. A. Little« John
G. W. Merriam
H. Carriker
Guitora Marr
E. Church
R. F. Holm
H. Crass
J. W. Kyle
N. Inscho
Arthur Wilson
H. G. Lichty
Theo Weaver
W. Miller
J. A. Shipp
Frank Buscher
A. W. Winford
J. E. Ferguson
H. Winford
A. M. Wilson
C. D. Putnam
B. L. Bowes
Frank Caster
H. M. Maxwell
Pat Sherburne
Etta I. Griggs
J. Wayle
Portland Fair
Buckeye
B. E. Lowe
Orondo and
Columbia Street
L.Q. Hall
Proctor
Mission Stree
C. E. Reeder & Son
Wenatchee Daily World
Colliers’ Studio
Rock Island
Crow's Nest
Pennsylvania
Wenatchee Fuel Co
Eagle Livery & Transfer CO
ACME
Wenatchee Canning Company
James McGohan
Litle-Wetsel CO
Drayage
Wenatchee Plumbing and Heating Company
Wiester
Andy Brown
Wenatchee World
Mankato Bricklayers’ Cement
Columbia River Lumber
Hawkins
Columbia Valley Bank
M. O. Merrill
Doctor Saunders
S. T. Wells
Cc. E. Reeder & Son
Mission Street
H. L. Wiester
Department Store
J. S. Mooney & CO
GEM Cafe
the Mascot Cigar Store
Wenatchee Views
Fluharty Bros
Wenatchee Business College
HOTEL
Roosevelt
J. J. Griffith
Pittsburg Coal
Mighty Good
GUY H. Whitson & CO
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