Convention Closes as Horticultural Society Reorganizes
The County Horticultural Convention ends marking a new era with an auxiliary system to fit local needs. Wenatchee hosted a large crowd and praises to Sir Littooy for launching a lasting organization. Next meeting set for Cashmere on the 21st with Wenatchee to organize an auxiliary.
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Sir
Littooy
Mountain Home
Idaho
Cashmere
Ait Cashmere
Brown
Prof
Quail Liberation Plans and Local Social Notes
Yakima Game Warden Thomas Mullen has secured 160 pairs of quail in Kansas after Oklahoma authorities blocked their exit. Yakima sportsmen will decide release sites for the quail and pheasants now ready for distribution. Washington's Birthday programs fill the afternoon as social events unfold with Mrs. David Keith hosting about forty guests at her B street home.
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Yakima
Thomas Mullen
Yakima County
Oklahoma
Kansas
David Keith
B Street
Indian Canoe Exhibit At Colonial Social Tonight
Freebyterian church youth host an Indian bark canoe exhibit by Canadian Indians led in the Colonial Social. More than fifty canoes range from two feet to inches in length and showcase remarkable craft. Public invited with a small refreshments charge to help fund new books.
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Freebyterian Church
Cameron
Notable Northwest Horticulturist Leads County Association
Recent president of the County Horticultural Association and a convention leader is highlighted as a top Northwest horticulturist. Sheriff Webb returns from the Sound after dining with Leonard Tiffe, who is charged with misaccounting and arrested at the Seattle Brewing and Malting Company. Prosecuting Attorney Cross travels to Leavenworth for the hearing on the $900 shortage.
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County Horticultural Association
Northwest
Webb
Sound
Leonard Tiffe
Seattle Brewing and Maiting Company
Cross
Leavenworth
Attack on Direct Primary Law Test Under Way in Olympia
A legal challenge to Washington State's direct primary law is being quietly prepared to block reenactment at a possible special session. Backed by prominent politicians and unnamed financial sponsors, the suit aims to test the law’s fee provision for salaried-office candidates and to challenge the law’s constitutionality with ties to Olympia elections. A Mackay involvement is denied, while an attorney studies authorities on primary laws. Tomorrow a Washington’s Birthday party at the Ghenana Hotel hosts about 150 guests hosted by Mrs. Groves and others with red and white carnations as favors.
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Mackay
Washington
Washington’s
Ghenana Hotel
Groved
di Whitaker
Henry Cross
Groves
Jack Barber
Barber
G. Weythman
Mr. Bond
Neva Willett
Barcie Weythman
Lutie Brown
Kaic Mongomery
Ethel Ferguson
Phoebe
Lucretia Weythman
Jack Lewiston
Herbert
Vern Ferguson
Price Clothier
Jim Murray
Carl and
Stvan Flisher
George Richardson
Sam Brown
Maud Bond
Peshastin
Ferguson
Julia Silvery
Idawo
Jim
George Veythman
Wenatchee Plumbing and Heating Co growth links to regional projects
The Wenatchee Plumbing and Heating Company grows rapidly as Joe Edwards and E. H. Miller buy stock in car load lots and seek more space. Local developers tie the firm to the Hanford Irrigation Scheme and a Wenatchee to Hanford electric line, with project financing and a Miller ranch deed filed this week. A Leap Year note adds local whimsy as February 29th becomes a rare fifth Saturday.
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Wenatchee
George Muller
Malaga
Wenatchee Valley
Nat
Hanford
Priest Rapids
W. R. Rust
Tacoma
Miller Ranch
M. D. Haynes
No High School Building This Year
A board statement says there will be no high school building the coming year due to insufficient funds. The Whitman building basement will be prepared to house many pupils instead. A church chicken dinner is advertised and a Spokane man named Smith was injured after a fall on ice, hospitalized but recovering.
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Jno
A. Gellatly
Mr. Gellatly
Whitman
Smith
Wenatchee
Gall of the Spring Time Moves Joe Cunningham Again
The spring summons Joe Cunningham to act, stirring his combative streak. Four years ago he betrayed his employer to make a private deal in Cashmere, lasting one year. He then caused trouble at the World office and led a strike at Republic last year, resulting in discharge and a ban. He was ousted this week but has posted bond in Superior Court and will work under it until next week.
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Joe Cunningham
Cashmere
Cunningham
World Office
Republic
Superior Court
Farewell Reception Planned by Rebekahs and Odd Fellows
On Wednesday evening February 26 the Rebekahs and Odd Fellows will host a farewell reception for Brother Hilton and Sister Hilton at Odd Fellows hall. All Rebekahs Odd Fellows and their wives are invited to attend. Signed COMMITYT &ZE. Big Furniture Sale ends tomorrow. Notice to Okanogan Avenue residents requests meeting February 24 at 7 30 pm in the council room to discuss avenue improvement.
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Rebekahs
Bro
Sister Hilton
Odd Fellows Hall
Okanogan Ave
Okanogan Avenue
Chelan Avenue
Peachey Street
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G. W. Patton
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J. F. Littooy
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Seattle
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Iowa
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