Shorthand and Typing School Promotes Personal Instruction
A college advertises flexible start times and individualized teaching using the Gregg System of Shorthand and the Touch System of typing. It highlights experienced instructors, practical business training, and a Williams & Rogers Bookkeeping method. The program emphasizes rapid skill progress, with many students reaching professional handwriting in about three months, and offers board and room with local work placements. The school is located on the top floor of the Columbia Valley Bank building.
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United States
Columbia Valley Bank
Yakima Apple Supply Outlook and Dog License Deadline
William Meister of the California Commission Company reports 100 to 150 carloads of apples in Yakima awaiting shipment. Poor keeping quality and warm weather threaten the fruit, with some apples likely sold on the Sound. Also, 1908 dog license fees are due. uncollared dogs will be impounded and may be killed after five days under ordinance 149, enforced after January 6.
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William Meister
California Commission Company
Seattle Post-Intelligencer
Yakima
Sound
Meister
Among the Churches First Baptist Church Service Details
Bible school at 10 a.m. led by superintendent W. W. Gray. Sermon at 11 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. topics include The Christian's Equipment for the New Year and Have Faith in God. B Y P U at 6:30 p.m. Miss Stoddard president. Prayer and Bible study Thursday 7:30 p.m. Junior B Y P U Saturday 3 p.m. Minister E O Jessup extends cordial invitation to worship.
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First Baptist Church
W. W. Gray
Miss Stoddard
E. O. Jessup
Sunny Slope Church Sunday Schedule January 5 1908
Sunny Slope Church holds Sunday school at 10 a m preaching at 11 a m and 7 30 p m Young people's meeting at 7 30 Everyone is invited Christian Science Society services 11 a m Wednesday meeting 8 p m at Collier's Studio Wenatchee Avenue All are invited Miss Ellen Parkes Reader
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Sunny Slope
Sunnyslope
Christian Science Society
Collier’s Studio
Wenatchee Avenue
Ellen Parkes
New Year Services At Local Church
Start the new year right with Sunday school and Bible classes at 9 45 a m led by Superintendent Howard Thomas. Morning worship at 11 features a New Year sermon titled Concentration. Evening events include Christian Endeavor at 6 30 and a praise service at 7 39 with a Christless World address. Special music at night. Minister MO W Berger invites all.
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Howard Thomas
Christian Endeavor Society
MO. W. Berger
Episco pal Church Services at St Luke’s
Sunday at 11 a.m. and 7 30 p.m. there will be services at St Luke’s Episcopal Church. Sunday school begins at 9 45 a.m. Attendees are invited to participate in all services with good music and hearty service.
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Episcopal Church
St. Luke’s Episcopal Church
Educational convention closes with Tacoma withdrawal
The state educators convention will send 1860 to 2000 teachers to Spokane for a three day session starting December 25. A K Yoder of Tacoma was elected president, with N D Showalter Colfax as vice president and Miss Nettie A Sawyer Seattle as third vice president. Charles Fagan of Seattle was re elected secretary. A salary study was assigned to a committee to report next year as teachers push for higher pay.
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Tacoma
Spokane
A. K. Yoder
Edwin Twitmyer
Bellingham
N. D. Showalter
Colfax
Nettie A. Sawyer
Seattle
Charles Fagan
Advertised Letters at Wenatchee Post Office
Remaining on hand in the Wenatchee Washington post office unclaimed for the week ending December 31 1907 include Henry Albin Bert Anderson H R Bartlett Jno Bernsdorf Frank Bolmer Mistress Genia Clark Fred C Conklin John Greer E Harrison W L Harrington Fred Kahiklan der R Kalson Ira W Patterson Robert M Russell Martha Stuckey L F Shillman George Saleskin H Stevens Santa Clause John P Til son James D Wilson Master Ernest Wild Felix A Wilfred Persons calling for these letters should say advertised L M Hull postmaster
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P. O
Wenatchee
Wash
Henry Albin
Bert Anderson
H. R. Bartlett
Jno. Bernsdorf
Frank Bolmer
Genia Clark
Fred C. Conklin
John Greer
E. Harrison
W. L. Harrington
Fred KahiKlander
R. Kalson
Ira W. Patterson
Robert M. Russell
Martha Stuckey
L. F. Shillman
George Saleskin
H.stevens
Santa Clause
John P. Tilson
James D. Wilson
Master Ernest Wild
Felix A. Wilfred
L. M. Hull
County Officers Visit Waterville in Forty Mile Tour
Auditor Charles F. Will of Douglas County and deputy S. W. Hensel traveled from Waterville, noting Douglas County’s flourishing finances and seeking a tenant for Hensel’s river ranch. Miss Leona West, a Cashmere teacher, resigned before Christmas and married in Seattle, with well wishes from Cashmere friends.
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Chas. F. Will
Douglas County
S. W. Hensel
Waterville
Oscar Redfield
Will
Leona West
Seattle
Queen City
Colorado Springs
Frank Bockmier
Granite Falls
Chelan Notes and Mining Activity Report
Francis Little attends Wenatchee business college and spent holidays with family at Lakeside. Miss Mary McDonald resumes Wenatchee teaching after a holiday visit with Aunt Mrs C E Whaley in Chelan. Judge I A Navarre, county engineer, visited Rose Beach home on the lake before returning to the county seat. Crown Point mine tunnel No 23 on Railroad Creek reports another large molybdenite layer at 300 feet, with 25 feet of tunnel driven. 10 men employed and copper ore also found in the tunnel.
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Chelan
Francis Little
Wenatchee
Lakeside
Mary McDonald
C. E. Whaley
I. A. Navarre
Rose Beach
Navarre
Crown Point
Railroad Creek
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Guy H. Whitson
Gerber
Pittsburg
Orondo Ave
Wenatchee, Washington
Wenatchee Business College
Williams & Rogers
Yakima Apple Supply
Presbyteriaw Church
L.O. Hall
H.J. Kimmel
South King Street
Proctor
Mission Stree
C. E. Reeder & Son
Fraternal
T. J. Edmonds
H. E. Don Carlos
C. P. Mallory, Jr
Central
Washington and
the Pearl Grocery
Tristee
Acti
Oman
M. Summers
Box
South Bend
Ind
Daily World
Beyontien
Sum
Washingsey
Columbia Valley
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