State BREVITIES Will Test Cigarette Rule
Tacoma report details Herman Nagle suing Griffin Wheel Co after discharge for smoking contrary to a strict sign. He seeks 650 dollars despite a yearlong contract at 3 75 per day. Other items note snow reaching 18 inches in Twisp and a 9 degree below zero reading, plus a new start at Western Cooperage works and a gas company manager resignation in Walla Walla. Directors at Yakima Valley Transportation seek local control by selling stock to outsiders as a last resort.
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Tacoma
Reid
Herman Nagle
Griffin Wheel Company
Nagle
North
Yakima
Yakma Veley Transportation Co
May Build Armory In North Yakima
Adjutant General Otis Hamilton visited North Yakima to discuss an armory plan likely funded by local capital with possible state purchase later. Also notes a missing man case in Seattle and plans to open a high school in Conceruity due to rising student numbers.
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North Yakima
Otis Hamilton
Sherman Clay Moves to NewLocation Across Street
Lem Ward of Sherman Clay Co piano men removes from former location and will occupy part of the Scheble building across the street.
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Sherman Clay
Lem Ward
Sherman Clay Co
Piano Men
Will Ocupy
Scheble
Central Meat Market Moves to New Quarters
Market removal announced as Central Meat Market shifts to new location two doors north of the post office. Officials promise better service in improved quarters and extend New Year wishes. Also note ReedER & Neely and loan adv by John A. Gellatly offering securities and title knowledge at ten percent per year.
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John A. Gellatly
County fruit inspection urged with county aid and deputies
County fruit inspectors call for county commissioners to fund a cadre of deputies to educate growers, prevent pests, and organize a two day institute. Leaders emphasize training for beginners, cooperation across districts, and using the county inspector as a coordinating center to ensure proper spraying methods and avoid worthless mixtures.
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J. F. Littooy
Association
S. W. Phillips
A. J. Linville
Charles Hardman
Littooy
District 58 Opens New School Building Festival
The District 58 community celebrated the dedication of a new school between Monitor and Beacon Hill. A planned dance was forbidden by state law, so the program featured music speeches games and a basket supper. The facility houses 40 to 50 pupils. Directors are George D. Perry H. Hall and W. Deitch. Miss Aimee Mason to begin teaching Monday.
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Monitor
Beacon Hill
George D. Perry
H. Hall
W. Deitch
Aimee Mason
Local church notices schedule and speakers for Sunday
Christian Church hosts Bible school at regular hour with W T Adams of California occupying the pulpit and Malaga meeting Sunday evening. Catholic Church reports 8 AM Mass and 10 30 AM High Mass with Fr Van de Wall visiting Snohomish parish. Methodist Church lists services at 11 AM 7 30 PM with Evangelistic meetings to start Tuesday Jan 7 led by Rev J L Glascock and Vaughan Ginn duo with Mrs Ginn. youth groups noted.
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Christian Church
W.T. Adams
California
Malaga
Christian Endeavor
A. J. Adams
Catholic Church
Father van de Wall
Snohomish
Methodist Church
Epworth
J. L. Glascoeck
Ohio
H. L. Beightol
Wenatchee Students Vote on Presidential Candidates
The city of Wenatchee will have school children vote next Monday on presidential candidates. A. L. Brown superintendent states the event and urges readers to watch the Daily World columns for ballot results.
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Wenatchee
Daily World Today
A. L. Brown
Daily World
New Year Sleigh Ride Party At Spring Hill Ranch
Charles Morse Jr hosted a New Year sleigh ride from Spring Hill ranch ending at Wheeler Hill with a lively dance and late revel, followed by a bountiful repast. Guests included Dora Inshoe Anna Sumner Vida Abbey Mildred Hallenbach Zelma Reeves and others along with Clifford Knowles Thayer Littlefield Verne Anderson Ray Maercison Boyd French and John Duff. Mrs F J Hallenbach oversaw the event as Alfred Morris and Jay Cushing traveled to Cashmere for hardware stock.
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Charles Morse, Jr
Spring Hill Ranch
Wheeler Hill
Dora Inshoe
Anna Sumner
Vida Abbey
Mildred Hallenbach
Zelma Reeves
Delen ‘Scanlan
Clifford Knownes
Thayer Littlefield
Verne Anderson
Ray Maercison
Boyd French
John Duff
F. J. Hallenbach
Taft Leads Republican Field As Demands For Hughes Grow
The column outlines Taft as the leading Republican candidate, backed by Roosevelt policies, with Hughes emerging as a stronger challenger in the field. It notes Hughes appeal in New York and the risk from Roosevelt frontrunners, while La Follette and Fairbanks are sidelined. Also mentions Columbia Valley Bank security and a Chelan county educational meeting with Bowersox, Brown, and Miss Cronin attending.
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William H. Taft
Theodore ‘Roosevelt
West
Roosevelt
Hughes
Paain
New York
la Follette
Fairbanks
Bowersox
The
Educational Association
Seattle
Brown
Miss Cronin
Cashmere
Chelan County
Spokane
Presbyterian choir meets for rehearsal at the manse
The Presbyterian choir members Mrs John Berger Mrs Burt Williams Messrs Joliet and Arnold with Miss Lean at the piano held a rehearsal at the manse last evening. A local meat market opening is announced by U Rousseau in the former Central Market building offering fresh and salt meats poultry fish with satisfaction guaranteed.
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Presbyterian Choir
John Berger
Burt Williams
U. Rousseau
University Students Return After Winter Holidays
University students who spent holidays at home in this area have left their residences to resume studies, marking the start of the academic term.
Fragmented Humorous Clippings and Odd Phrases
A collage of garbled dialogue and misc snippets from a newspaper page includes chatter about a postponed meeting due to dressmakers requests, a quip about Mrs Green, and a remark on a wife’s diction. It also notes a birthday party for Gladys Porter at her First street home and a homemade household hint about cutting a gas bill.
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Thouistiie Courier-Journal
Gladys Porter
First Street
New Year's Greeting from Mme Tiffany's Ladies Goods
A New Year greeting from Mme Tiffany invites patrons to notice a fine line of ladies' goods. Prices on certain kinds are advertised as Way Down at the Woman's Exchange.
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Mme Tiffany
Women of Woodcraft Yale Circle to Elect Officers
Yale Circle No. 52 meets in Eagle's Hall Monday evening January 6 for officer elections. Sarah Matzke is Guardian and Ida M. Nicols is Clerk. Also notes washing service available at 634 Orondo by K. H. Boyd.
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Women OF Woodcraft
Yale Circle No. 52
Eagle’s Hall
Sarah Matzke
Ida M. Nicols
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