Wenatchee Business College seeks students for winter courses
J E Sarp Harness and Saddlery advertises at 25 Wenatchee avenue next to Little and Wetzel's Market. It invites young men and women to attend Wenatchee Business College this winter, offering work to defray expenses and several positions for a full commercial course. Write to the college at once.
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J. E. Sarp
Harness and Saddlery
Wenatchee Avenue
Little & Wetzel's Market
Wenatchee Business College
Vagabond at Wenatchee theater draws crowds this week
The Wenatchee Theater promotes the new motion picture Vagabond detailing a man’s decline after his wife and child are stolen by a wealthy rival. Miss Faya Wells sings two songs with slides as Mrs. Ed Ferguson conducts a special musical program.
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Wenatchee
Faya Wells
Ed Ferguson
Waterville notes advertise state land sale February 1
Nearly 6000 acres of state and school land are being advertised for sale at the courthouse on February 1. Much of the land lies in the county's southern part and irrigation is claimed possible. Visitors H N Swarthwood of Orondo and L O Hall of Wenatchee attended town events. Hall is noted as Wenatchee's pioneer blacksmith. The A O U W Lodge from Cashmere visited the Wenatchee lodge with twenty members present last Friday.
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Waterville
Court House
H. N. Swarthwood
Orondo
L. O. Hall
Wenatchee
Hall
A. O. U. W. Lodge
Cashmere
Wenatchee Lodge
Across Cascade crossings and a Great Northern transfer
A writer travels Wenatchee and Seattle by rail noting up to date hotels, fruit trade, and mountain scenery. He meets C. F. Horton N Mead and Mrs. Smith. A Spokane deed records the transfer of the St Paul to Great Northern right of way for 35 million dollars, exceeding prior 1907 transfers.
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Wenatchee
Cascade Mountains
Columbia
Chewawa
Australia
C. F. Horton
N. Mead
Rockies
St. P
Spokane
Recorder
Spokane County
Everett
Wash
St. Paul
Geat Northern Railway Company
Great Northern Railway
Washington
Pacific Northwest
Buffer for a crooked-horned cow on locomo tive track injures Spokane man
Horatio Daniels, a Spokane resident, was injured when a locomotive struck a cow owned by Jonathan Smith in the Selah Valley. Daniels clung to the cow catcher as the cow toppled down an embankment and he was found nearly unconscious in North Yakima hospital. The incident left him with internal injuries and broken bones.
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Spokane
Horatio Daniels
Jonathan Smith
Selah Valley
North Yakima
Daniels
Federal bureau of mining proposed by Spokane group
The Spokane Chamber of Commerce will mail letters to U S commercial groups urging support for a federal bureau of mining with a $6000 salary for the director. The plan, originated by Mayor C Herbert Moore and outlined by Randall H Kemp, aims to protect investors by inspecting mines offered for sale to curb wildcatting and fraud.
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Federal Bureau of Mining Technology
Spokane
Randall H. Kemp
Washington
American Mining Congress
Joplin
Former Senator Wilson Awaits Operation at Johns Hopkins
Baltimore report says former United States Senator John L. Wilson of Washington is at a local hotel awaiting a probable operation scheduled at Johns Hopkins hospital, possibly on Monday.
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Baltimore
United States
John L. Wilson
Washington
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Malaga Squibs and Local Moves After Weekend Visits
Miss Muriel and Urphie Smith of Wenatchee visited Sunday. Grace Reed traveled from Wenatchee for a Sunday at home. E M Gillette came from Spokane to the ranch. Rev J A Rippey to begin Bible meetings at Malaga school house next Thursday. J E Vandemark lays from a hay accident with broken ribs. Walker and Widney acquire 150 acres of fruit land. M M Pettinger sells ranch for 5 000 to L Taylor.
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Malaga
Muriel
Urphie Smith
Wenatchee
Grace Reed
Business
Wendel Pate
Wenatchee Produce Company
E. M. Gillette
Spokane
J. A. Rippey
J. R. Albin
Walker & Widney
M. M. Pettinger
L. Taylor
Mr. Pettinger
Acres for Pittsburg syndicate near Kiowa Washington
One hundred thousand acres near Kiowa southwest of Spokane are optioned for a Pittsburg syndicate to irrigate and divide into small tracts. The tract is valued at 1.5 million dollars with irrigation water from Sunnyside ditch extension aided by a 50 000 dollar congressional appropriation. Plan includes 5 000 000 apple trees and substantial truck farming once water is available.
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Spokane
Kiowa, Wash
Pittsburg
Sunnyside Ditch
Congress
Horseshoe Theater Advertises Louis Michel Proprietor
The Horseshoe Theater at 112 N Wenatchee Ave promises nightly shows starting 8 30 with a Saturday matinee at 2 30. Change of program twice weekly on Monday and Thursday. Michel speaks Fridays on audience suggested topics. Family friendly, clean motion pictures with songs. Prices 15 and 25 cents.
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Michel
Horseshoe
Real estate listings near Wenatchee avenue offers
A series of property advertisements describe multiple parcels on Wenatchee Avenue including 90 by 120 foot and 60 by 120 foot lots with houses or incentives. Notable mentions include a corner at 90 by 120 suitable for boarding house, a £1100 50 foot lot with monthly payments, and a $1500 90 foot lot free of stone. Also listed are a 60x120 corner with modern improvements and a warehouse lot one block from a side track. Columbia Valley Bank Building.
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Wenatchee Avenue
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A. J. Adams
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C. P. Mallory
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Columbia Valley Bank Building
New York State
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