Election declared illegal at Wee Natchee Valley Fruit Growers
At the annual meeting of the Wee natchee Valley Fruit Growers Association the officer election was ruled illegal for lacking a majority stock representation. A new election will be held February 21 at the next meeting. Trustees named included Wenatchee’s William Turner and others from Cashmere Peshastin Entiat Malaga and Orondo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weenatchee Valley Fruit Growers Association
Wenatchee
William Turner
Harry Shotwell
Cashmere
M. C. Tibbits
C. B. Clark
Peshastin
H. W. Otis
Malaga
E. T. Balch
Entiat
F. W. Crum
Orondo
William Edmund
Wenatchee Military Band Plans Friday Night Dance
At the regular weekly meeting the Wenatchee Military Band decided to hold a theater dance next Friday evening. Dances by the band have drawn good crowds in the past, and many requests suggest strong attendance. The entire band will provide the music.
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Wenatchee Military Band
Cashmere Schools Grow With Town Expansion
Cashmere shows rapid school growth as population rises. Five years ago J. Leigh Campbell led a staff of one principal and two assistants. Now ten teachers plus a superintendent serve a larger district. a new building rises, described as among the best in the state. Three teams haul students from outlying areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cashmere
J. Leigh Campbell
Campbell
Much Wheat at Tram in Waterville Report
A Waterville report notes over 200000 bushels of wheat at the Columbia Tramway. Sleighing has been good to the tram but poor to the stam boat landings, prompting heavy grain hauling to the tram. The company office sits at the hilltop with cables running to the Columbia.
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Waterville
Columbia Tramway
Columbia
Society Items Highlight Visits and Local Events
Mrs. G I Fish and Mrs A B French of Creston Washington visit Mrs Duncan in Wenatchee with sisters Mrs Duncan and Mrs Fish. Mrs O S Smith and daughter Angel of Spokane stop en route to Los Angeles. Mr Andy Brown, organizer of the Worlds jingle contest, now in Bellingham for an American contest. Skaters enjoy Morris Pond and a fine afternoon. Presbyterian Ladies Aid officers honored at a four course luncheon hosted by Mrs C E Shipman with guests including Mesdames A K Lail A N Corbin John Gellatly H Thomas W A Thompson L G Olds and Burt Williams.
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G. I. Fish
A. B. French
Creston
Wash
Duncan
Bellingham
Morris’ Pond
C. E. Shipman
Presbyterian Ladies Aid
Mesdames A. K. Lail
A. N. Corbin
John Gellatly
H. Thomas
W. A. Thompson
L. G. Olds
Burt Williams
Million Dollars Sought for Columbia River Improve Plan
The Enterprise voyage to inspect upper Columbia navigation proves data support vast development potential. Engineers report no final findings yet but indicate thousands of acres of rich land await transportation for new ventures. The steamer capped a fourteen day round trip Wenatchee to the river head with U S engineers and government crew aboard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia River
Wenatchee
Kettle Falls
U. S
Thier
Okangan
Enterprise
Upper Columbia
George H. McMaster
Fred McDermott
George Nelson
Arthur Taylor
Harry Cutts
Robert Foote
Ray Perkins
Ben Parrish
Harry Wagner
Joint Committee Meeting Discusses Library Proposals
A joint meeting of city council library committee members H. R. Parshall L. H. Belser and A. A. Bousquet with Wenatchee Commercial Club members Rufus Woods H. L. Wiester and Fred Reeves held at the Commercial Club rooms. Proposals are under discussion but no report yet. A band dance is planned for Friday night in the theater.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. R. Parshall
L. H. Belser
A. A. Bousquet
Wenatchee Commercial Club
Rufus Woods
H. L. Wiester
Fred Reeves
Commercial Club
Jack London Back Safe From World Trip to Tahiti
San Francisco Jan. 25 Jack London the author who halted his seven years around the world voyage for material returns today on the steamship Mariposa from Tahiti accompanied by his wife He says he will leave again on Feb 1 London and wife plan to attend to business matters The Snark a 50 foot boat left at Papiti for repairs to its gas engine.
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San Francisco
Jack London
Tahit
London
Papiti
Forward Movement Urges Men to Unite
The Ladies of the Episcopal Church hosted a reception for Rt. Rev. Dr. Wells Bishop of Spokane at Sprague's Hall. Bishop Wells spoke to attending men about a new east started initiative called the Men's Forward Movement and urged earnest support after recent disclosures.
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Dr. Wells
New York
Twenty Elks to Everson for Installation Outing
A class of twenty applicants will leave Wenatchee tonight by special car for Everett to be installed as Elks. The list includes Ed Canfield F W Smith Percy Scheble Harry Jones Otto Anderson C G Hall Wm Green F W Whalen J E Ferguson O B Fuller J M Jack Jack Davis Al Morris Roy Zahren Ed Tobin J B Adams C C Griggs and from Wenatchee W S Gehr W F Rarey Harry Taylor Jack Smith G W Hoxsey L McLean Frank Thompson B A Young. Great doings are promised for those who ride the goat and the return may bring black eyes and swollen heads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order of Elks
Everett
Brotherhood
Wenatchee
Ed. Canfield
F. W. Smith
Percy Scheble
Harry Jones
Otto Anderson
C. G. Hall
Wm. Green
F. W. Whalen
J. E. Ferguson
O. B. Fuller
J. M. Jack
Jack Davis
al Morris
Roy Zahren
Ed Tobin
J. B. Adams
C. C. Griggs
W. S. Gehr
W. F. Rarey
Harry Taylor
Jack Smith
G. W. Hoxsey
L. McLean
Frank Thompson
B. A. Young
City items and events noted after weekend
Miss Kuentzel headed for Seattle after two weeks of visiting friends in the city. Fred Reeves departed for Seattle for a joint meeting of the state reformatory board and the state board of control. John Sandhop is ill at Emergency Hospital and underwent a late appendicitis operation. City Council meets tonight to discuss important matters. Funeral set for Mrs Porter at 1 30 pm from the Murray home with Rev. John W Berger officiating. she leaves a husband and three children.
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Fred Reeves
Seattle
State Reformatory Board
State Board of Control
John Sandhop
McCoy
Porter
Anna Murray Porter
Alexander Murray
John W. Berger
The
Presbyterian Church
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Cashmere School
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Grant’s Pass
Oregon
Conrad Rose
Mrs. Pose
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