Wenatchee World Missing Word Ad Contest Ad
Readers are invited to read store window ads at Wiester's for a missing word contest. The first dollar is awarded Monday evening with the contest starting Saturday. Send entries to Andy Brown at the Wenatchee World.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wenatchee Daily World
Wenatchee
Wiester
Andy Brown
Wenatchee World
Soap Lake
Isaac Welch
Ephrata
the Lake
High Hill
Webley
Miss Trent
Sultan
Wash
Gray
John R. Rogers
Seattle
Philadelphia
Goldie Meredith
Fruit Growers Association Records Systematized
President Tibis reports on monthly payments to growers with checks and detailed ledgers. He notes past communication failures hindered shipments and pricing, but a streamlined system aims to track delivery dates, quantities, sales, and receipts from New York to Chicago and Minneapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Minneapolis
New York
U. S
Lo's
Seattle
Also Mentioned on This Page
Colliers’ Studio
Rock Island
THE
Wenatchee Fuel CO
Eagle Livery & Transfer CO
Drayage
Wenatchee Canning Company
James McGohan
Litle-Wetsel CO
Daily World
Mankato Bricklayers’ Cement
Columbia River Lumber
Doom St. Vee
Hawkins Bros
Columbia Valley Bank
Reliance
Baker's Barrington-Hall Steel
H. L. Wiester
Department Store
ACME
M. O. Merrill
Doctor Saunders
Ss. T. Wells
GEM Cafe
the Mascot Cigar Store
Wenatchee Views
C. E. Reeder & Son
Mission Street
Fluharty Bros
Wenatchee Business College
Mooney & CO
North Central
Washington
Columbis Valley
Guarantee Fund Life Association
Tacoma, Washington
Tibis
John A. Gellally
Wenatchee Valley Fruit Growers Association
Rev. Morris
Quincy
Mr. White
Siloam Sanitarium
Hotel Roosevelt
Griffith
Pittsbburg Coal
Mighty Good
GUY H. Whitson & CO
Murray’s Pond
Wenatchee Avenue
Walfs
Columbia Valley Bank Building
Proctor
Mission Stree
Vachon
Arrow Livery
Consult
Howard Thomas
Philadelphia Opti
Cal College
Orondo and
Columbia Street
L.O. Hall
Palace of Sweets
Wenatchee Bakery
F. A. Mechtel
Prop
Republican Party
Charles Emory Smith
Russia
McKinley
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