State Officers and Directory Summary
The General Directory lists state officers including Governor Lieutenant Governor Attorney General Auditor Secretary of State Treasurer Land Commissioner and School Superintendent. It names Supreme Judges H E Hadley R O Dunbar W Mount Mark A Fullerton F H Rudkin H D Crow M A Root and Albert E Mead C E B Coon J D Atkinson C W Clausen S H Nichols George Mills E W Ross R B Bryan and city officials like the City Engineer Health Officer and School Board members Jno A Gella Chas Kyle Roy Zahren A T Kaupp ly and C A Battles.
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R. O. Dunbar
W. Mount
Mark A. Fullerton
F. H. Rudkin
H. D. Crow
M. A. Root
Health Officer School Board
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A. Gella Chas
Kyle
Contractor J W Schmidt Dead in Leavenworth
J W Schmidt, contractor building the Leavenworth electric plant, died Friday after a one day illness. He was 52 and will be buried in Superior Wisconsin. The body was prepared in Leavenworth and shipped there.
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Howard Company Brings Lively Farce to Aberdeen Grand
The Geo B Howard & Company premieres Christopher Jr tonight at the Grand theater in Aberdeen. The Aberdeen Bulletin lauds the troupe as among the best seen there and urges liberal patronage. Tacoma critics praise Howard for delivering merriment from mild humor to hysterics.
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Baptist Sunday School Picnic at Squillchuck
The Baptist Sunday school picnic up the Squillchuck on the Fourth drew over a hundred scholars and friends. Adults competed in horseshoes while children enjoyed sack racing foot racing swinging and climbing. The cool shade dinner impressed attendees and the event will be long remembered.
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Baptist Sunday School
Squillchuckson
Parke sisters return from Wenatchee for mountain summer
Misses Grace and Nellie Parke arrived yesterday from Wenatchee and Lake Wenatchee. They will spend a few days there then head to the mountains for the rest of the summer. Judge Snell of Tacoma and wife and J. W. Morrow are in the valley for a brief vacation. They plan trips to Colockum and Lake Chelan. Mr. Morrow may settle in the area. John Gerrick, builder of the Columbia River bridge, arrived from Seattle amid rumors he is Gotch the wrestling champion.
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Open Letter on Direct Primary and Senate Nomination
Congressman Jones questions Senator Ankeny about a proposed agreement to keep the lesser vote winner from appearing before the legislature and to honor the people’s verdict. He cites Section 36 and critiques Ankeny’s stance while urging a clear public position on direct primary law and Senate selection.
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Fone
Sanders Resigns as County Commissioner
W A Sanders resigns from the office effective immediately and departs for Spokane for the summer before visiting the east. Alex Pitcher is appointed to take his place as the county commissioner. The note mentions Mr Sanies Fes as a former efficient officer in the county.
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Spokane
East Africa Highlands Spartan English Visitor
A Strand Magazine portrait describes a young English sahib in East African highlands. He wears a sun hat a brown flannel shirt khaki knickerbockers boots and putties with bare knees. Exposed skin toughened by sun thorns and insects endures long rides in Spartan discipline.
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Whales: Largest mammals and their traits
Whales are the largest mammals, not elephants. An elephant weighs about six tons, while the biggest whale can reach around 150 tons. There are about forty whale and dolphin species. they live in the open sea, breathe air, and nurse their young with milk.
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Minneapolis Journal
Pronunciation Confusion In Editorial Office Exchange
A young lady visiting an editorial office asked how to pronounce MSS on a drawer label. The editor replied that they sometimes say muss and sometimes mess, illustrating inconsistent pronunciation in print shop contexts.
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Lippincott’s
Contradictory Traits Highlight Doctor in Quote
A Baltimore American quote notes the young doctor is a queer contradiction with an excellent temper yet a lack of patients. The Chicago Record-Herald adds a prompt contrast about courtesy versus churlishness.
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Baltimore American
Chicago Record-Herald
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