Dr S T Miller Takes Chelan County Veterinary Post
Dr S T Miller, sole registered Chelan county veterinarian, relocates from Council Bluffs Iowa to Wenatchee. He will base at Eagle Livery, live at 03 Yakima St, and serve outside towns. notes his Iowa training and 17 years practice. Also mentions local Bazaar items and health ad for Doan’s Kidney Pills with testimonial from Mrs D W Reese in Roslyn.
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S. T. Miller
Chelan County
Miller
Council Bluffs
Iowa
Wenatchee
Iowa Veterinary College
Kansas City College
Eagle Livery
Yakima St
Bright
Doan
D. W. Reese
Arizona Avenue
Roslyn
Wash
Dean
Fie
Doan's Pills Publicized by Doan's Ads
An excerpt promotes Doan's Pills claiming great relief and recommending them to neighbors. It notes the 50 cent price and Foster-Milburn Co. of Buffalo as sole U.S. agents, urging readers to remember the name and take no other.
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Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
N. Y
United States
Doan
One Term Vote Declared by Bryan for President
William J. Bryan announced at 4 34 a m after learning of his nomination that he would not seek re election if elected. He said the presidency is the highest office and his duties require single minded service to the people, not personal ambition.
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Bryan
Fairview
Neb
William J. Bryan
Democratic Party
Noone
Wenatchee City Council Meetings and Friday Park Concerts
Wenatchee City Council holds weekly Tuesday sessions at City Hall. A public concert series takes place every Friday night in the Park.
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City Council of
Wenatchee
Public Forum Open Letters Policy
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Water turned off on C Street to install new connection
Water Commissioner Sherburne explains the brief shutdown on C Street to connect a new inch main from Okanogan Avenue to the six inch main along Peachey Addition. About 26 families relied on a two inch pipe. the outage lasted one hour twenty seven minutes and affected the upper and lower systems but no area was without water for long.
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C Street
Sherburne
Okanogan Avenue
Six Inch
Peachey Addition
P. H. Sherburne
Death of Mrs. Elizabeth Parr at 70 in Wenatchee
Mrs Elizabeth Parr mother of W O and C T Parr died yesterday morning at 9 40. She aged 70 born in Iowa. Survived by three sons and a daughter. two sons in Wenatchee and W D Parr in Norton Kansas. Body to be sent to Norton for interment. Ennis Bros praise Cham berlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy noting its use in Narcoossee Fla and El Paso Texas. Frank Renn left for Seattle after a week in the valley.
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Elizabeth Parr
W. O
C. T. Parr
Wenatchee
W. D. Parr
Norton
Kansas
Iowa
Chamberlain
Des Moines
el Paso
Exas
Narcoossee
Fla
Ennis Bros
Remarkable relief with Chamberlain’s Liniment for sprains
A sprain will disable a person for a month or more, but with Chamberlain's Liniment and following directions, recovery can occur in under a week. The preparation is praised as remarkable for sprains bruises and rheumatic pains. For sale by all dealers.
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Chamberlain
Mrs Temple's Telegram Delights Crowded Theatre Crowd
The Geo B Howard company presented Mrs Temple's Telegram to a full house praising its bright farce humor. Geo B Howard starred as Frank Fuller with strong support from Edmund Murphy Stella Adams Betty Jonson and Stella Razetto among others. Ferguson announces more shows and the band is thanked for support.
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Geo. B. Howard Company
Jack Temple
Geo.b. Howard
Geo. B. Howard
William Collier
Frank Fuller
Tempe
Butler
Mesers
Hitner
Matthews
Stella Adams
Mrs. Temple
Betty Jonson
Dorothy
Stella Razetto
Adelaide Powers
Brown
Ferguson
Howard
Cozy Corners
Geo
B. Howard
Miles Poindexter Addresses Quincy Voters for Congress
A small crowd heard Hon. Miles Poindexter of Spokane urge eastern Washington voters to back a congressman who represents Inland Empire interests. He touted irrigation potential for the Quincy flat and praised Roosevelt Taft and republican politics while noting the new primary law. A Jones Taft club formed with C. C. Ledbetter as president and S. G. Shaw as secretary. another meeting is set for July 13 to discuss irrigation and other business.
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Miles Poindexter
Spokane
Poindexter
Congress
Inland Empire
Poindexter Jawoke
Quincy
Roosevelt
Taft
Board of Tax Commissioners
Interstate Railroad Commission
West
Jones- Taft Club
C. C. Ledbetter
S. G. Shaw
Council
Fourth of July Celebrations Spread Across Nearby Towns
Quincy marked a quiet Fourth with a socialist gathering in Dickinsons hall led by E. D. Edwards and Mr. Roberts, a canceled dance due to no music, and many locals joining celebrations at Baird Springs Bart Springs Moses Lake Low Gap Leavenworth Soar Lake and other spots. Attendees included A Jonson and Geo Gilbertson who read the Declaration of Independence, with sports and dances at various venues and merchants holding excess supplies for later use.
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Quincy
Dickinson’s
E. D. Edwards
Mr. Roberts
Trinidad
Baird Springs
Bart Springs
A. Jonson
Geo. Gilbertson
Moses Lake
F. T. Campbell
Leavenworth
Soar Lake
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Washington
Frank J. Sullivan
Schmidt Lithograph Co
Mission Street
Walter M. Olive
Columbia Valley Bank Building
8. T. Miller
Lhcenne
J. J. Eyer
Thomas
S. Schwartz
Public
Parr
Frank Renn
Valley
Seemeat
Quincy News
Trave MaRns Designs
Copyricuts &C
Ace .Cy
Fern Candy Kitchen
the Quality Store
Co. F. Eggiman
Oscar Lowe
Arrow
Guilford
Marr
New Bridge
H.J. Kimmel
Seg, Rina Eereet
W. M. Rice
Leavenworth Liveryman
Chelan
Tomers
Rice the Liveryman
Eagle
Howard Thomas
Traiaate Philelphia Optical College
Eva C. Ditman
Columbia Valley