Beal Grain & Milling opens new Wenatchee plant
The Beal Grain & Milling Company opened a large new plant in the south part of Wenatchee. The facility, with 300 barrels daily capacity, will produce flour and by products and provide jobs. Powered by a new gas plant from Wenatchee Electric Co, the operation strengthens local commerce. The notice also advertises piano sales at Palmetto and a fat springers buy offer from L W Co.
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Beal Grain & Milling Company
Wenatchee
Wenatchee Electric Co
Spokane park roll of honor names donors and supporters
The Spokane Chronicle reports the park commission will establish a permanent roll of honor for public spirited citizens who contribute to the city park and boulevard system. Names already qualifying include Washington Improvement Co and F P Hogan at Manito Park. A M Cannon and J J Browne at Coeur d Alene Park. Jonathan G Clark and Mary A Wheelwright at Liberty Park. D C Corbin at Corbin Park. J H Lidgerwood P S Byrne and Chester Glass at Lidgerwood Park. and others, with rules to be decided later by the board.
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Spokane Chronicle
A. L. White
Park Commissioners
Board of Commissioners
Manito Park
Spokane
Washington Improvement Company
F. P. Hogan
Washington Water Power Company
Coeur d'Alene Park
A. M. Cannon
J. J. Browne
Liberty Park
Jonathan G. Clark
Mary A. Wheelwright
Corbin Park
D. C. Corbin
Lidgerwood Park
J. H. Lidgerwood
Dr. P. S. Byrne
Chester Glass
Stadacona
Fred B. Grinnell
Audubon Park
John A. Finch
Cliff Park
Cook-Clarke Co
Nettleton
Waldo G. Paine
Hay’s’ Park
Big Bend Land Co
Adams
Adams_ Investment Co
Triangle
Jefferson and
Northwest Boulevard
Wegman Piano Demonstration in Wenatchee Promotion
McKinley Music Co of New York launches a 14 day Wenatchee event to showcase the Wegman piano at Palmetto Ice Cream Parlor. The promotion promises deep discounts and easy terms to attract farmers and businesspeople. A musicale and refreshments accompany sales talks.
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New York
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Wenatchee Avenue
Hundreds of Wenatchee Homes in Litigation
A sweeping land dispute targets about half the property in Wenatchee, with 400 to 500 defendants named. The case centers on a southeast Wenatchee quarter section historically tied to Nolop heirs and complex land-title questions from state and federal courts. The complaint cites a million-dollar property and a long chain of ownership issues affecting the city’s business district and residences.
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Supreme Court
Supreme Court of the United States
Cashmere Visit Highlights Local News And Plans
Giny Hens Charlotte Groves and Ruth and Lela Wickersham from Spokane have returned to Cashmere after a visit. Irene Austin returns from Portland and is welcomed home by friends. Cr G Hall considers building a two story brick on Mission street for undertaking rooms and lodge space. Fred Reeves heads to Monroe to join other state reform board members. Water system bonds proceed toward attorney general approval with summer occupancy planned.
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Lela Wickersham
Spokane
Cashmere
Irene Austin
Portland
Cr. G. Hall
Mission Street
Fred Reeves
Monroe
State Reformatory Board
Miller-Schmidt Building Nears Completion at Corner
The Miller-Schmidt building rises at We natchee avenue and Palouse street and should finish by September 1, contractor says. James Duffy will move to the new site after leasing the entire building. The Toggery will occupy a prime city location when ready. Dr. F. R. Hill and Rev. H. J. White of Tacoma are in town after a Lake Chelan visit.
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Toggery
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H. J. White
Tacoma
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Lake Chelan
Wenatchee Region Sees Growth in Resorts Land Purchases and Births
In the lake region a resort potential is praised as equal or superior to coastal spots. Dr Hill lands in the Quincy district, T E Walton returns to Wenatchee, buying 20 acres from John W. Bishop for 8000 dollars near the old Lockwood place by the Columbia river. June sees 17 marriage licenses and 13 births, signaling population growth and a busy matrimonial season.
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Tacoma
T. E. Walton
Wenatchee Valley
John W. Bishop
Lockwood Place
Wenatchee
Columbia River
Suit Filed Against Cashmere Commercial Club
The Cashmere Record reports J. L. Woodward sues the Cashmere Commercial Club for 24 dollars for janitorial services. Papers serve I. E. DeLong, secretary. The club retains A. H. Mohler of Cashmere to defend before the Justice of the Peace.
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Cashmere
J. L. Woodward
I. E. DeLong
A. H. Mohler
Justice of the Peace
Royal apricots picked on five year old Invale tree
A 22 crate harvest of royal apricots was gathered this week from a five year old tree at Invale fruit farm owned by Sheriff R T Webb.
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Invale Fruit Farm
R. T. Webb
Young Boy Severely Injured at Wenatchee Lumber Sheds
At noon today Jimmie Bartlett son of Mrs. Hattie Bartlett fell eight to ten feet, hit his head on a rock and fractured his skull. He was unconscious and taken home. Dr. McCoy found the skull caved above the temple and may require an operation. His condition remains very serious but no complications are reported yet. The Work of a Sneak Thief. J C Bailey reports a man entered his lodging near the theatre last Sunday evening while he slept and stole a new watch and about sixty dollars from his trousers pockets. Bailey, a hard worker, is distressed by the loss. Police have not located the stolen articles.
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Wenatchee Lumber Company
Jimmie Bartlett
Hattie Bartlett
McCoy
J. C. Bailey
Mr. Bailey
Bailey
Wenatchee Hosts Odessa in Sunday Baseball on Grounds
Wenatchee baseball teams meet Odessa on Wenatchee grounds Sunday afternoon. The brief contest at the Palmetto area promises a quick clash as fans anticipate an early-season tilt.
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Wenatchee Grounds
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