Travel plans spark mystery about Art Stivers departure
Art Stivers of the World Mechanical League leaves Wenatchee for a several week vacation in Minnesota. Rumors circulate that he may not return alone, hinting at a possible companion joining his trip.
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Democrats Meet in Tacoma Nominating Five Supreme Court Judges
Chelan county sends 10 delegates of 625 to the Washington Democratic state convention in Tacoma on September 27 1910 to nominate five supreme court judges. The call outlines delegate apportionment by county and Bryan vote totals, with precincts selecting county committeemen September 13 and county committees forming the central committee for convention representation. Roosevelt films shown at Wenatchee theatre win appreciation with special child rates. the images depict African jungle scenes and accompany Roosevelt, without fakery.
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William J. Bryan
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New Rural Route Funds Set For July Start
Money for the approved rural routes, including service to Dryden and Peshastin, will be ready by July 1. Postmaster Bollman of Cashmere reports the route will begin as soon as arrangements can be made after that date and will extend up the Peshastin river to Bostonville.
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Pear profits reported from Bartlett trees at Sunnyside
W P Sawyer of the upper valley submitted to the United States service a report showing the total net profits from five and three fifths acres of Bartlett pears during the last 12 years amounting to 23950 dollars.
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Ww. P. Sawyer
Upper Valley
United States Service
Estes Orchard Development Company elects officers and trustees
A. F. Estes is president, A. H. Estes treasurer, James L. Kooken secretary, and T. E. Fowler auditor. Trustees named are A. F. Estes Cashmere, T. E. Fowler Everett, James L. Kooken Cashmere, Chas. R. Hanen Boise, and L. F. Ketcham Everett.
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L. F. Ketcham
Wood spray debate rises over tree damage in Walla Walla
In Walla Walla state entomologist A L Melander declares sprays from wood distillation by products harmful to trees after tests show tree injury but pests unharmed. Meanwhile orchardists plan multiple sprays for codling moth as fruit yields surge with strawberries and cherries moving to market.
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Walla Walla
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A. L. Melander
Coast of Seattle editor Honor L Wilhelm visits city
Honor L Wilhelm editor of The Coast of Seattle spends the day in the city to inspect local newsrooms and gather material for the publication.
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Honor L. Wilhelm
Seattle
Subway Fire Scorches Depot Substructure Near Thurston Street
A spark from Fast Mail No. 28 ignited the Great Northern subway under the rights of way south of the depot at Thurston street this morning between nine and ten. Firefighters extinguished the flames quickly with no major damage or railroad traffic interruption. The timbered tunnel will be lined with concrete in the future as part of planned upgrades.
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Funeral for John Holden in Leavenworth
John Holden dies in Leavenworth last Sunday. His funeral will be next Sunday under the Odd Fellows lodge of which he has been a member for thirty years. Rev. Davis of the Congregational church will conduct services at the church. Interment directed by Hamilton & Son at Leavenworth.
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Expensive Drive On King Street Ends With Fine
Glenn Elfers was fined five dollars and assessed fifteen dollars in costs after pleading guilty to driving over a new cement walk on King Street. Judge Palmer levied the costs.
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Palmer
New Engineering Firm Forms for Irrigation Projects
Walter Thomas of Wenatchee Electric and A E Wieland of Entiat Light Power form a new firm to build irrigation plants and related engineering work. Offices open on the second floor of the World building with capabilities in reinforced concrete, irrigation systems, power plants, surveys, and hydraulics.
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Walter Thomas
Wenatchee Electric Company
A. E. Wieland
Entiat Light & Power Company
San Francisco heir's land fraud dispute before Surveyor General
In Los Angeles today the hearing concerns Palo Verde Valley lands valued at 2.5 million dollars. A San Francisco man now dead allegedly defrauded the government thirty five years ago by claiming 44 000 acres under the Swamp and Overflow act after a boat was hauled on a wagon to attest a boat trip. The suit attacks the title's validity and threatens settlers' rights.
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Palo Verde Valley
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