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Wenatchee Daily World

Location

Wenatchee, Washington, United States of America

Date

Jun 04, 1910

Page

6

Printing executive buys Wenatchee home site

Mr. Lund a 34 year old Milwaukee native with a high school education and three sons buys Wenatchee property as a future home. He has spent his career in printing and is superintendent of the American Colortype Company, a leading color printer in the nation. The deal followed his link with Wenatchee booster A. C. Dallach, secretary of Wenatchee Sunnyslope Orchard Co. Lund chose Wenatchee after thorough local studies, deeming it a good investment.

Mr. Lund Milwaukee Wis Lund American Colortype Company United States A. C. Dallach Wenatchee Sunnyslope Orchard Co Wenatchee Up River

Favors Convict Labor for Chelan County Roads

Dr. Saunders, Chelan county coroner, urges establishing a convict camp to aid road construction. He cites Methow success, proposes talks with State Highway Commissioner Bowlby and Prison Board, and favors paying prisoners a small daily sum for family support.

Chelan Saunders Chelan County Bowlby State Prison Board

Moses Lake duck hunting to end as irrigation lowers lake

Local sportsmen warn Moses Lake will lose its teal and mallard habitat as an irrigation project drains water from the lake. Marshes around the big lake have long hosted prime duck hunting and attracted Wenatchee visitors each fall.

Moses Lake Big Lake Wenatchee

Visit Notes Lead Local Social Roundup

Chelan Falls from June 4 reports Miss Ethel Berrier returning home after a week with friends in Waterville. Albert Kinzebaugh and sister from Wenatchee visited their brother George. Verne Warren returns from Spokane after winter at Blair Business College. Miss Muriel Murdock of Waterville guest of Miss Berrier. Miss Lida Renn visited Easleys on Howard Flat last week.

Chelan Falls Ethel Berrier Waterville Albert Kinzebaugh Wenatchee George Verne Warren Spokane Blair Business College Muriel Murdock Lida Renn Mrs. Easley Howard Fiat

Great Northern seeks large European railroad bond issue

In New York James J. Hill aims to raise 80 million dollars from French investors to fund Great Northern improvements. Louis W. Hill joins him with plans and data on new lines. Bankers Kuehn Loeb & Co. have underwritten 50 million in bonds for foreign capital. the move spurs Hill to pursue a major international bond issue with Paris bankers.

James J. Hill Great Northern Railroad New York Great Northern Louis W. Hill The J. J. Hill Hill Europe Kuehn, Loeb & Co

Painter Mrs Teale closes studio for summer in Seattle

Mrs Teale closes her studio for the summer and plans to spend the season in Seattle while reflecting on the strong friendships formed through China painting lessons. Mission street loses the Novelty studio and store as Mrs Kinner moves out within a week to join Mrs Gussman in the Style Shop space, with further announcements to follow.

Mission Street Kinner

Automobile Demonstration From Chelan to Landing

Walter M. Olive of Wenatchee led a Chelan business party on a Ford round trip to Chelan Landing in thirty minutes with fifteen minutes each way. The trial proved auto passenger service feasibility between the lake and river given road conditions and Olive has discussed the plan with C O manager Griggs, who indicated willingness to run a service if local demand exists.

Chelan Walter M. Olive Wenatchee Olive Griggs C. & O. Company Lakeside

Road dispute over dammed land near Wenatchee escalates

South of the Wenatchee river residents demand road repairs after dam construction left the route flooded. The Lamb-Davis Lumber Co faces a potential $1000 cost to restore the road to pre dam conditions. County Commissioner Kinney seeks court action to compel repairs for public access.

Wenatchee River al van Epps Geo. Ingham Hoxsey Geo. Brisky John Bjork Bob Dye Don Thomas al Leland F. A. Losekam Kinney Mr. Jacobson Seat of Trouble Lamb- Davis Lumber Co Leavenworth Echo

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