Quincy News Highlights A E Jonson Dinner Welcome
A gathering at A E Jonson's country home celebrated his return from town with a large supper. A playful note describes a new town craze neckitis, with hats tilting as people pass by. No deaths reported yet. The column also marks J E and J Sapp celebrating their crystal fifteenth anniversary with guests and music by Edith Sapp.
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A. E. Jonson
Axel
J. E. Sapp
Quincy Valley
Edith Sapp
Quincy Farmers Elevator project advances in east end
The article reports ground breaking for the Quincy Farmers Elevator Co. at the switch east end, with a 35 000 bushel elevator and 60 000 bushel warehouse, native stone foundation, and August 1 completion target. It notes grain buyers expect a two cent margin and outlines farmer concerns over margins and irrigation plans discussed at a Dickinson hall meeting.
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New
Quincy Farmers’ Elevator Co
Delivak
Farmers’ Company
Farmers’ Organization
A Ranchers Song Beulah and Golden West Featured
A music snippet shows lyrics about Beulah and Beulah land, a ranch life, and missing a sweetheart. The piece includes lines about a mutual friend sending back a song inviting to the Golden West and college life, with chorus imagery of rivers and snowcapped mountains.
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Eastern College
Golden West
Beulah
Beulal
Forgetful Wenatchee Man Marries After License Mixup
A Wenatchee man and Miss Sadie M Chapman of Spokane wed in Spokane after two licenses were issued. Wilson forgot his Wenatchee license en route, learned the Spokane license would do, and the couple married at St Pauls M E church with Rev. Hull officiating. Also notes on US Civil Service exams for Philippine teachers and assistants, with salary ranges and appointment details.
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Spokesman-Review
Wenatchee
R. I. Wilson
Sadie M Chapman
Spokane
Nat
Mr. Wilson
Miss Chapman
Tull & Gibbs Co
Fair Money Tied Up
The treasury solicitor ruled Seattle fair funds of 600000 will be usable only if Seattle raises one million dollars exclusive of all state appropriations The state university building cannot count toward the million This may require Seattle to raise over 300000 more H F E Reed says the money will be raised
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Washington
Treasury Department
Seattle
State University
H. F E. Reed
Wenatchee Bazaar Declares Daily Bargain Day
Daily bargain day at the Wenatchee Bazaar draws shoppers seeking discounts across stalls. Vendors promote reduced prices, with crowds gathering for featured sales and limited-time offers.
Winchester Items From Wenatchee to Spokane News
Mrs Bert De Vaney returned to Spokane last week while Rev Monroe Everett of Wenatchee visited. Harry Noaker bought a new buggy and S D Titus and T E Trotter conducted business at Brush Flat. Titus returned from Spokane Sunday. Relye came back from Seattle. Work on the canyon road north of town nears completion. 1181 is the little Red Cart number. At the Wenatchee Bazaar a 35 54 china set and odd dishes sold.
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Winchester
Bert de Vaney
Spokane
Harry Noaker
Monroe Everett
Wenatchee
Tennessee
Co. F. Burg
Wilson Creek
James Lee
Moses Lake
S. D. Titus
T. E. Trotter
Pete Relye
Seattle
Forty-Three Students Suspended for Circus Parade
In North Yakima on June 4 forty-three high school boys were suspended for running away to follow a circus parade. The move leaves only two seniors and may affect graduation exercises. Since their suspension they have continued parading the streets with a red flag while demanding a shorter school year.
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North Yakima
North Yakima High School
Narade
Meats Skid Doo Number 23 on Wenatchee Avenue
Local note references the Skid doo Number 23 on Wenatchee Avenue and mentions L. W. Co. in connection with meats. No further details are provided.
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Wenatchee Avenue
L. W. Co
Charles Chapman Sought. Call Daily World Office Today
Charles Chapman is asked to call the Daily World office as information of interest to him is present. The notice urges prompt contact to retrieve or discuss the information.
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Charles Chapman
The
Daily World
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