Ice Cream Social Planned At Justice Palmer Home
Local church women announce an ice cream social on Friday night on the lawn at Justice Palmer’s home. The Brewster Herald editor is in town, visiting Daily World and planning to return to Brewster Sunday. Several local notices include church services, school events, and a ferry worker’s injury.
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Ladies of the Christian Church
Justice Palmer
Horton
Brewster Herald
Daily World
Brewster
Columbia
Methow Rapids
Kuentzel
Seattle
Lillian Vaughn
Johnson School of Music
Dunkard Church
J. H. Miller
Goshen
Ind
Christian Church
Wenatchee
C. H. Pries
Dwyer
Allen Wetsel
John Potts
Snohomish
West Side
N. D. Titchenal
Church of God
Dry Flat
Box and Crate Supply For Fruit Shippers
The message emphasizes ready shipment boxes and crates for the fruit season. It notes a warehouse with over half a million boxes in all sizes and kinds and highlights a wide stock of building materials in North Central Washington. It invites customers to visit and place orders.
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Washington
Cook on C O Boat Wins Horse In O’Connor Raffle
A cook aboard a C O boat won a horse in a raffle at O Connor’s barn last night. Night Clerk Crambler of the Great Northern hotel owned the horse but could not use it, so he raffled it off. O Connor held the box, Ed Ferguson drew tickets, and the 15th number yielded the winner. The 13th ticket pulled numbered 53, bought for 58 cents by Campbell.
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O’connor
Crambler
Great Northern Hotel
Ed Ferguson
Campbell
Strawberry Picking Contest Delights Guests At Deniston Home
Professor and Mrs. Deniston hosted a novel afternoon as friends joined a strawberry picking contest. Each guest carried a small basket and competed in the berry patch, ending with merriment as each ate their harvest and a big green strawberry served as consolation prize.
Mission board speaks on mountain work in south region
At the Presbyterian church Miss Frazer of the Woman's Home Mission Board outlines the departments and the large ongoing effort in the southern mountain districts. In a Sunday incident several boys were fined two dollars and costs after a Justice Amos court hearing for throwing stones at a squaw fishing woman. witnesses confessed they could not tell who struck her. Lem Ward advertises pianos as he returns to town.
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Presbyterian Church
Frazer
Woman’s Home Mission Board
Agent for Ideal weeder arrives in town with stock
Orchardists and farmers are urged to act quickly as the Ideal weeder agent presents a stock of weeders at the corner of Wenatchee and Orondo avenues. Demand is high and current stock may sell out fast.
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Wenatchee and
Orondo Avenues
River likely at flood peak as Columbia reads 34.5 feet
The Columbia River is at 34.5 feet with cooler weather likely limiting further rise to about 37 or 38 feet. The 1894 record stood at 60 feet above low water, and without the recent cooling the river might have risen much higher.
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Columbia
Postmaster Hull's Wenatchee stipend raised to 2200
Washington dispatches report Wenatchee Postmaster Hull will see his annual pay climb from 2100 to 2200 as a result of rising local postal receipts. The increase mirrors state wide boosts tied to office growth, with Wenatchee showing strong gains in five quarter reports. Also, reader activity notes Glenn Wells parading on Wenatchee avenue in a Children of Israel costume to advertise tonight band dance while Dave Gellatly promotes the event with a horn banner.
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Washington Dispatches
Hull
Wenatchee
Glenn Wells
Wenatchee Avenue
Dave Gellatly
58 Cents for Cayuse Sold to Charley Campbell
A fragment reports Charley Campbell paying 58 cents for a full grown snow white cayuse, noting the bargain price for the horse. The brief emphasizes the low cost and the seller’s name in a compact market note.
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Charley Campbell
Wenatchee High Thespians Refused Gift to Library Fund
The Wenatchee High School Thespiants staged Between the Acts in Cashmere raising about sixteen dollars after expenses. The school board declined to accept the gift disapproving of performing out of town, so the troupe will proceed to Leavenworth Friday night with posters ready.
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Steen
Cashmere
Wenatchee High School
Wenatchee Market Quotation Highlights Local Goods
The Wenatchee dealers provide price quotations for meats fruits vegetables grain hay feed and flour including bran shorts rolled barley and potatoes. Slug of listed items shows varied per ton and per unit pricing along with notes on beef veal turkeys and hides. Community notices follow about local veterans posts and fraternal lodge chapters with meeting dates and officers.
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Wenatchee
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Cylinder Records
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Walter M. Olive
Logal
Steiner
Tacoma Daily News
Marriagable
Joe West
San Juan Islands
Mr. Walker
Tacoma
Entiat Ferry
McCoys Hospital
Hayden Lumber Coo
G. B. Parks
China
Haviland
Glass
Cashmere News
Howard Thomas Scientific Optician
The
Philadelphia Optical College
E. Gauntt
Methew Street
DR. King
Wenatchee Furniture Co
Farmers
Frank Culp
M. D
A. T. Kaupp
First National Bank
DR. Moad
Rosenberg
DR. Hutchinson
H. W. Russell
J. W. Stratton
Bower Block
Leavenworth
Darlin Meat Co
Biase Sems
Er Hall
H. Dennis
H. W. Stockton
Recorder
Wee Natchee
Bower Hall
J. H. Dahling
C. A. Battles
Wenatchee Lodge
Ellie-Forde Hall
T. A. Hilton
N.G
P. H. Sherburne
A. R
Daniel McCook
Department of Washington
Alaska
Odd Fellows Hall
M. O. Merrill
J. B. Palmer
Riverside Lodge
E. Thayer
W. M
R. H. Nowlan
Modern Woodmen OF America
Frank Baggott
R. L. Bartlett
Brotherhood OF American Yeomen
Columbus Homestead
Ellis-Forde Hall
A. F. Lake
Carl Ray
C. W. Jorgenson
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