Rail and shipping notices and local bids in Wenatchee Bazaar
Full particulars on application. Oregon Railroad & Navigation Co. connections from Spokane with same rates as others. See Salt Lake City and Denver trips. Also local notice for Wenatchee Bazaar bids for janitor work at Stevens Whitman and Lewis & Clark schools due June 22, 1908. Preference to abstainers from tobacco and liquor. Also sale of colored vases 3 for 15c.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon Railroad & Navigation Co
Spokane
J. R. Nagel
First Ave
Seattle
Wash
Salt Lake City
Denver
Chelan County
Stevens
Whitman
Lewis & Clark
Bazaar items and travel ads mix with local notices
An assortment of small notices and ads including auction terms with CHAS. KYLE as clerk, a 60 cent sugar bowl set, cheap excursion rates via Oregon Railroad & Navigation Co, Portland and Seattle travel agents, Dr Knowlton eye specialist at Hotel Roosevelt, office hours posted, and a hardware sale offer from Halbert & Webber Hardware Co with a $58 Ohio range price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Knowlton
Seattle
Hotel Roosevelt
Ohio
Halbert & Webber Hardware Co
Lakeside Man Announces for Chelan County Assessor
R C Osborn of Lakeside announces his candidacy for Chelan County Assessor on the Republican ticket subject to September primaries. He notes three years as Deputy Assessor in Chelan County and ten years in Nebraska in the same role.
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R. C. Osborne
Lakeside
Chelan County
J. B. Holmes
M. P. Spencer
Nebraska
Chelan
R. C. Osborn
Wash
Bryan Prospects Rise in Multiple State Parleys
Reports from Louisville Roswell Bozeman and Portland indicate Democratic gatherings show strong Bryan sentiment for the Denver national convention. Kentucky and Montana conventions open amid Bryan backing with Johnson opposition in one county, while Oregon’s eight delegates pledge to support Bryan.
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Bryan
Louisville
Kentucky
Denver
Roswell
N. M
Montana
Bozeman
Mont
Johnson
Minnesota
Oregon
Portland
Ore
W.J. Bryan
Quincy News Highlights Local Social and Business Updates
Quincy notes visitors from Wenatchee Spokane and Ephrata, farm machinery arrivals and new irrigation talks. A bookkeeper change at a local firm, sulfuric acid tests for fire engines, and a planned farmers meeting address valley water and well finding methods amid geologic debates.
Underground water supply proves vital for railroad needs
The Burlington railroad drilled a deep well after geologist N H Darton predicted underground water in the Deadwood formation. Water at 2920 to 2980 feet yielded half a million gallons daily at 75 pounds pressure, with 122 degree water quality. A later contamination issue led to casing to isolate the source, illustrating the value of federal underground water studies. 8 O Jayne of the U S Irrigation Dept visited for well data and farmer surveys on wells, wells depth, water amount, pump and windmill sizes, soil and crop details. A separate sobering accident near Quiner left a two year old dead while playing near an outhouse with a hammer on the roof.
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Dickinson
United States Geological Survey
Black Hills
South Dakota
Burlington Railroad
N. H. Darton
Dakotas
Und
Darton
Federal Geological Survey
O. Jayne
U. S. Irrigation Department of Agriculture
Delivak
Quincy
Snyder
Quiner
Sitle
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WM. McMuray
Portland, Ore
Wenatchee Bazaar
H. J. Kimmel
South King Street
Wenatchee
Chas. Kyle
Oregon Ra‘oad & Navigation Co
Spoagne
Blake Designers
Nantes
Estes Valley Orchards
Cashmere
A. Re. Estes
Washington
Quincy News
S. G. Schuerle
EL. M. Sti
D. Heywood
Burke
Ray Huber
Miss Carver
Hotel Victoria
J. D. Bowermaz
G. S. Asbury
Mr. Overby
Phheoean
Bsenkoi
C M. Smith
F. W. ‘Briggins
Schmit
Otter
Krck
J. J. Cox
Payton
Wenatchee Ave
Oscar Lowe
Arrow Barn
Mission Street
Walter Mr. Olive
Columbia Valley Bank Building
L. O. Hall
Earl Clayton
C.u
Guilford
Marr
New Bridge
Fern Candy Kitchen
The
Quality Store
Co. F. Eggiman
Eagle
W. M. Rice
Leavenworth Liveryman
Transent
Quincy Sunday
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