Saloon men plead guilty in Wenatchee raid cases
Two more saloon keepers Fred Keiser and Joe Holt pleaded guilty to Sunday opening charges in superior court assessed at 350 plus costs. WG Malott also fined 350 and costs. All six defendants convicted from the Law and Order league raid with total fines 825, money to county. Morris of Fossil and Miss Smith wed in Wenatchee as ceremony ends with wedding dinner and trip to Fossil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Keiser
Joe Holt
Crass
Steiner
WG Malott
Law and Order League of
Wenatchee
Albrecht
Death on tracks at Cashmere claims station agent
H. Williams, Great Northern agent at Cashmere, was killed last evening at 6:30 when his footing slipped while trying to board a westbound passenger train near his home. He was dragged 300 yards, found by trainmen, died shortly after at the depot. He leaves a wife and three children. funeral arrangements are led by the Modern Woodmen of America. Williams had served as station agent at Cashmere for about a year and was widely liked.
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H. Williams
Great Northern
Cashmere
Hie House
Woodmen of America
Wiilliams
Williams
Rufus Woods Chosen Association Cashier
Trustees of the Wenatchee Valley Fruit Growers Association selected Foy as manager. Rufus Woods, secretary of the Wenatchee Commercial Club, is offered the cashier post and will resign to take the role. A successor for Woods as Commercial Club secretary is not yet named.
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Wenatchee Valley
Foy
Rufus Woods
Wenatchee Commercial Club
Woods
Secetary
Commercial Club
Butchers Form Union and Raise Wages
Black men sausage makers and slaughterhouse workers organized American Federation of Labor Local 240. They approved a wage increase from 2.85 to 4.50 dollars daily. Joe Appel elected president, M. Tarton secretary, L. E. Jones business manager. Eight current members, more expected. Meeting place to be Rosenberg block once ready.
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Butcher’s Union Local No. 240
American Federation of Labor
Joe Appel
M.tarton
L E. Jones
Rosenberg Block
Wenatchee Valley Fruit Growers Elect New Officers
The Wenatchee Valley Fruit Growers association held its first annual stockholders meeting over three days. A. J. Linville was elected president with Wm Turner as vice president and E. T. Balch as secretary. Guy C. Browne became treasurer. a new board includes Linville Turner Sanders Piether Balch Chapman Clarke. E M Foy remains managing salesman. Rufus Woods to become cashier. Bylaws cap stock votes at five per holder. policy remains unchanged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wenatchee Valley Fruit Growers Association
A J Linvillej
Wm. Turner
E. T. Balch
Guy C. Browne
A. J. Linville
Wm. Turner F.M. Sanders
R C Piether
E T Balch
J B Chapman
OC & Clarke
E M Foy
Ealessman
Rufus Woods
Commercial Club
Guenckel
Land to open for sale in Clark irrigation district
Seattle June 15 Ben Campbell fourth vice president and traffic manager of the Great Northern completed a westward inspection trip through the Wenatchee Valley with Darius Miller of the Burlington and others. He said land in the Clark irrigation district will be open to purchase within sixty days and water will reach by May 1907, with a bridge across the Columbia planned to irrigate 4000 to 5000 acres making the district as prosperous as the other side. Campbell noted Wenatchee’s strong 30 percent yearly growth and said the area shows great agricultural potential.
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Seattle
Ben Campbell
Great Northern
Wenatchee Valley
Darius Miller
Burlington
W Broughton
Wenatchee
Campbell
Miller
Clark
Columbia
Advertising and service endure in limited forms
A muted reflection on the value of small services and advertising, noting that genuine usefulness and effective promotion endure only for a time and in specific contexts, suggesting that even modest efforts carry real impact for many purposes.
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the Law and Order
League
Morris Smith
Chas. W. Morris
Fossil, Or
Fannie Viola Smith
A. J. Smith
Southside
Rev. L. R. Kofos
M. E. Church
Mr. Morris
L. V. Wells
T. H. Williams
Stantly
Gashier
Growers Association
of Trustees
Wenatchee Development Company
Arthur Gunn
Bousquet and Riolm
Newport
India
H.l.wiester
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