Denominational Union Promised in City Church Plan
In July and August the Baptist and Presbyterian denominations in the city plan to unite their efforts. Rev. E O Jessup of the Baptist church will conduct purge of meetings in July at the Presbyterian church. Rev J W Berger will preach each Sunday in the Baptist church during August. Berger departs next week for Seattle to study in July, while Jessup leaves the following month for the Sound and Vancouver Island regions.
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E. O. Jessup
Baptist Church
Angus
J. W. Berger
Berger
Seattle
Jessup
the Sound
Vashon Island
Vancouver
B. C
Cascade Mountains
Spokane Gubernatorial Candidate Opposes Prohibition
Dr Patrick S Byrne of Spokane announces a gubernatorial platform opposing prohibition and breaking from William Jennings Bryan. He will campaign on state issues, reject the Democratic convention platform, and doubt Bryan carries Washington. Also a note invites dressmaking services at Wilt Adams in Mrs Webb's Millinery rear.
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Spokane
Patrick S. Byrne
William Jennings Bryan
Bryan
Washington
Mesdames Wilt & Adams
DANCE AT THEATRE ENJOYED BY WENATCHEE PATRONS
Wenatchee Theatre hosted another popular dance Friday evening under manager Ed Ferguson. A strong turnout attended as Crollard's orchestra provided the music in an unqualified success.
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Ed Ferguson
Wenatchee Theatre
Crollard
Wenatchee Trip Sparks Plans for Large Wholesale Grocery
Mr and Mrs E S Chase returned from Wenatchee where a new wholesale grocery house with 100000 capital stock is planned. Officers and directors were elected and building will start once a site is secured. Chase predicts Wenatchee Valley will soon be one of the state’s wealthiest areas as land values surge. He praises local businessmen as boosters driving growth.
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E. S. Chase
Wenatchee
Chase
Wenatchee Valley
Hartline Standard
Wenatchee and Waterville Set for Weekend Baseball Clash
Waterville hosts Wenatchee in a long standing rivalry game Sunday afternoon. Wenatchee arrives in strong form from multiple games this season while Waterville, practicing, aims to challenge. Big Dell, ex Vancouver, will pitch for Waterville, Wenatchee counters with a capable twirler. Fans urged to attend and support the home team.
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Waterville
Wenatchee
Old Settlers Picnic and Local Happenings in Wenatchee
City notices report Judge Palmer attending the Old Settlers Picnic in Monitor. C. W. Ankeny plans a Chelan street house, recently moved from Oskaloosa Iowa. New arrivals include B Hayes a Kansas cement worker and J Quigg returning after illness. Water on East Wenatchee ranches seen from The World office. L W Bloom plans extended stay in Wenatchee.
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C. W. Ankeny
Tom Black
Chelan Street
Oskaloosa
Iowa
Co. B. Hayes
Kansas
East Wenatchee
World Office
Women barred from saloons in Aberdeen ordinance
Following dance hall closings, Aberdeen adopts a unanimous ordinance prohibiting women from drinking or frequenting saloons. A saloonkeeper faces a $50 fine or license revocation for violations. The measure, introduced by the police committee, targets public morality in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aberdeen
Wash
Bowes
Jap Houses Stir Wenatchee Race Tensions
An article notes a Japanese restaurant opening in Wenatchee and rising concerns over a growing Japanese presence. It reports restaurant protests by white merchants, fears of a race question, and references Tacomas past race riot as a warning, while noting few locals depart.
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North
Yakima
Wenatchee
Sound
Tacoma
Tammany Club
Arrests Drop Fifty Percent After Vice Dens Closed
Police Judge J B Palmer says arrests fell 50 percent since the mayor shut down the lower city dens. He says Sunday drunkenness ended and crime decreased by about one half, with many criminals leaving the city along with the vice establishments. The report notes the former patrons were not paragons of citizenship.
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J. B. Palmer
Churches Hold Morning Services With Sermons and Welcomes
The Churches announce a busy Sunday with Bible school at 10 a.m. and sermon at 11 a.m. on Lights of Liberty. Evening services at 8 p.m. feature Present Day Veracity. B Y P U meets at 7 p.m. and a cordial welcome is extended.
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Bible School
Presbyterian Church
Howard Thomas
Christian Endeavor Soci
Hempleman
Helen Ferryman
MO. W. Berger
Young Acro Tumbler Vernon Avey Stays In Wenatchee
Vernon Avey, a six year old tumbler, is staying at the Cottage Hotel in Wenatchee and plans to make the city his home. He performed an impressive grass stage exhibition at a band concert last night, drawing surprised reactions from spectators.
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Wenatchee
Vernon Avey
Cottage Hotel
Fire at Creamery Cafe Smolders, Quickly Put Out
Firefighters responded to an alarm at the Creamery Cafe Friday afternoon. The small blaze was contained within minutes using on site extinguishers, causing only slight damage. No injuries reported and investigation ongoing.
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Creamery Cafe
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Columbia Valley Bank
Geo. E. McCann
Columbia St
Estes Valuey Orchards
A. F. Estes
Canadian Pacific
Ralway Lands
Alberta
G. A. Yancey & CO
Riverside Avenue
General Agents
Spokane, Wash
Ghurghes
Baptists
Presbyterians
City News
L.W. Co
Swain
Jack Quigg
J. B. Patterson
Boone, Iowa
P. P. Holcomb
F. S. Hull
L. W. Bloom
Wenatcheensis
East Wenatchee Land
M.E. Field
Congress
Forestry Department
M. E. Field
Field
Lake Chelan
Methow
Mr. Field
Restaurant
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Little Brown Men
Palmer
Gellatly
J. Eyer
Mission Street
First Baptist Church
Ety
Thomas
Monte Cristo
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