Columbia and Okanogan Steamboat Go Schedule 1906
The notice lists up river and down river steamer times starting November 1 1906 from Wenatchee Chelan Falls Entiat Orondo Pateros Brewster and Wenatchee return. Special folders on Okanogan irrigation and Lake Chelan district offered. Also Grand View lots near Tibbits residence for $50 down $25 monthly through Wenatchee Realty Investment Co.
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Wenatchee
Orondo
Entiat
Chelan Falls
Pateros
Brewster
Okanogan Irrigation Project
Lake Chelan District
Grand View
Tibbits
Wenatchee Realty & Investment Co
Free ice cream drawing votes for Goddess of Liberty
Beginning Tuesday June 18, customers receive a coupon entitling one vote for Goddess of Liberty with each dish of ice cream or a 10¢ drink. Wenatchee Drug Co. promotes the political fundraiser alongside local social notes and arrivals.
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Goddess of Liberty
Wenatchee
Pauline Jacobs
John W Walsh
Walsh
Chelan Valley
Chelan
L. McLean
Spokane
A. van Holderbeks
Inland Empire
G. R. Fisher
First National Bank
Guy C. Browne
Columbia Valley Bank
J. A. van Slyke
State Bankers’ Convention
Joe Darnell
Lakeside
E. A. Kinch
Snohomish
H. A. Shepard
Terry Ross
Percy Scheble
Mission Creek Canyon
Ladies Prayer Circle
M. E. Church
C. H. Willwater
John Doneen
Southside
Seattle
Crollard
Bower Hall
D. S. Groff
Fairbury
Neb
John Clapp
Chelan Avenue
E. L. Mel Irwin
F. W. Smith
Bucking Exhibition Delights Spectators On We Natchee Ave
At nine a.m. today a spirited bucking show occurred in front of the First National Bank on We Natchee avenue. A rider on a young horse gave a Buffalo Bill style display as the obstinate animal bucked and twisted. The rider stayed aboard and rode away in triumph, entertaining the crowd.
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Wenatchee Avenue
First National Bank
Reunion Sparks Pleasant Visit Amid Family News
In Cashmere Miss Pomeroy visiting her sister Mrs Raab, surprise arrival ahead of schedule. Their father Mr Pomeroy joins after winter on the Sound. East visitors Mrs Mills family arrive, Thayer children recovering, Bertie walks outside for first time today.
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Cashmere
Pomeroy
Montana
Raab
West
Mr. Pomeroy
Wm. Mills
East
Vissiting
Thayer
Bertie
Sunday School Picnic Delights Cashmere Community
A Sunday school picnic near Paradise drew many locals who enjoyed sprinkles, games, baseball, tug of war, rope climbing, and a pie eating contest. Children participated in varied ages with lively cheers as the blackberry pie winner received a fresh slice.
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Paradise
Cashmere
Lso
Runaway Buggy After Cigarette Distracts Team
Sunday near the Wenatchee river bridge a two-horse rig driven by Frank Smith and two Cashmere men including Mr Hammond capsized after a cigaret paper scare. All four riders were thrown, Mr Smith bruised, one Cashmere man with only his pipe stem remaining. horses captured unharmed.
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Mr. Hammond
New Bridge
Frank Smith
Wenatchee River Bridge
Frater Kellogg Visits Quincy in World of Wenatchee
The Quincy Quill notes Lucien Kellogg of the World of Wenatchee visiting Sunday and courting one of Quincy’s fair daughters. Kellogg says the trip was for fishing and he caught nothing. Extracts from a June 23 1907 sermon at the Presbyterian church discuss religion, morals, and societal responsibility.
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Lucien Kellogg
Wenatchee
Quincy
Kellogg
Daily World
The
Presbyterian Church
John W. Berger
The Enemy Within: Social Parasites Decried in Society Critique
A speaker denounces society butterflies and millinery types as wreckers of home life and community ideals. The text attacks selfish businesspeople and posing women who seek snobbery, wealth, and status while neglecting church attendance and public duty.
Worse Than Harriman Express Surplus Bond Proposal Stirs Regulators
Inter state commerce commissioners reacted with shock to Adams Express Companys plan to issue an interest bearing bond dividend of 200 percent. They condemned the move as an improper use of surplus likely to force higher future rates and hindered by new uniform bookkeeping rules effective July 1. Regulators urged scrutiny as they prepare to evaluate rate structures under the new system.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commissioners
Adams Express Company
Express Company
Harriman
Henry Adams
Contestants Vie For Goddess Title In Wenatchee Vote
Still They Come. Today's standings show women such as Martha Koehler Mildred Finch Mollie Morrison and Eva Tedford leading the Goddess of Liberty contest in Wenatchee Avenue voting. The closing bell rings Saturday night at seven, with voters urged to cast ballots and keep favorites in line as daily bulletins promise updates in the Daily World.
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Wenatchee Avenue
Wome
BoeOrtho
Peel Daes
Mattle
Mollie Morrison
Blanche Beard
Irene Austin
Ita Messerly
Sadie Godfrey
Mildred Hallenbeck
Eva Tedford
Halcyon Morrison
Bessie Graham Swinns
Old Habit Is Strong In Mr Cannon Revisionist Debate
A Washington Star opinion notes that Mr Cannon will not abruptly shift from his long held stance. The piece argues that his political habits and past positions shape expected behavior in the ongoing reform discussions.
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Cannon
Washington Star
Is Wenatchee a Wicked City Debate Sparks Morality Call
Rev. E O Jessup at the Baptist church denounced local apathy toward moral issues and urged citizens to join with officials to curb immorality. He argued Wenatchee is not uniquely immoral but citizens must act, backing measures to protect children and curb destructive social practices.
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Daily World
E. O. Jessup
Baptist Church
Emeranl
Wenatchee
Mr. Jessup
Washington
Olympia
Roosevelt
Fourth of July Festivities Stir Cashmere City
The Cashmere Record reports preparations for a big Fourth of July celebration in We natchee with continuous events. Only the town marshal Captain Burbank and W. B. Phelps will stay behind in Cashmere. they may join the afternoon train.
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Wenatchee
Cashmere
Captain Burbank
W. B. Phelps
Presbyterian Picnic At Squibchuck Grounds
Annual Presbyterian church picnic planned for Wednesday June 26. Members travel by several teams leaving the church at 8 30. A good time is anticipated with games and entertainment. Cost covers only transport about twenty five cents per person.
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The
Presbyterian Church
Squibchuck
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Cashmere News
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Wenatchee, Washington
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