Seattle Hills Taken Down and Valleys Fill Proposals
The piece notes Seattle’s earth moving to level hills after the Panama Canal era, proposes filling residential valleys with 400000 wagon loads of soil, and imagines streets raised up to twelve feet. It mentions Gov Folk backing Seattle exposition plans and the Personal Liberty League opposing liquor regulations.
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Seattle
Welfth Avenue
Liberty League
Valley Power Company Franchise On Council Agenda
City council to discuss granting a franchise to the Valley Power Company at tonight’s meeting. The session will address key municipal service concerns and the implications for Taos and nearby communities. Potential impact on local utilities and rates remains a focal point.
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The
Valley Power Company
Married in South Dakota wedding in Yankton area
Miss Clara A. Fickling wed Mr. F Robert Murray at the bride’s home in Yankton county with Rev. G W Rosenberry officiating. Attendants included Ava Fickling and Alice Coe. the couple to live at Wenatchee Washington after visiting Cody Wyoming and Yellowstone Park en route.
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Clara A. Fickling
F Robert Murray
BE. A. Fickling
G. W. Rosenberrry
Asa E. Fickling
Alice Coe
Jay Fickling
Guy Gunderson
Yankton County
Yankton
Madison
Hudson
Washington
Murray
Great Northern
Wenatchee
Wash
Cody
Wye
Yellowstone Park
Messrs
T. H. Atkinson
D. C. Wolf
Co. C. King
E. L. Moody
B. L. Foxworthy
Natural Grove
Crystal Spring Ranch
Entiat
Orondo Fruit Eaters
Orondo
Woodmen
Plains
California
Pacific States
Oregon
F. T. Hanan
Malaga
W. F.cannon
Miller
Kansas
C. A. Harris
W. F. Cannon
T. W. Cowan
Gertrude
Adams
Almato
Cowan
L. Packwood
Lake Chelan
Gaines
J. A. Graves
Waterville
Roaring Creek
W. M. Windham
Spokane
Jack Bowen
Jones Ankeny reject proposed direct primary compact
Washington Senator candidates Wesley L. Jones and Levi Ankeny spar over a proposed pact that the loser in the September Republican primary would not allow his name to appear in the Legislature. Ankeny declines, calling it contrary to public policy and insulting to legislators.
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United States
Wesley L. Jones
Levi Ankeny
Ankeny
of Washington
Lett Ankeny
Republica
Lost watch ad from Wenatchee yields quick find
A Wenatchee girl asked the World to run a lost watch notice and kept hush about it. The very first street ad led to swift discovery, amusing her father who may think another girl’s item was found. The piece ends with a moral promoting small ads.
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Wenatchee
World Office
Daily World
Navy Board Chooses Chewing Tobacco for Jack Tars Test
A Brooklyn Navy Yard panel begins a week long blind tests of chewing tobacco samples to select a contract for 1 100 000 pounds. Bluejackets from ships act as experts while preserving sample anonymity. A separate Alaska gold report notes Seattle's expected $30 million influx this fall.
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New York
United States
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Alaska
Seattle
Washington
Change in Eagle Livery Company Forms Partnership
A weekly change at Eagle Livery sees C. F. Ogilvie, long-time bookkeeper, become a partner with D. C. Town. Wenatchee’s growth mirrors the firm’s expansion from two shabby teams to a major city business, now separating livery from transfer and adding Roslyn coal agency with several coal cars already on the road.
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Eagle Livery Company
C. F. Ogilvie
D.C. Town
Eagle
Wenatchee
D. C. Town
Waterville
Ogilvie
Roslyn _coal
Wenatchee High School Holds Fourth Annual Meeting
The Wenatchee high school held its fourth annual meeting at the Stevens school building with about forty attendees. Officers elected for the coming year are President Clifford Godfrey Vice President Walter Thomas Secretary Miss Anna Sumner Treasurer Miss Helen Colllr. After adjournment the group joined a banquet and social hour.
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Wenatchee High School
Stevens School
Clifford Godfrey
Walter Thomas
Anna Sumner
Helen Collir
If we p you tell others if not tell us do
A terse imperative prompts sharing or reporting actions. The note asks for both revealing information or requesting feedback if not. It lacks clear entities or events, making factual grounding difficult.
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