Wenatchee Ticket Sale Opens For Season Lectures
Season ticket holders may reserve seats at Wenatchee Drug Co starting this morning until Wednesday noon. Public sale follows. H. E. Marble, former Wenatchee Republican publisher now via Twisp, travels to coast. Maxwell wallpaper stock debut at Merrill shop. Free vocal lessons offered by W. W. Ulin at Church of Christ tomorrow. A Schumacher from Franklin Nebraska in town exploring relocation prospects.
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Governor Hay Declared Acting Prefix Irrelevant
Olympia March 1. Debate over whether Hay is de facto governor continues as invitations go out with The Governor and Mrs. Hay invite. A legislator states Hay is governor in fact, regardless of Cosgrove, and praises his use of gubernatorial prerogatives to protect public interests.
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Okanogan Division Debated In Olympia Session
Strong delegations from Okanogan County visited Olympia as the division issue dominated talk. The regional record notes that work on county division began late and that a bill creating Oroville would not succeed this session.
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North Okanogan County proposal teased by Kelley Hall
A northern Okanogan area may gain county status with a possible bill discussed on Tuesday by Kelley Hall, representative from the region. It is not yet known whether a formal bill creating the Methow valley county has been introduced.
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Cashmere Realty Active With Busy Month
Cashmere March reports strong activity at Sunset Land agency with about $20 000 in land sales including E J Clark lot sold to W R McManus for 1800 and ten acres sold by Capt A S Burbank at 1500 per acre. Bachelors club suspends meetings until November.
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Oregon irrigation land opening offers vast tracts for settlers
Thousands of irrigated acres in Oregon are open for filing in 40 to 160 acre blocks. No land rights charge and no fee for the land itself. Perpetual water rights cost only the state’s irrigation construction cost. The 216,000 acre project features 400 miles of canals, a mild climate with 300 sunny days, and promising returns for applicants who seek land. Write for blanks and details.
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