Record Real Estate Breakthrough Near Wenatchee
Wenatchee Realty and Development Co. completes one of the valley’s largest land deals. 150 acres of tillable land with Miller’s home place and 80 acres of bearing orchard near Conrad Rose and the Turner ranch sold for 90000 dollars, with potential resale at about 1200 per acre. The sale signals rapid growth and new settlement, while McKittrick ranch also transfers to C. A. Hawley for 7500 dollars. Hawley to move to Wenatchee from Montana and build residences at once.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wenatchee Realty & Development Co
Miller
Millerdale
Conrad Rose
William Turner
Wenatchee
McKittrick Ranch
E. V. Martin
Will McKittrick
Town
C. A. Hawley
Mr. Hawley
Montana
Local notes mix politics and social events across town
A patchwork of society items, political notions, and local notices covers campaigns, birthdays, and gatherings. Mentions include Battles as a favored candidate, churchgoing hints, and a Pastry Cook pie incident. Also notes appointments and social events at the courthouse, a Taft club formation, and a Gem Cafe endorsement.
Slight Show of Opposition for Senator Jones
Voters across Yakima react to a World rep poll asking who should be senator. Speeches praise Jones as honest and experienced, with a few endorsements for Ankenny. Local figures from treasurer to postmaster name Jones, highlighting broad support and opposition.
Ellsworth Frances Marries Miss Emily Patterson
The Pierre Congregational church wedding joined Ellsworth France of Wenatchee Washington and Emily Patterson of the city. Rev Askin officiated. A quiet reception at the bride’s sister Mrs R C Sanders home followed. The couple will live in Wenatchee after traveling to Min Pa for their future home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellsworth
France
Highmore
S. D
R. C. Sanders
Valenciennes
Wenatchee
Wash
Min- Pa
Te Bulletin
Battles Elected New Director After Four-Way Race
Co. A. Battles is elected director amid a four-cornered contest that ended with a broad street survey showing wide satisfaction with the result. The election featured four ballots as Coburn Holn supporters failed to unite, votes cast from two to eight with many women voters participating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Co. A. Battles
Battles
Coburn
Holn
Track laying to start on Milwaukee line in Eastern Washington
The Chicago, Milwaukee and St Paul plans large scale track laying in Eastern Washington this month. A track laying machine ships from Montana to Lind with another soon after. The Milwaukee line to Lombard and the Northern Pacific route from there will carry the rail. Bridge work between Bitter Root mountains and Puget Sound continues. structures will be ready as crews reach them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
Washington
Montana
Lind
Milwaukee
Lombard
Helena
Northern Pacific
Bitter Root Mountains
Puget Sound
Monatana
Her
Montan
Socialist street speaker sparks Yakima flag dispute
March 7 North Yakima report says D Burgess compared the Stars and Stripe to the red flag of anarchism. Police attended as crowds protested calling Old Glory unrespectable and charged the president with oath violations. A raid was planned if the red flag appeared and the meeting ended with a shower of rotten eggs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Yakima
D. Burgess
Burgess
Roosevelt
Colorado
Receiver Appointed and Bank Winding Up Progress
E R Tyler receiver of Citizens State Bank of Brewster along with attorney Frank Foster traveled from Brewster to interview debtors and creditors in the valley as the bank’s affairs are being wound up. The Twisp branch fixtures sold for 550 dollars aiding creditors, and a reorganization appears possible though not certain. They also visited Winthrop before returning home. The notice ends with congratulations to C A Battles for victory and a personal assurance of continued Methodist faith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. R. Tyler
Citizens State Bank of
Brewster
Frank Foster
Twisp
Winthrop
War on Chicago Frats In Schools Prompt Police Report
Chicago March 7 The police detectives report to President Schneider details of alleged immorality at several fraternity houses linked to high school clubs. Six cases cite women found harbored at fraternity houses, with members identified as students or associates. The board vote on a pending measure remains close after a 4 to 2 tally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Schneider
Board of Education
City
Frater
Sel
Denen
Also Mentioned on This Page
Wenatchee Plumbing and Heating Co
Columbia Valier Bank
Wenatchee Electric Co
Fire and
O Ae
Columbia Valley Bank
Wenatchee Plumbing & Heating Company
Columbia Eer Met Building
California
Baptist Church
Tacoma
Malaga
Linville
Judge Palmer
Congressman Jones
Seattle Times
Yakima Herald
Glenna Well
Moses
Israel
World Office
A. N. Corbin
Fred Kemp
Corbin, Ludington & Kemp
United States
Corbin
the Sound
Albert Whitley
McGahan’s Place
Maud Merriam
Pensylvania Avenue
Rose
Florence Stearns
Ilian Vaughn
Harry Jones
Misses Stearns
McCutcheon
Kent
Vaughn
Morse
Cushing
Morrison
Jule
Marie Mahoney
Wells
Margaret
Isabelle
Mary Duff
Weyman
Parker
Lawrence
Hines
Messrs
Grimshaw
Stearns
Kemp
Jones
Gellatly
Anderson
Wieland
Simpich
Reeve
Boehmer
Sam
Harvey Mills
Mahoney
Morris
Taylor
Humphrey
Hall
Hutchinson
Itie
Gem Cafe
Voice of People
Yakima Statesman
Senate
Tom Groves
Wesley Jones
William E. Grimshaw
Sheriff Webb
Bill Simmons
W. E. Southerd
Wilson Creek
Ankenny
Cushman
Carl Christiansen
O. A. Heard
Chelan
Postmaster Hull
Congress
Keiser
The
Billy Parr
Ed Russell
P. P. Holcomb
Charles Browne
Higley
Okanogan
Henry C. Cross
C. E. Rusk
Dr. Hutchinson
Johnson
Quincy
Bill Little
Howard Thomas
Jay Cushing
J. E. Graves
Charlton
Hugh Parshall
A. F. Estes
Cashmere
Yakima
Nesodore
Zimmerman
Burt Williams
L. V. Wells
William H. Taft
Taft Club
John A. Gellatly
Walter M. Olive
C. A. Battles
Cashmere Comedy Co
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