Debaters Tackle Ten Commandments at Malaga
The Malaga audience packed the Malaga schoolhouse as the first debate on whether Sinai's Ten Commandments bind Christians took place. William Pate traveled from Wenatchee to listen, and the second clash on the Lord's Day will run five evenings. Dr. L. E. Miller preached, and W. G. Perry was re elected school director in District No. 45.
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Malaga
Mount Sinai
S.O. Pool
F. D. Wagner
W. G. Perry
Land transfers and local developments in the county
L W Smart sold ten acres to his uncle Josiah Bellfield. Josiah Bellfield begins building a house on the Columbia river ranch. J S Usher elected school director in District No 12. G Earl retires. Col Joe Green arrives from Seattle with ranch supplies for local needs. Harry Ruchols recovers from rheumatism. Ads urge rapid newspaper housing and room rentals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. W. Smart
Josiah Bellfield
J. S. Usher
G. Earl
Columbia River
Joe Green
Seattle
Harry Ruchols
Dean's Kidney Pills praised for backache relief
Testimonial from Robert Best of Roslyn Washington reports complete and lasting relief from backache after using Dean's Kidney Pills. He credits the product for a four month period free of pain and urges others to try the remedy sold by Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY and Wenatchee Drug Company offers an up to date line of papereries and stationery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Best
Roslyn
Wash
Dean
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Wenatchee Drug Company
New Wenatchee Bridge Under Construction
Lumber and material are hauled to the canyon site for the proposed new bridge at the lower Wenatchee avenue. Jack Quigg the constructor says work will begin immediately. The wooden trestle bridge will be 218 feet long and 16 feet wide and is expected to be completed in early April.
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New Avenue
Wenatchee Avenue
Jack Quigg
Subjects Are Made Citizens In Judge Steiner Court
A diverse crowd gathered in Judge Steiner's court as Russians, Poles, Canucks and others sought naturalization. Chelan county entrants included Fred Luginbuhl, Angello Vancelli, Frank Larsen, John J. Bache, with others required to apply at Waterville under a state ruling. Several Russians and a German were denied Waterville transfer. Mrs. Guy Browne hosted a German whist party on Douglas Street. Mrs. Terry Ross presided over the gaming and refreshments, with Mrs. Chas. Wildberger winning.
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Uncle Sam
Red Cross
State Department
Waterville
Judge Steiner
Douglas
Chelan County
Douglas County
Quincy
Steiner
U. S
Balliet
Guy Browne
Terry Ross
Douglas Street
Chas. Wildberger
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Grand View
Wenatchee Realty and Investment Company
Corpver
Th St
Courtnay & Reed Barn
Dr. Price
LLC
VU Agi Ove
Pet
C. Gotzian
St. Paul
Pearl P. Holgcmb
Howard Thomas
Philadelphia Optital College
Wenatchee Plumbing & Heating Co
Gem Cafe
Wenatchee Drug Co
World Office
Columbia Valley Bank
Wenatchee Plumbing and Heating Co
John Bauer
David Stohmiller
Theobald Joke
Jacob Rau
Emil Schneider
Johan Atmar
John Hochstatter
John Fled
Fremenz
Julius Surman
ORS & Engravers
Occidental’ Avenue
Estes Valley
A. F. Estes
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