Wenatchee Daily Notices and Movements Report
Wenatchee residents and visitors are noted with travels and local updates. Ira Collier spent Sunday in Wenatchee while Joe McPherson left for Spokane. Miss Muriel Hall visited Spokane. Julian Mayor from Leavenworth visited. several locals ship apples to Everett. high school spring track begins. community meetings and editor appointments announced. residents move to new homes including Chas Funderburg family from Surrey North Dakota. numerous trips to Seattle and Cashmere listed.
Baseball Tonight Show At Wenatchee Theater Tonight
Special request presentation of The Baseball Fan by Longanecker and Triplett at the Wenatchee theatre airs tonight for the last time. The program draws local interest as a final run of the requested entertainment.
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Wenatchee Theatre
Solar electric generator claims power from sun for homes
Boston inventor George S. Cove of Somerville demonstrates a solar electric generator that stores sun energy in glass encased storage cells and lights his workshop without external wires. The device, costing about 100 dollars, powers five 20 candlepower lights for days and can run a four wheel electric clock for seven years. Cove also shows wireless power transmission from Roxbury to Cambridge, four miles away, driving a four horsepower motor.
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Boston
George S. Cove
Somerville
Cove
Roxbury
Cambridge
Revival at Christian Church Attains Five Additions
Revival meetings started yesterday morning at the Christian church with five new members joining at the first service. The two services both filled the church as State Evangelist W. T. Adams preached on The Ripened Grain. Adams will preach nightly this week at 7:30 to 9.00 p.m. with all invited to attend.
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Christian Church
W. T. Adams
Evangelist Adams
Russell Brother Seeks Valley Home from Cobalt Ontario
Frank Russell, kin of the noted Russell brothers, arrived yesterday from Cobalt Ontario and expresses strong interest in locating in the valley. He is pleased with local prospects and seeks a permanent home here.
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Frank
Russell Brothers
Cobalt
Ontario
Endorsed Seattle Canal Project
The legislature passed a bill providing for an appropriation of 250000 dollars to be realized from the sale of shore lands on Lake Washington and Lake Union for building the canal between the two lakes. Governor Hay threatened to veto it, while local leaders and business figures sent a telegram urging approval of Senate Bills 80 and 81.
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Two Lakes
Hay
Seattle
M. E. Hay
Olympia
Wash
Senate
Lakes Washington
Union
Canal
John A. Gellatly
D. W. King
Commercial Club
C. A. Battles
John Godfrey
J. L. Campbell
J. E. Ferguson
H. O. Stecihan
Republic
W. S. Trimble
Daily World
W. A. Thompson
Farmers & Merchants Bank
C. E. Owens
Columbia Valley Bank
George R. Fisher
First National Bank
Chamberlains Liniment Proclaimed A Cure For Pains
A long standing preparation for muscular and rheumatic pains is praised as a cure for sprains sore muscles and back pain. Available in 25 and 50 cent sizes at all dealers.
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Chamberlain
Presbyterian Brotherhood Meeting Set For Tonight at 7 30
The Presbyterian Brotherhood holds a formal meeting announced for tonight, scheduled to begin promptly at 7 30. Attendees are invited to join after the Commercial Club event.
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Presbyterian Brotherhood
Oregon irrigation land offer promises easy farming start
Land sale advertises thousands of acres of irrigated Oregon land with 40 to 160 acre tracts no land rights charge and water rights at irrigation costs. Project covers 216000 acres with 400 miles of canals in operation claiming deep fertile soil and 300 sunny days annually. Applications available by request.
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Oregon
Douglas Street Property Owners Meet Over Street Grading
A large portion of Douglas street property owners gathered Saturday at Wenatchee Realty & Investment to weigh grading options. They adjourned to consult the city engineer and pursue a new grade to spare trees, with paving discussed as well.
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Douglas Street
Wenatchee Realty & Investment Company
List of names from Seattle and surrounding cities
A roster of individuals including Wm Rogers and Henry Landes of Seattle, Henry Chikesung of the city, F W Weller of Minneapolis, and others from Spokane Chicago Leavenworth Twisp Whitefish Ephrata North Yakima Everett and beyond. The compilation names residents and their associated locales without context or actions.
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Wm. Rogers
Seattle
Henry Landes
Henry Chikesung
City
F. W. Weller
Minneapolis
Clifford Newman
Spokane
C. N. Crewdson and Family
Chi
Philo Read
Chicago
C.A .McPhail
Columbia River
Jas. Craig
Jas. Wagner
Ephrata
C. A. Struck
James C. Campbell
N. E. Harris
E. Hamilton
Leavenworth
L. H. Bowman
Twisp
J. S. Andrews
W. F. Bemiss
S. H. Jacoby
C. H. Brawley and Family
Whitefish
Simmons and Family Lead Lea Venworth Named Guests
R E Simmons and family, Lea venworth. J L Wheary, Seattle. F F Russell, Minot. Sachs and Roth, Columbia Siding.
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R. E. Simmons and Family
Lea
Venworth
J. L. Wheary
Seattle
F. F. Russell
Minot
Sachs & Roth
Columbia Siding
Methodist Church Reception by Ladies Aid
A reception at the Methodist church tomorrow night under the Ladies Aid of the church invites all members, friends, and city visitors. A short program will be rendered and light refreshments will be served.
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The
Ladies’ Aid
Methodist Church
Ladies’ Aid of the Church
Entiat Woman on Trip to Colfax to Visit Relatives
Mrs. T. W. Cowan of Entiat traveled through the city en route to Colfax to visit her relatives, stopping briefly in town during her journey.
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Mrs. Shea
the Methow
Here
Spokane
Miss Maude Gibbons
Harrington
Mrs
Eugene Page
This
City
T. W. Cowan
Entiat
Colfax
Expert pruner offers contrast to untalented workers
An expert orchardist warns that an incompetent person with shears can ruin an orchard daily, while a competent pruner can earn hundreds each day. He cites J. S. Young as an authority and invites readers to the Hotel Roosevelt.
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J. S. Young
Pruner
Hotel Roosevelt
Also Mentioned on This Page
Electric Co
Ira Collier
Wenatchee
Joe McPherson
R. L. Pitcher
Orondo
Lttle
Dorothy Compton
Wenatchee Avenue
Glen Beal
Julian Mayor
Thomas Spears
River, Ky
H. Spears
Mrs. I. J. Bailey
Mr. Pitcher
Central Produce Company
Everett
Edna Browning
Earl Marr
I. O. Smith
Theo
Los Angeles
California
Mr. Smith
L. B. Garnant
Bartell Drug Co
Frank Baggott
Red Cross
Baggott
Okanogan Country
W. T. Clark
North Central Washington Development League
Minnie Wilson
Millerdale
Diana Wise
Jessie Wilson
Eulah Dudley
Hattie Cooper
Racheal Parker
Anna Kyle
Ed. Jones
Craig
McPhail
R. Littlefield
Munsen
John Wilson
W. M. Kinner
Miss Robinson
Chas. Funderburg
Surrey
N. D
Brotherhood of the Presbyterian Church
J. M. Ellis
Riley Winans
Harvey Sneider
Holcomb’s
Washington Avenue
Mrs. Shotwell
Belle C. Neal
Crawford, Iowa
Sons
Mrs. Puckett
Cashmere
D. M. Clemans
Creston, Wash
Fred Morrison
R. E. Simons
H. M. Treadwell
Monroe
D. H. Mohler
D. Treadwell
J. A. Gellatly
Longanecker & Triplett
Mr. Fruit Grover
Well
Institute of Technology
Russell
Seattle Canal
Washington and Lake Union
Williams & Kanzler
Wells Fargo
Portland, Oregon
Cago
A. W. Coffin
North Yakima
F. A. Leonard
James White
Fred L. Rice
F. T. Blunck, Jr
P. O. Box
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