Government Men Are Here for Irrigation Study in Valley
S O Jayne of the department of agriculture, in the valley with W J Jones, will conduct government irrigation research this season. Jones oversees Wenatchee work. Jayne aims to establish an orchard, collect data, and publish a bulletin on water use and practical cultivation. Washington reports $150000 for irrigation studies, with Jayne directing much work in Washington and Spokane previously. The effort seeks efficient water use as large areas are brought under irrigation while promoting economical methods. Have your own water system For Pressure Water System see Wematchee Plumbing & Heating Co. Phone 251.
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S. O. Jayne
Department of Agriculture
W. J. Jones
Jones
Wenatchee
Jayne
Washington, D. C
Washington
Spokane
Yakima Valley
Wematchee Plumbing & Heating Co
Boy Breaks Leg In Hayloft Accident
Seven year old Eddie Padoshek, son of Martin Padoshek, fell from a hayloft Saturday and fractured his leg. Dr. McCoy treated the injured child. Also notes邀 local ads for Gem Cafe, Wenatchee Plumbing and Heating, and an announcement by N. Inschö seeking the Republican nomination for Chelan County sheriff at the coming primary election.
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Eddie
Martin Padoshek
Dr. McCoy
Chelan County
N.inscho
Wenatchee, Wash
Birth day Surprise for Mrs Terry Ross by Washington Avenue Ladies
Mrs Terry Ross receives a surprise birthday gathering hosted by Mrs W P Cameron on Washington Avenue with gifts and a bridge luncheon. Mayor urges community to tidy yards on the 17th and 18th as cleanup day. Corselius, editor of the Cashmere Record, praises the paper’s quality and town effort.
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Terry Ross
W. P. Cameron
Washington Avenue
Bridge
J. D. Corselius
Cashmere Record
Corselius
New York & Bermudez Asphalt Fined 5 Million
The Caracas superior court affirmed a lower court ruling fining the New York & Bermudez Asphalt company 5,000,000 dollars for aiding the revolution against President Castro. The company plans to appeal to cassation. Deputy state fruit inspector P. S. Darlington returned from Waterville with a yard cleanup deadline set for the 18th.
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Caracas
Venezuela
New York & Bermudez Asphalt Company
Castro
Court of Cassation
P. S. Darlington
Waterville
Robbery Near Spokane Hits Mail Car
A mail car robbery occurred east of Spokane on Sunday morning as No. 1 train crew was compromised by a man posing as a mail inspector at Bonners Ferry. The thief tied a clerk, locked another in a closet, rifled registered mail, and fled on the slowed train near Hillyard. Police and sheriff pursued the suspect. No total ransom reported.
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Spokane
Bonner'’s Ferry
Hillyard
Seattle
Wenatchee's Progress Promoted by Bond Vote
The Spokesman Review lauds Wenatchee’s growth as a sign of civic spirit. A proposed $60,000 bond supports a permanent water system and repairs, reinforcing Wenatchee as a growing Inland Empire center and a prime relocation choice for home seekers evaluating Pacific Northwest prospects.
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Wenatchee
Inland Empire
United States
Pacific Northwest
Warrant Heist And Lost Papers Restored By City Dog
City Hall panic over $1000 in warrants ends with Chief Ferguson recovering the papers. A black dog named Tramp tracked the stash, found near the Columbia Bank building, and authorities confirm the warrants were tied and thrown into the gutter. Also notes St Luke's Church calendar meeting at Wenatchee Avenue with a two bit dinner at the Gem Cafe.
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Sumner
Judge Palmer
Sam Sumner
Ferguson
Columbia Bank
Four Men Fined After Street Bustle By Maryland Club
Four men from the Maryland Club clashed in the street on Orondo Avenue in a melee echoing Joe Gans style. The mill of justice sent them to court where they paid $5 each plus costs to the municipality. A. M. Crantz J. H. Graham Robert Bracken and E. Johnson attended the morning session with Judge Palmer.
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Mills of Justice
Orondo Avenue
Maryland Club
Joe Gans
Law
Cottage Hotel
A. M. Crantz
J. H. Graham
Robert Bracken
E. Johnson
Palmer
Entiat Power Plant Project Progress Report
Messrs. Barash Allen and Gray of Entiat Power company have secured rights of way in Entiat valley and expect to begin construction soon. Mr Gray, brother of Mrs L M Packard, spent days here to discuss plans with local businessmen and all profiles and specifications are ready for the project launch.
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Messrs
Barash
Allen and Gray
Entiat Power Company
Entiat Valley
Gray
L. M. Packard
Delicious Waffles and Syrup At Orondo Cafe Bargains
The ad promotes waffles with syrup for ten cents at Orondo Cafe. The notice invites readers to pick up more bargains advertised in the Daily World.
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Orondo Cafe
The
Daily World
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Wenatchee Electric Co
Columbia
Valley Bank
Wenatchee Plumbing & Heating Company
Columbia Valley Bank Building
Chee
Fred Raymond
Arkansas Hills
Old Arkansaw
Wenatchee Drug Co
Mother
Gem Cafe
Tipe
Wenatchee Lumbing and Heating Co
W. S. Trimble
Orchard Avenue
Bridge Whist
B. J. Williams
Art Club
Okanogan Heights
St. Agnes
Columbia Valley Bank
Wenatchee Plumbing and Heating Co
J. E. Ferguson
Gastro
American Asphalt Concern
Orondon Cafe
Spokesman Review
St. Luke's
John Seaman
Wenatchee Avenue
Ladies Guild
Entiat Power Plant
Columbia Valley
St. Patrick
Wenatchee Theatre
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