Commercial bodies hold first Chelan Douglas Okamogan meet
North Central Washington delegates gather in Wenatchee for the Conference of Commercial Bodies meeting with 25 delegates reporting at 10 o’clock. The program outlines multiple addresses on good roads irrigation and horticulture, plus a banquet at the Olympia hotel to close the sessions.
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Wenatchee
Chelan
Douglas
Okamogan
Bridgeport
B. F
Orondo
Wm. Edmund
A. E
Olympia Hotel
M. Horan
Wm. E. Edmund
Deed H. Mayor
Leavenworth
A. C. Dallach
J. E. Ferguson
O. B. Fuller
Lawrence Wyman Edgerton Lawrence Marry in Seattle
A telephone message reports Miss Mildred Wyman and A Edgerton Lawrence wed in Seattle last night. Mrs Cameron of this city is related to the groom, who has worked for Bankers Life Insurance. They plan to make their home in the Okanogan.
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Seattle
Mildred Wyman
A. Edgerton Lawrence
Miss Wyman
A. E. Wyman
California
Dr. Cameron
Bankers Life Insurance Company
Local cigar-maker seeks factory space in city
L. F. Gust from Huron visiting the city expresses pleasure with prospects here and desires to locate his cigar factory, but is having trouble securing a suitable room for setup.
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L. F. Gust
Huron
Better Fruit Leaders Visit City for Conference
E. H. Shepard and C. R. Greisen of Better Fruit are in town. Shepard will address the commercial conference and meet fruit growers next Saturday, marking his first local appearance in years.
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E. H. Shepard
C. R. Greisen
Better Fruit
Shepard
Tourist Club Meeting Focuses on Industrial Germany
The Tourist club will meet tomorrow at 2 30 PM at Mrs. W S Reeves home on Chelan Avenue. The program includes Commerce and Manufacturing by Mrs T M Hull Krupp and Siemens by Mrs J S Mooney and Mrs C H Lodge Hamburg by Mrs C H Lodge and Aids to German Thrift by Mrs L V Wells.
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Commerce and Manufacturing
T. M. Hull
Krupp and Siemens
J. S. Mooney
C. H. Lodge
Qfiefh Etaoin
Hamburg
L. V. Wells
Mrs. Clarence H. Mackay Leads Woman Suffrage Drive
The article highlights Mrs. Clarence H. Mackay as the movement’s most active supporter in the United States. Since joining about a year ago she has devoted substantial funds and social influence to push for suffrage, aiming to secure political recognition from top officials.
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United States
Clarence H. Mackay
Farmers Telephone to Spend 15000 on Local Service Upgrade
The Farmers Telephone and Telegraph company announces a major overhaul of Wenatchee area service. About 15000 will be invested to remove old poles along Wenatchee avenue and replace them with new poles and a large cable. Wires will be converted to a cable system with drop wires. Cashmere and Monitor lines will be doubled to boost efficiency. Local Wenatchee outskirts work will proceed with similar improvements. An arrangement with Southside communities for telephone connection is contemplated.
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Wenatchee Avenue
Farmers Telephone & Telegraph Company
Wenatchee River Bridge
Columbia River Bridge
Cashmere
Monitor
Wenatchee
Southside
Leavenworth Acts Against Gambling and Liquor
Night Officer Teshara spotted two men approaching a gambling den under the Overland hotel. He forced entry with a 2x4, lighting a scene that led to four arrests. Three pleaded guilty and were fined $25. the fourth planned to plead guilty. The city is described as reforming toward model status in Chelan County.
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Leavenworth
Teshara
Overland Hotel
Chelan County
Road Commissioner J M Snow Visits Wenatchee
State highway commissioner J M Snow is in the city for a Commercial Club conference. He helped locate the coast to Spokane highway through Wenatchee and aided legislation for the Wenatchee bridge purchase, earning loyal support from locals.
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State
J. M. Snow
Spokane
Wenatchee
Wenatchee Bridge
Great Northern Expands South Wenatchee Land Holdings
Great Northern continues land purchases in Wenatchee as Right of Way Agent Major Anderson finalizes a deal with John Kerins for half a block in the Re plat of Wenatchee. The $7500 sale follows Kerins purchase seven years earlier at $150 amid skepticism about the area's commercial prospects. The railroad plans multiple transactions, signaling a push to make the south city a warehouse district. Anderson remains in town for additional weeks to manage ongoing deals.
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John Kerins
Great Northern
South End
South Wenatchee
Major Anderson
Wenatchee
Kerins
The
Anderson
Wenatchee Declares March 22 Clean-Up Day
Wenatchee Mayor John A. Gellatly proclaims Monday March 22 as a general city clean-up day. He urges citizens to remove filth from highways and vacant and occupied lots, improving health and appearance during the spring season.
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Gellatly
Wenatchee
City Beautiful
John A. Gellatly
Pumping Plant Planned for Crum Orchard at Entiat
Prowell Engineering will install a pumping plant on the .32 acre Crum orchard at Entiat recently purchased by Jack Quigg and C. E. Owens and associates. The heavy bearing orchard will use Columbia River water for irrigation this fall. Capt. Fred McDermott of Kettle Falls is visiting and helped secure the legislative appropriation for opening the Columbia River between Bridgeport and Kettle Falls.
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Prowell Engineering Company
Crum
Entiat
Jack Quigg
C. E.owens
Fred McDermott
Kettle Falls
City
Columbia River
Bridgeport
Ex-State Land Commissioner Call vert moves to East Wenatchee
Skagit native and former land commissioner Call vert visited Wenatchee today. He has bought land in East Wenatchee and plans to relocate there for permanent residence.
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Callvert
Skagit
Wenatchee
East Wenatchee
Hill Lecture On Good Roads At Eagle Hall Tonight
Sam B. Hill, renowned good roads advocate, presents an illustrated talk at Eagle hall this evening. Arthur Gunn praised the lecture as worth fifty cents of any man’s money, though admission is free and a full house is expected.
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Good Roads
Samuel Hill
Seattle
National Good Roads Congress
Eagle Hall
F. E. Goodall
Spokane Chamber of Commerce
National Irrigation Congress
Arthur Hooker
Board of Control
Sam B. Hill
The
Eagle
Arthur Gunn
Mr. Hill
Col A W Winford Arrives From Los Angeles
Col A W Winford arrived here last night after spending several months in Los Angeles. He is here for undisclosed duties and plans to stay for a brief period before resuming his official assignments.
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Col
A. W. Winford
Los Angeles
Malaga Club Organizes in Malaga Townsite
The Malaga club held its birth last night with Chas. B. Reed as president and John N. Johnson as vice president. J. H. Richardson was named secretary and W. N. Dodd treasurer. Committees on constitution by laws and membership were formed, with another meeting next Tuesday to finalize the organization. I. M. Derifield donated a lot in the Malaga townsite for the club's use and development is planned in the coming season.
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Wenatchee
Malaga Commercial Club
Malaga Club
Chas. B. Reed
John N. Johnson
J. H. Richardson
W. N. Dodd
Malaga
I. M. Derifield
Installing Pumps at Valhalla Orchards Project
Engineer W. T. Tolch of Prowell Engineering works down the Columbia installing large pumps to lift water for Valhalla Orchards lands. The machinery is top grade and soon water pumping will commence on this new tract.
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W. T. Tolch
Prowell Engineering Company
Columbia
Valhalla Orchards Company
Two Men Interested in Wenatchee Realty Land Sale
The Daily World notes a 24 acre tract south of the city owned by Wenatchee Realty Co to J. E. Dutton of Vermont with H. E. Curry as a partner. Deniston and Christenson negotiated the sale. Purchasers visited Okanogan country and will return soon. Dutton will take possession.
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Daily World of
Wenatchee
Washington Weather Update
Washington forecast shows showers in the west and fair skies in the east with heavy frost anticipated tonight and Friday. AP notes varying conditions across the state.
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Washington Weather
Associated Press
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