Masonry and Religion Lecture at Masonic Hall
Rev. W J Hindley of Spokane arrives on No 1 and will speak tonight at the Masonic hall on Masonry and Religion. The Spokane speaker has drawn favorable comment and Masons are urged to attend. Mrs. O Brien funeral gifts noted and appreciation expressed. L C Ross buys Grand View lot for 600 dollars from Wenatchee Realty. Ten acres in city limits west side near Miller Street bearing trees sold through Grant and Cox.
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W. J. Hindley
Spokane
Masonic Hall
Grand View
L. C. Ross
Grand View Addition
Wenatchee Realty & Investment Company
Grant & Cox
Miller Street
Wenatchee Realty & Investment Co
H. G. Cowling
Columbia River
Waterville
Geo. Bacon
Wenatchee
Minneapolis
Minn
Paul Piper
J. J. Eyer
Mission Street
Oes
Hindley
Cainl
Washington
Dame Fashion
Wenatchee News Roundup From Merchants and Residents
Local items report moves by W O Marr and wife to Monitor, mention George D. Brown at Chelan Falls Milling, and sales pitches by Wenatchee Produce Co. Notes include visitors from Minneapolis and Seattle, a skating party, lectures for Masons, and several land and business updates across Wenatchee and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. O. Marr
Monitor
George D. Brown
Chelan Falls Milling Company
Chelan
Commercial Club
Wenatchee Realty & Investment Co
Wenatchee Produce Co
Mitchell
Wenatchee Produce
Wenatchee
Emil Frank
van Campen
Leavenworth
Percy Duncan
Seattle
Mrs. Brown
Chewawa
Okanogan
J. Shipp
Cashmere
Real estate listings offer fruit ranches near Wenatchee Entiat
20 ACRES five miles from station with 15 bearing and water right. Spring water feeds a six room house. Price 10000 terms. Phone X211 or P O Box 96 Wenatchee. FOR SALE good 10 acre fruit ranch with 3 year old trees near Entiat terms A bargain. M O Pressnall Entiat Wash. 4-19 FOR BARGAINS in real estate fruit lands Snaps Smart Bros Malaga. 3-25 160 ACRES seven miles from Wenatchee four miles from station five acres bearing orchar d 85 acres alfalfa good four room house large barn good well water right inquire N B Harris 535 Wenatchee Ave So tf
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Wenatchee
Entiat
M. O. Pressnall
Wash
Smart Bros
Malaga
Station
N. BE. Harris
Wenatchee Ave
Maxim Defends Silencer From Pittsburg Police Threat
Hiram Percy Maxim rebutted Pittsburg officials who warned they would arrest anyone with a silencer. He argued no silencer fits a revolver, rifles only use silencers, and even then bullet noise remains audible across hundreds of yards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiram Percy Maxim
Pittsburg
Wenatchee Conference Highlights Regional Development
Speakers in Wenatchee discuss fruit production declines versus rising demand. J. M. Snow spoke on road systems, F. E. Goodall praised regional cooperation and peacemaking between Yakima and Wenatchee, and W. T. Clark reviewed land value forecasts and local development.
Valley session ends as delegates tour after adjournment
About 100 dollars per acre is noted in both sections as the session adjourns around four in the afternoon. Autos are shown to delegates who are driven around the valley. The reading room closes yesterday due to Mrs. On's funeral.
Top Work Grafting by Ed Dennis Wenatchee Nursery
Top work grafting services offered by Ed Dennis of Wenatchee Home Nursery. Phone 356. All work guaranteed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed. Dennis
Wenatchee Home Nursery
Chamberlains Cough Remedy Praised For Croup Cure
Harry Wilson of Waynetown Indiana says Chamberlains Cough Remedy is unequaled for croup and throat troubles. Used at onset it can prevent attacks and is widely trusted in thousands of homes. Available from dealers. Mr and Mrs F W Hoffman return from winter in Long Beach California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Harry Wilson
Waynetown
Ind
F. W. Hoffman
Long Beach
California
A Hint to Mr Hitchcock on Letter Stamping
Charles B Wyatt urges the postmaster general to resume stamping letters with arrival dates. He argues the practice should not have been dropped as it aids blame for late delivery and helps the business community track punctuality. He says restoring stamps would not hinder efficiency and deserves attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles B. Wyatt
Kernan
Hitchcock
Land Opening in Oregon Offers Free Land to Settlers
Announcement promotes a state irrigation project offering thousands of acres of irrigated lands in Oregon. Tracts range from 40 to 160 acres with no land rights fee for settlers. Perpetual water rights cost only the state’s irrigation construction, and 216 acres are highlighted. 400 miles of canals are in operation, soil is deep and fertile, and the climate offers over 300 sunny days per year. Letters provide application blanks and information.
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Oregon
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R. B. Winans
Wenatchee Electric Co
NEW Furniture Store
B. W. Ludington
Orondo Ave
Wells & Morris
Harry Taylor
J. H. Taylor
A. E. Lawrence
P. E. Berry
Mrs. Keasling
John A. Gellatly
Frank Knapp
Grace Reed
Ethel Wright
R. W. Foote
Brief, Wash
City
The
Co. & O. Company
William van Tassell
Dave Russell
Wenatchee River
Peoria
Illinois
Charles Cooper
O. G. France
Kathryn Ewing
C. A. Leedy
Okanogan Country
San Pedro
Cal
Mr. Berry
Twisp Commercial Club
Little Wetsel
D. P. Council
Thomas F. Cantwell
Maxim
Silencer
Secret Assasin
J. M. Snow
F. E. Goodall
Spokane Chamber of Commerce
Wenat‘chee
Yakima
Bill
Osterday
Mr. Hitchcock
Williams & Kanzler
Wells Fargo
Portland, Oregon
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