Wenatchee News Digest Shows Civic Pride And Local Quips
An assortment of local notes highlights Wenatchee civic pride as Mayor Gellatly enforces cleanup orders while residents plan a 1000 ticket dance to support a ball team. Other items mention irrigation wealth, codlin moths, a Seattle scientist claim, and political campaigning quirks among candidates.
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Throw
Whitman
Lewis-Clarke
Ella Wheeler Wilcox
Seattle
Wenatchee
Gellatly
Si France
State Librarian Visits Olympia City Center
C Will Schaffer state librarian is in the city to meet visitors at the Gem Cafe inviting patrons to enjoy meals. Wenatchee Plumbing and Heating Co advertises pipes and services with a phone number 251 for inquiries and price reductions.
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C. Will Schaffer
Olympia
Gem Cafe
Spencer and Sussex announce county posts in Chelan
Ernest G. Spencer of Chelan Valley declares candidacy for County Auditor on the Republican ticket in the upcoming primary. J W Sussex announces candidacy for County Engineer, also under the Republican primary.
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Chelan County
Ernest G. Spencer
Chelan Valley
J. W. Sussex
Dance to Raise Funds for Wenatchee Baseball Team
Wenatchee temperance and sports note a Friday March 27 event at the Wenatchee theater to fund uniforms and equipment. Manager Taylor will arrange music and promotion with the Daily World offering free ads to boost the team, which will be composed of local boys and not rely on outside players.
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Wenatchee Theater
Taylor
Daily World
Wenatchee
Wenatchee Daily News Reel shows depot project and navy film
A red painted watercloset for the Great Northern depot arrives in Wenatchee marking Chapter 23 in local railway woes. The American White Squadron led by Fighting Bob Evans visits the Wenatchee theater, with an Edison film of Hamp ton Roads considered highly realistic. Ellsworth France ships apples to Seattle. A social party at Wenatchee avenue hosts seven 500 tables with many guests listed.
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Great Northern
Wenatchee
Lord Hill
Bob Evans
Wenatchee Theater
Hampton Roads
Edison Company
O. B. Fuller
Ethel McCutcheon
The J. W. Club Forms A Needlework Society
The real young ladies have organized a little society called the J. W. club. They met yesterday at the home of Misses Alice and Adria Lodge on F street for needlework with some games enjoyed by the young members.
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J. W. Club
J. W.” Club
Alice
Adria
F Street
Horticulturists Meet in Cashmere with experts present
The Chelan Horticultural Association gathers in Cashmere at 10 AM to ratify its constitution and by laws. Noon lunch provided by Presby terian church ladies. Afternoon sessions feature leading valley horticulturists and talks by Mr Tibbits on fruit shipping, County Inspector Darlington on codlin moth, J C Eakle on pruning, and J N Dotson on horticulture in schools. Availability of lighting devices advertised.
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Chelan Horticultural Association
Cashmere
Presbyteran Church
Tibbits
Wenatchee Valley Fruit Growers’ Association
Wenatchee Plumbing and Heating Co Pipe Savings
Wenatchee Plumbing and Heating Co offers cost cutting pipe purchases. Call 251 for pricing and savings, as rivals may charge more for piping needs.
Douglas politics and clashing campaigns in Douglas county
A Waterville to Seattle Times report outlines Douglas county party maneuvers before Republican primaries with E W Fawley E J O Leary and John Logan eyed for renomination and Sam B Hill unopposed on the Democratic side.
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Waterville
Seatle Times
Douglas
Douglas County
E. W. Fawley
E. J. O'Leary
John Logan
Sam B. Hill
Attorney Ingham
Bridgeport
C.E. Smith
T. C. Hartley
Wilson Creek
Hartley
John L. McCormick
T. C. Bennett
Hartline
S. A. D. Wilson
William Connors
Bright
O. G. France Returns From California Winter
O G France returns from Long Beach California where he spent the winter and bought a home. He plans to profit from his Wenatchee valley fruit ranch in summer and live in sunny climes during the winter.
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O. G. France
Long Beach
California
Wenatchee Valley
Reunions and Local News From Malaga Area
Mrs. C. F. Horton rests at home on Douglas street while Mrs. Frank Case recovers from tonsillitis. TE. C. Reed visits brother Chas. B. Reed in Wenatchee after fifty years apart. O. Pool of Wenatchee to preach at Malaga school house. M. M. Pittinger family planning move to Wenatchee. J. H. Richardson suffers grip. Josiah Belfield hosts floor-warming event. James Lawless moves to Neyland ranch. W J Bishop injured finger unloading wagons in Wenatchee.
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E. P. Davis
Ephrata
Douglas
Ferry
Okanogan
W. A. Halteman
Meteor
Ferry County
Douglas County
R. S. Steiner
Arthur McGuire
McGuire
Democratic Committee
M. B. Malloy
St. Patrick’s Day
Mmany
St. Patrick’s
Beeson
Presbyterian Ladies’ Aid
Malaga
Mrs. Pittinger
J. H. Richardson
Lagrippe
Josiah Belfield
James Lawless
al Chisholm
Neyland Ranch
J. W. Bishop
Wenatchee
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Wenatchee Plumbing & Heating Company
Columbia Valley Bank
Ellis-Forde Company
Wenatchee Plumbing and Heating Co
F. A. Reynolds
N.inscho
Wenatchee, Wash
J. E. Ferguson
Harn
John Harn
Grand Rapids
Mich
Ohio
Michigan
M. O. Merrill
Mr. Merrill
Wenatchee Canning Co
L. McLean
Spokane
Lynn W. Miller
The
Wenatchee Advance
Soap
Lake
Mr. P* Tar
Smnaillev Republican
F. B. Goodyear
Western Union Telegraph Office
City
H. T. Thompson
Orondo
Orondo Cafe
Phome
Ellsworth France
Grace Parker
Lillian Vaughn
Nan Lawrence
Faun Wells
Zelma Reeves
Madge Cushing
Jule
Marie Mahoney
Molly Morrison
Mary Morse
Maud McNeal
Maude Kent
Zelma Hines
Fred Kemp
Harry Jones
D. Gellatly
William Grimshaw
Jay Cushing
Adolph Hoagland
Ed Boehmr
Sam and Harvey Mills
Gordon Boyd
Weir Clarke
Dr. Hutchinson
Roosevelt Hotel
F. R. Barbour
Coast Fishiing Co
Index
Pitner Lighting Systems
New Process
le Me
BR. Barbour
Coast Lighing Co
Wenatchee Plumbing & Heating Co
C. F. Horton
Douglas Street
Frank Case
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