Wenatchee World Advance Pagans feature and local praise
The Wenatchee publication notes a World Advance Pagan group activity and references a compliment from The Spokesman-Review about Wenatchee’s cleanliness and progress. It mentions the North Central Washington Development league and regional geological unity, with ties to Spokane and Seattle.
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Spokesman-Review
Wenatchee
North Central Washington Development League
Spokane
Seattle
Senate Pension Plan Criticized as Subterfuge
Spokane Chronicle argues against creating pension-like jobs for ex-senators to pension every former senator openly with a general law. It notes senators like Henry M. Teller and James A. Hemenway holding commissions that pay salaries as if for pension purposes.
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Senate
Henry M. Teller
United States
James A. Hemenway
Secret Service
Congress
Knox
Labor World Notes on Global Unions and Wage Strikes
Reports detail postwar labor moves from Illinois miners to Hungary car drivers, Pennsylvania cigarmakers lobbying for higher wages, and Canada reporting three disputes in November. Union efforts include death benefits and aging member relief, with British and Swedish unions adjusting dues and tariffs. A Sacramento Teamsters council forms, while New York building trades exclude grave diggers. An US Printers union in Sweden issues a five year tariff with a ten percent wage rise.
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Ilinois
Bethlehem Steel Corporation
Buda-Pesth
Hungary
Pennsylvania
Canada
National Federation of Post Office Clerks
Cigarmakers’ International Union
Railroad Department
American Federation of
Sweden
Study of European Educational Methods by Miss Case
Mr and Mrs H Littlefield received a letter from Miss Ida M Case former We Natchee high school principal now studying European education in Munich under Oregon commission She details travels from Leipsic Dresden Nuremberg Munich Rome Naples Italy and plans to sail for Gibraltar and the U S A with Easter in Rome and a return to Washington hoped.
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H. Littlefield
Ida M. Case
Wenatchee High School
Munich
Germany
Europe
Oregon
Ashland
Leipsic
Dresden
Nuremberg
Cig
Italy
Rome
Washington
Naples
Gibraltar
Spain
U. Ss. A
Spokane man given indeterminate term for stealing from steamship office
Frank Ryan, brought from Spokane after surrendering to police, received an indeterminate sentence from Judge Grimshaw for tapping the till of the Columbia & Okanogan Steam Boat Office in November. He previously served at Monroe Reformatory and escaped last fall before his earlier arrest.
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Frank Ryan
Spokane
Grimshaw
Ryan
Columbia & Okanogan Steamboat Office
Monroe
Chamberlains Liniment Promoted as Muscle Pain Cure
A historical notice touts Chamberlains Liniment as a superior preparation for muscular and rheumatic pains. It claims effectiveness for sprains, muscle soreness, lame backs and deep seated pains, with 25 and 50 cent sizes available from dealers.
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Chamberlain
Longs to Seattle for Antoine coulee mineral water venture
Judge and Mrs. W. J. Long depart Chelan for Seattle to organize a company to develop the Antoine coulee mineral water project. Plans include refining lake water for market and, after railroad arrangements, a refinery and possibly a sanitarium near the lake.
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W. J. Long
Seattle
Rabbit and Poultry Fencing at Wenatchee Produce Co
Wenatchee Realty and Investment Co advertises fencing for ten acres within city limits on the west side facing Miller street. The notice highlights rabbit and poultry proof fencing options for the Wenatchee Produce Co property.
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Wenatchee Produce Co
Wenatchee Realty & Investment Co
Baptists minister to preach at Fremont church tomorrow
Rev. E. O. Jessup a Wenatchee Baptist pastor will occupy the Fremont church pulpit at 719 Kilbourne avenue for morning and evening services. He arrives from Wenatchee and is met by church committee members A. J. Boone J. E. Wood and Glen Smith. The visit precedes a call to fill the pulpit as Rev. James Cairns retires April 9 after more than ten years.
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E. O. Jessup
Wenatchee
Fremontaptist
Kilbourne Avenue
Seattle Times
Jessup
King Street Station
A. J. Boone
J. E. Wood
Glen Smith
Fremont
James Cairns
Doan's Kidney Pills Proved Permanent Cure Claim
A local testimonial states Doan's Kidney Pills gave permanent relief from backache and kidney trouble after a 1902 case. A. Moore of Everett describes prolonged improvement after use, urging others with kidney symptoms to try the remedy sold by Foster Milburn Co of Buffalo New York. Remember the name Doan's.
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Dean
Wenatchee
A. Moore
Grand Avenue
Doan
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Loan offer on city and farm property by J A Gellatly
Several thousand dollars to loan on approved city and farm property. J A Gellatly.
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J. A. Gellatly
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the Daily World
Pagans Os Co
Daily World Building
Wenatchee, Wash
Senate of the
The
Spokane Chronicle
Labor World
Labor
the Stablemen’s Union of
San Francisco
iTixe
General Federation of British Trade Unions
Building Trades Council of
Greater New York
Grave Diggers’ Union
Head of
Building Trades
Council
Musical Mutual Protective Union
Coopers’ International Union
Sacramento
Cal
International Brotherhood of Teamsters
Sacramento County District Council of Teamsters
Columbia Valley Bank
Wenatchee Valley
J. I. Browne
M. Heran
Guy C. Browne
Frank D. Case
Cashie
Charles E. Owens
Halbert & Webber
Hardware Company
William Walker
A. C. Griggs
Crandalls
Lakeside
Chelan Butte
G. N
Chelan Falls
Antoine
R. M. Lewis
Neely & Co
World Building
Vau
Grant & Cox
Mission Street
the Fun Family Theatre
Chaser
Lewis and Clark
Otteler
Wenatchee Avenue
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