Orchard Land Open Tomorrow Near Cashmere Sighted by World
A World representative inspected newly irrigated lands four and a half miles west of Cashmere in the Wenatchee Valley. A. F. Estes drives another irrigation project amid orchards and alfalfa with abundant water, convenient market access, and ample storage. The lands will open Saturday with tours from Cashmere, inviting prospective settlers to view the site and facilities.
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Wenatchee River
A. F. Estes
Cashmere
Wenatchee Valley
Weiler
Waiter
W. Sussex
Will Support a Foreign Missionary from Local Church
At a Presby terian meeting last night the church voted to appoint its own representative to the foreign field and began fundraising. Nearly $400 was subscribed in ten minutes, placing the church at the forefront of evangelistic work among state Presbyterian churches.
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Presbyterian
Washington
Newcomer David Harter Dies in Atchison Departure
David Harter of Atchison Kansas died this morning after contracting pneumonia on a train while staying briefly with his brother in Miller. A funeral at Hall's chapel is planned for Sunday at 1 PM with Rev Beightol of the M E church to preach and Modern Woodmen of America to arrange the services.
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David Harter
Atchison, Kas
Harter
Hall's
Hitler
Unity Corp
M W. A
Atchison
Bower Hall
Sussex to resign from City Street Commissioner post
City Street Commissioner Sussex says he will resign at the next city council meeting to focus on private architecture and engineering work. He plans to open an office in the Columbia Valley Bank Building and reports no friction with council members. Also notes Dan Bolen of Pashastin and Nellie Bolen’s homestead near Allouez.
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City
Sussex
Columbia Valley Bank
Dan Bolen
Pashastin
Allouez
Nellie Bolen
Mr. Bolen
Otis et al v Beecher Gibbs ditch case damages awarded
Jury sets damages at 200 for enlarging Gibbs ditch near Peshastin affecting about one eighth acre. Plaintiffs sought permission to extend the ditch by a twelve inch strip, costs paid to court clerk, Beecher yet to accept. Case likely not appealed. no trial court record kept. Best meal mention at Orondo Cafe 25c.
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Otis Et al
Beecher
Peshastin
More Work for the Undertaker in Courtroom Turmoil
In the Superior Court the case load against the Republic presses and First National Bank was debated. Bevington sought delay for pretrial preparations and asset marketing to maximize recovery, while Reeves urged immediate trial to preserve value and prevent a bank-led transfer of the plant for pennies on the dollar.
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First National Bank
The
Republic
Republic Press
Bevington
Fowler
Frank Reeves
Contested Bank Case Moves Toward Trial Date
Reeves argues delay serves Fowler’s plan to sell the Republic while Bevington pushes for consolidation. Judge Steiner overrules a mass motion and the case is set for trial next Tuesday after attorneys stipulate to consolidation and submission of complaint answers as evidence.
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Steiner
Bevington
Reeves
Tacoma Land Deal Involving Peer Parker and Connell Men
Messrs Peer and Parker of Tacoma sold 12 sections of their land south of town to two men from Connell for about 150000 dollars. The Tacoma firm included the gasoline engine used last season, and the Connell buyers plan immediate land improvements with plowing and fencing.
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Messrs
Peer and Parker
Tacoma
Connell
Peer & Parker
Former We natchee residents relocate to Idaho towns
F. F. Brooks and Pete Friesen, former Quincy boys, traveled from Odessa to Rathdrum Idaho then to American Falls Idaho. They report American Falls resembles their old home country and plan to settle there. The note signals a year of unprecedented building activity in Wenatchee.
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Quincy Quill
F. F. Brooks
Pete Friesen
Odessa
Rathdrum
Idaho
American Falls
Wenatchee
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Valley Bank
Wenatchee Plumbing A Heating Company
Columbiaiano Bank Building
Buckeye Grocery
B. E. Lowe
Estes Valley
Parshall's
M. O. Merrill's
Mission Street North
Wenatchee, Canning Co
Orondo Cafe
J. M. Duffy
Miller & Schmidt
Wenatchee Avenue
Palouse St
Carpenter & McGuire
Nellie Parker
Grace Parker
Pembina
N. D
Wenatchee Lake
Gem Cafe
W. H. Sloan
Davenport
Mr. Sloan
St Quincy
J. L. Corey
Wenatchee Plumbing & Heating Co
Gibbs Ditch Company
S. B. Beecher
M. O. Merrill
F. H. Brand
Columbia Valley
Bank
Orondo
Tipe
Wenatchee Plumbing and Heating Co
Price
E. T. Balch
Malaga
L. H. Belser
W. A. Stringer
Yakima Avenue
J. A. Charlton
Frank Rogers, Jr
T. A. Meredith
Soap Lake
Geo. Jones
Spokane
Hyde
Philadelphia
Lake Chelan
Pat Columbia Valley Bank
Newcomer
Parshall’s
C. C. C. Club
W. W. Wenner
Springwater Avenue
State of Washington
Ray Roderick
Riverside
Parshall
Undertaker
Ira Thomas
Repub- Bune
Aicah Ackcl
J. E. Ferguson
Chelan County
N. Inscho
Wenatchee, Wash
J. W. Sussex
F. A. Reynolds
Fred M. Berry
F. A. Warren
Parshalls
Wenatchee Theatre
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