Not An Oka Nogan Candidate Disputed Race Moves
The Big Bend Empire reports Okanogan and Ferry counties must seek timber locally for a superior judge. Judge Steiner may withdraw after a bar-led clash in Okanogan, while he contemplates running in Douglas county. Wolf of Leavenworth visits Wenatchee as Mabel Simmons returns from Seattle with top business college honors.
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Big Bend
Okanogan
Ferry
Steiner
Douglas County
Okanogan County
Mabel Simmons
Constable Simmons
Wenatchee
Seattle
Acme Business College
Miss Simmons
Letter From Fruit Inspector Advises Timed Sprays
The fruit inspector urges growers to time the initial codlin moth spray when most petals have fallen and calyx closes. Timing varies by locality and apple variety. first and second sprays are crucial. Messrs Hardman and Manning have word from Prof Melander on carrying on sprays, with Melander expected within ten days.
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Messrs. Hardman and
Manning
Melander
Dt Sesack Uola
Bear Treed Dave Stine in Mission Creek Hunt
Dave Stine, with H S Simmons and Carl Perry, chased a bear at Mission Creek. His rifle misfired twice and failed on a third shot, leaving him perched in a fir tree as the bear escaped into dense brush.
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Dave Stine
Mission Creek
H. S. Simmons
Carl Perry
Stine
Bear
Simmons
Dad
Mr. Bear
CashmereConsiders New Public Utilities Plan
Cashmere councilmen consult special counsel in Wenatchee on adopting a revised public utilities proposal. The town previously voted bonds for water and electric lighting under an ordinance that has not yet led to construction. A new ordinance and election may be required to proceed with the Clark Scheble and Brent Lindsay offer.
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A. S
Cashmere Council
Messrs. Clark, Scheble and Chase
City Hotel Full as Arrests Stir Wenatchee
Chief Ferguson eyed packed Bastile and feared where to house more prisoners if arrests rise. He linked the recent uptick to warm weather and visiting strangers from the “free and easy” fraternity who have been seen in Wenatchee, promising action if observed.
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Ferguson
Bastile
Wenatchee
Horse Thieves Hard Pressed Near Wenatchee
Two young men who rented horses from the Arrow and Eagle stables in Wenatchee last Wednesday evening tried to dispose of them in Waterville and Chelan. After wandering toward Coulee City and Wilson Creek they fled on foot near Stratford, tossing their hats into a lake to fake a drowning escape. Authorities closing in, capture expected soon.
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Arrow and Eagle
Wenatchee
Waterville
Renee
Chelan
Coulee City
Wilson Creek
Ephrata
Stratford
The
Law
Presbyterian Ladies Plan Monday Evening Social at Manse
The Presbyterian church women invite the public to a social at the Manse on Monday evening. The program includes duets, readings, piano solos, and solos by Mrs and Mr performers. Ice cream and cake will be served for a small charge. committee members are Mrs H E Fenton Mrs Johnston Wilson and Mrs Albert Wilson.
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The
Presbyterian Church
Stephenson
Mr. Humphreys
Mildred Wyman
Maud Kent
Mr. Dallach
Es Entertainment
H. E. Fenton
Johnston Wilson
Albert Wilson
Catholic Ladies' Dance and Flag Drill a Big Success
The Catholic Ladies of Wenatchee presented a flag drill and dance at Wenatchee Theatre on Friday night. Thirteen young women performed the drill with Miss Stella Reeder and Alma Courtway among the participants, Goddess of Liberty and Uncle Sam named, program ended about 1 30 in the morning with praise for the club and its committee of Mrs Crollard Mrs Silverman Mrs Welch and Mrs Duffy.
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Wenatchee
Wenatchee Theatre
Stella Reeder
Hallie Morrison
Alma Courtway
Maggie Terrill
Lillie Courtway
Bessie Graham
D. Courtway
Ada Bartlett
Edna Donalds
Nellie Courtway
Mamie Walsh
Stella Gordon
Miss Dudley
Goddess of
Liberty
Mr. Cohen
Sam
Crollard
Silverman
Welch
Duffy
Primaries Begin Quietly in Wenatchee and Columbia Precincts
Voters head to the polls as J. W. Fergus s casts the first ballot in Wenatchee and W. A. Sanders is the first to vote in Columbia precinct during today’s county convention delegates primary.
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Wenatchee
J. W. Ferguss
Columbia
W.A. Sanders
Tis Said by Billy Oatstraw in Local Commentary
A humorous column by Billy Oatstraw jokes about city life and residents. It mentions wise young ladies, a late fight, a two lick skirmish with a pursuing cop, a chain gang and Old 99 Days on the rock pile, plus quirky name recalls and mistaken family ties.
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Billy Oatstraw
Lake Chelan
Nis
Oagebeer
Quincy
Bierwagon
Okanogan
Stohl, Steele and Lynch
The Pullman Contest Sends Local Students East
The high school team travels to Pullman for the Eastern Washington meet featuring athletic and declamatory contests. Vida Van Cleave leads the declamatory entry while about sixteen boys enter track and field events. Wenatchee aims for first in declamation with a well trained local hopeful, seeking top placement in athletics after last year’s third place.
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Pullman
Washington
Vida van Cleave
Wenatchee
Everett
Will Run Full Blast at Lamb-Davis Mill Reports Heavy Output
The Lamb-Davis Lumber Co. mill in idle winter work now runs two double cut band saws producing 150000 feet daily if logs hold. Geo A Daly oversees remodeling and a steady log supply arrives by rail, with continuous operation planned through fall. Catholic Ladies thank helpers for Flag Drill at Wenatchee theatre. Funeral notices for infant of Mr. and Mrs. J O Duncan and for James Duff, with arrangements by Undertaker Hall and attended by Masonic, Eastern Star, and Rebekah lodges. sermons by Rev A J Adams and Rev J W Berger.
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Geo. A. Daly
Lamb-Davis Lumber Co
James Duff
Masonic Vars
Eastern Star
Rebekah
Undertaker Hall
J. W. Berger
Five Million Trout to Be Planted at Stehekin Hatchery
Five million fish will be placed in the Stehekin trout hatchery soon. W B Hobart will lead the hatchery with two or three assistants. It is Chelan county’s only hatchery, with a potential future site near Cashmere if fry preservation is settled.
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Stehekin
W. B. Hobart
Chelan County
Cashmere
Cashmere to Meet Wenatchee In Tomorrow’s Baseball Game
A baseball game between Cashmere and Wenatchee is scheduled for tomorrow at 2 30 p m on the local field. Cashmere claims to have added strong players and promises to bring full strength to the contest. Lineup includes Meyers as catcher Cramblett Cohen as pitchers Green at first Dunning at second Whisnand at third Godfrey at short Whalen in right field Black in center Reeves in left field.
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Cashmere
Wenatchee
Meyers
Cramblett
Cohen
Green
Dunning
Whisnand
Godfrey
Whalen
Black
Reeves
Long-Farrow Cashmere Bride Marries Guy Long
At the bride’s parents home Mr and Mrs Charles Farrow of Brender Canyon on April 30 at 4 pm the marriage of Guy Long and Miss Ida Farrow was officiated by Rev H T Robinson of the M E church. Ida is described as estimable and Guy as a young man of excellent habits and ability. Local guests extend best wishes for a long and happy life.
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Cashmere
Chas. Farrow
Brender Canyon
Guy Long
Ida Farrow
H. T. Robinson
M. E. Church
Ida
Guy
Dan F Shaser Announces Candidacy For Sheriff
War County Sheriff candidate Dan F Shaser declares his bid on the Democratic ticket, stating intent to run in the upcoming primary election.
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War County
Dan F. Shaser
Chelan County Engineer Candidate Announcement
F A W announces candidacy for county engineer on the Republican ticket in Chelan County primaries. The statement addresses voters directly and outlines campaign intent for the upcoming election.
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Chelan County
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F.H. Brand
M.D
Estes Valley Orchards
A. F. Estes
Geo. E. McCann
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Empire
Mr. Wolf of
Leavenworth
Darlington
Inspector
Bear Treed
Cinnamon Bear
Clark, Scheble and Chase
Brent Lindsay
Chief Ferguson
Cashmere Tomor
College City
Cashmere Tomorr
Long-Farrow
J. W. Sussex
F. A. Reynolds
J. E. Ferguson
Fred M. Berry
Wenatchee Bazaar
Chas
Kyle
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