Daggy Speaks Saturday Night in Wenatchee Theatre
Wenatchee patrons of oratory and rhetoric are promised a delightful evening as Prof. M. L. Daggy, famed public speaker and University of Washington chair of Oratory, presents an extra lecture at 8 30 o clock Saturday night in the theater building. Admission is 35 cents.
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Wenatchee
M. L. Daggy
West
Daggy
Middle States
Fairbanks
LaFollette
University of Washington
Electric railways plan pitched for Washington state
Promoters plan a $40 million network of electric lines with water and power plants from Tacoma to Spokane. Key projects include the Puyallup Valley Northern Rapid Transit, Snohomish Valley railroad, and Seattle Chelan & Spokane line. Tacoma would be a main terminal. construction relies on stock swaps with eastern contractors. The venture targets over 1000 miles of electric lines as irrigation and growth push expansion. Motive is to secure power for towns and trains while courting bond funding.
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Washington
P. P. Carrol
Tacoma
Spokane
Puyallup Valley
Snohomish Valley
Seattle, Chelan & Spokane Railway
P. P. Carroll
Seattle
Carroll
Puyallup Valley Northern Rapid Transit
Consolidated Company
Puyallup
Sumner
Renton
Snohomish Valley Railroad
Cherry Valley
Snohomish
Bellingham
Monroe
Puyallup Valley Railway
Kenton
Puyallup and
Your Store Promises Superior Young Men’s Clothing
In a bold offer, the shop touts its effort to separate the best from inferior styles and invites customers to compare quality with genuine young men’s apparel. The advertisement emphasizes value, fit, and durability.
Quincy Correspondence Ball Game Preview
Local items note the school closed for the week. Sheriff A A Lytle of Waterville visited Quincy last week. Visitors include Wm Ragless from Spokane and Mr Burns of Chewanah. Prosecuting Attorney Sam B Hill of Waterville attended Friday. Professor Jean Skiles left for Wenatchee by land. R Pyle of Willow Springs is under doctor care. Kelley of Waterville collected poll taxes Thursday and Friday. Wenatchee vs Quincy ball game is set for Sunday.
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A. A. Lytle
Waterville
Wm. Ragless
Spokane
C. C. Ledbetter
Soap Lake
G. N. Prichard
Balard
Mr. Burns
Chewanah
Quincy
Sam B. Hill
R. Pyle
Willow Springs
Mr. Kelley
Wenatchee
Scientist Penner Visits Pullman Station Plans Squirrel Control
Dr S B Miss Penner of Odessa returns to Nelson veterinarian from Washing home after a long visit to Experiment Station Pullman with relatives. Washington announces plans for this week as E E Foster and Paul Jaehn relocate families and consider investing in the town to curb eastern Washingtons squirrel problem.
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S. B. Miss Penner
Odessa
Nelson
Pullman
Washington
E. E. Foster
Paul Jaehn
Minnesota
Siwashes and community notes drift through Quincy
A stream of Siwash visitors and locals fill Quincy with trading, homestead moves, and club plans. Residents report relatives visiting Wenatchee, others prepare for irrigation, and road work continues under Kelley Davis. The Commercial club schedules future sessions in the Bank of Quincy, while Woods and Gellatly push the idea of moving the U S land office from Waterville to Wenatchee.
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Maud Boblet
Wenatchee
Ella McDonald
Crab Creek
Lowell
S .Idwards
Weneichesie
H. Simmons
Malaga
Quincy
J. G. Clifford
Issagah
Sound
E. D. Edwards
Daubs
Seattle
McLean
Idaho
B. Heib
Kelley Davis
Waterville
Ephrata
Glen Hunter
Alaska
Commercial Club
Bank of Quincy
Rufus Woods
Dave Gellatly
Wenatchee Commercial Club
U. S. Land Office
Mr. Gellatly
Wilson Creek
Mr. Woods
Disease-borne Squirrel Control Plan Revealed by Researchers
Washington Experiment Station scientists report developing a virus to kill ground squirrels that damage eastern Washington wheat. The program aims to inoculate squirrels in the field and release them to spread disease, with collaborators from Washington DC and the experiment station handling tests and field work.
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Washinon
C. V. Piper
Washington
United States Department of Agriculture
Stanley Piper
Washington, D. C
W. E. Ralston
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Leroy Wright
Milner
E. and Wash. Street
Harlin Meat Company
Union Dye Works
Farmers Phone
Keller & Belser
Remington Typewriter
L. M. Lewis
H. W. Russell
Wenatchee Avenue N
Harlin
Chelan Avenue
Fuller & Russell
Rock Island
Millerdale
Wenatchee Realty & Inv. Co
Wells and
Morris
Harlin Meat Co
J. S. Mooney & Co
Just
Little & Weisel's
Red Apple Real Estate Co
Cyphers
C. T. Berg
Washington Street
L. H. Turner
Leavenworth
M. O. Merrill
Dr. Meredith
Maynard Lee Daggy
Wenatchee Theater
Ederheimer, Stein & Co. Makers
Jean Skiles
State Experimental Station
Lakeside
Achance
Lake
Chelan
Frank C. Renn Wastineron
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