New Washington Fishing Law Seeks Stricter Seasonal Rules
A 1909 Washington fishing statute restricts seasons east of certain counties, bans sale of game fish year round, limits trout bass and perch to 20 pounds daily and 30 pounds in possession, bans most fishing November 1 to May 1, and imposes fines up to 200 dollars with jail for nonpayment. Garfield and Columbia counties exempt.
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Daily World of
Washington
Okanogan
Chelan
iKttitas
Yakima
Klickitat
Spray Guidelines for Codling Moth Control Emerges
The article urges timely sprays against codling moths in orchards. Apply the first spray as petals fall and before the calyx cup closes, then repeat later to curb the first brood and a possible second brood with August treatment. Co J Casad returns to We natchee. James resumes farm life near Twisp after recent duties.
For Sale House on King Street and Farm Machinery
Residence on King Street with four lots and a modern house for sale. Contact H. E. Boyd at phone 1404. Also offered for sale a Deering mower with four sickles and a Champion hay rake. contact F. M. Lucavish at phone 2355.
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King Street
H. E. Boyd
F. M. Lucavish
Tenor of City Visitors and Arrivals in Seattle and Spokane
A roundup of visiting professionals and residents traveling to and from Seattle Spokane Waterville and Corvallis. Includes Arthur Mulvane Bruce Griggs F M Scheble C N Chapman and others on business or relocation plans. Social events include Lady Aids box social and a well attended Episcopal guild dance at Antlers club.
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Episcopal Guild
Antler’s Club
Richmond Beach Man Seeks Local Site. Others Arrive or Move In
J. W. Belfour of Richmond Beach searches for a location in town while S. G. Crash arrives from Detroit en route to Chelan to invest in land. Mrs. Nellie Crace arrives from Ivyton to join her husband here, planning to settle. Mrs. Grace Vine departs for Bellingham after visiting. The Presbyterian Ladies Aid will be hosted tomorrow by Mesdames Gellatly, Scott and Wilson.
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Methodist Church
Blake
Rufus and
Belser
Ladies’ Aid Society
M. E. Church
Mesdames Rufus, Belser
Chelan Avenue North
S. G. Crash
Detroit
Mich
Chelan
Nellie Crace
Ivyton
Mrs. Crace
Grace Vine
Bellingham
The
Presbyterian Church
Gellatly
Scott and
Wilson
Woodmen Hold Special Meeting in Elks Hall
Modern Woodmen call a special meeting for Tuesday evening May 4 at the Elks hall Gehr Fuller block. Head Camp Lecturer J O Davis and state deputy C D Elliot will speak. All Woodmen urged to attend with wives and friends.
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J. O. Davis
The
Order of the Modern Woodmen of America
Gehr-Fuller
Woodcraft
Woodmen
Elks Hall
C. D. Elliot
New Automobiles Coming to Local Residents
A Mitchell automobile arrived this morning for E. Wagner and a Ford car is en route for O. F. Etzkorn the tailor. Messrs Chapman Whisnand W T Clark and John A Gellatly are also to have new machines soon. M O Tibbits is considering a purchase.
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Mitchell
E. Wagner
Ford
O. F. Etzkorn
Messrs. Chapin
Whisnand
W. T. Clark
John A. Gellatly
M. .O. Tibbits
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Wenatchee, Washington
Last Legisla
Ture
Garfield
Columbia Counties
Senate
Godling
Co. J. Casad
Wenatchee
James
Twisp
Methow Valley News
Arthur Mulvane
Seattle
L. O. Burns
Bruce Griggs
F. M. Scheble
George Ellis
Spokane
Messrs. L. D. Crow
Ross Lord
Waterville
O. C. McKirk
Corvallis, Ore
Isabelle Fleet
C. P. Ferner
Bert Williams
Art Club
Okanogan Avenue
H. F. Moore
John J. Moore
Fremont, O
Fred Rice
Leavenworth
Bessie Williams
Dr. G. Cornell
Cornell
Iowa
C. N. Chapman
Cascade Division
Great Northern
Elliot Bay Machinery Company
Hiram Gyre
Napanee
Ind
California
Oregon
Slabaugh
Union Missionary Meeting
Eastern Star Lodge
Masonic Hall
Wilson Creek
852
Fred Miltner
Harry Molyneux
Edgar Murray
Painesville
Ohio
George Gardner
Dave Radcliffe
Wells & Morris
J. W. Belfour
Richmond Beach, Wash
Wenatchee Theater
Joseph W. Folk
Missouri
Wenatchee Drug Company
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