Brown to Answer Another Charge
C C Brown faces a new charge after being jailed in Chelan county for uttering a false check at the Columbia Valley Bank. He waived exam, posted $1000 bail, and awaits Superior court action. Brown, a Navy deserter, was released to Seattle authorities for naval processing.
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Hotel de Webb
Naval Guard House
Bremerton
C. C. Brown
Moses Coulee
Columbia Valley Bank
Tumwater
Palmer
Chelan County
Superior Court
Navy
Barney
Seattle
Brown
Wenatchee
U. S. Navy
Steiner
Webb
Cross
Fred Reeves
Naval
Cooley
High School Benefit Play At Wenatchee Theater
A benefit production by the local High School will be staged at the Wenatchee theater on May 28 to aid the school library. The comedy Between the Acts features Fred Ellis as Dick Comfort with his wife Miss Sumner, and a cast including Thayer Littlefield Roy Smith Vida Van Cleve Edna Browning and Harry McCardell as Harris.
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Wenatchee Theater
Dick Comfort
Fred Ellis
Miss Sumner
George Movingale
Thayer Littlefield
Alexander Meander
Roy Smith
Clementina Meander
Vida van Cleve
Sally
Spraying Guidelines Against Codlin Moth for Fruit Growers
Fruit Inspector J. M. Brown urges timely spraying to prevent codlin moth infection. Begin as soon as bloom falls from apples and pears, applying a coarse mist and thorough drenched coverage. Infected peach trees should be sprayed similarly to exterminate the peach twig borer as buds unfold.
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J. M. Brown
Yakima Herald
Local notes from Blewett and nearby areas
John Olden spent several days this week at Peshastin on business. Mrs. J Marks, formerly of this place and now in Alaska, returned Tuesday. Martin Lewis of Nigger Creek visited Leavenworth Tuesday and returned Wednesday. J A Griffin began operations on the Pole Pit No 2 mine Monday morning by set-
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John Olden
Peshastin
J. Marks
Alaska
Martin Lewis
Nigger Creek
Leavenworth
J. A. Griffin
Pole ‘Pitk"No
Miners Prepare Cashmere Camp For Summer Work
James Wilder and son Roy aided by a crew will manage mining property work at Nigger creek while J Hill owner of Mountain Lion mine arrives early in the week. T D Parrish and son Bert from Seattle visited the camp and secured a lease on Polo Pick No 2 to be developed this summer with Bert returning soon to supervise
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Ting
James Wilder
Roy
Cashmere
Nigger Creek
J. Hill
Seattle
Mountain Lion
T. D. Parrish
Bert
Leavenworth
Bert Parrish
Paton Visits Daily World Office After 45-Minute Runabout Trip
W. D. Paton, a 12 year reader of the Advance, traveled from Cashmere in a steam runabout to visit the Daily World office this morning. He made the trip in about 45 minutes and enjoyed a pleasant visit.
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W. D. Paton
Cashmere
Daily World Office
Mr. Paton
Rev Hilton Returns From Boise Meeting
Rev T A Hilton of St Luke’s church reports a productive Seventh Episcopal Missionary district convention at Boise. Six bishops attended and Dr Brown of Rio Grande del Sol spoke. Bishop Tuttle’s corner stone was laid with Grand Lodge Masons present. Hilton observed Boise’s quiet handling of a murder trial and praised Wenatchee’s public spirit and Boise’s city-building efforts.
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T. A. Hilton
St. Luke’s Church
Hilton
Seventh Episcopal Missionary District
Boise
Brown
Rio Grande
Dunkards to Los Angeles for Annual German Baptist Brethren Conference
Elder A B Peters and A D Bowman of this place join a group of Dunkards from North Dakota leaving Sunday on No 1 to attend the German Baptist Brethren church annual conference in Los Angeles Cal Bowman serves as representative delegate for the Wenatchee congregation They plan to return late May after studying California points for home-site comparisons with Wenatchee valley
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A. B. Peters
A. D. Bowman
N. D
Los Angeles
Cal
German Baptist Brethren Church
Bowman
Wenatchee
California
Wenatchee Valley
Land office move debated by Wenatchee Waterville proponents
Readable letters from Leavenworth Echo suggest Wenatchee should host the federal land office if moved, arguing Wenatchee is most central and accessible. Waterville voices counter, urging progress like electric rail connections instead of hostility, urging self-initiative to avoid decline.
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Wenatchee
Waterville
Daily World
Leavenworth Echo
Federal Land Office
Brewster
Chelan
Land Office
Columbia
Peshastin Items
Miss Dora Milner of Wenatchee visits before moving to Camas creek homestead to improve land this summer. John Latimer and wife relocate to Leavenworth homestead for extended clearing work. G N surveyors surveyed for a section house site east of the rail siding. The infant child of Mr and Mrs Guy Stage died the day it was born and was buried in Cashmere. A railroad depot is promised for this summer.
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Dora Milner
Wenatchee
Camas Creek
John Latimer
Leavenworth
G. N
Guy Stage
Cashmere
Baptist Women Host Five Cent Social at Church Parlor
Members of the Ladies Aid society of the Baptist church entertained last night at the church parlors with a five cent social. The program included songs recitations and more. Mystery Boxes sold for five cents each provided amusement as boxes were opened. About 50 to 60 guests attended.
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Ladies Aid Society of the Baptist Church
Big Farmers Institute Set For Wenatchee Wednesday
A special Farmers Institute will convene in Wenatchee at 10 a m on Wednesday led by J F Littooy of Chelan County Horticultural Association The program features Prof Melander from State College Pullman along with station chemist R W Thatcher and other college staff to discuss codlin moth fruit growing practices soil analyses and spray formulas with farmers and ranchers urged to attend.
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Wenatchee
J. F. Littooy
Chelan County Horticultural Association
Prof
Melander
State College
Pullman
Littooy
Department of Entomology
R. W. Thacher
Thacher
Thatcher
Mr. Elliott
Wash
Farmers’ Institute
R. W. Thatcher
E. &. Elliott
Ice Machine Man Raves About Wenatchee Plant
H E Fearr of Harris Ice Machine Co Portland toured Wenatchee and praised the Wenatchee Canning Company plant as first rate, turning out ice equal to top factories. He commended the equipment and progress, and returned home pleased with the visit.
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H. E. Fearr
Harris Ice Machine Company
Portland
Harris
Wenatcher Canning Company
Wenatchee
Mr. Harris
Amos reports Gunn estate gate price to local cashier
A. J. Amos of Burbank and Amos arrives in the city and tells W. H. Mills, cashier at Farmers & Merchants Bank, that the gate of the old Dr Gunn place sold for 3000 dollars.
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A. J. Amos
Burbank and Amos
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Blewett News
Haywood
Gooding
Dunkards
Deed
Baptist Social
Ice Machine Man
Orondo Avenue
Wenatchee Ave
Arthur Gunwn
Level
No Rocks
Mission St. South
Bousquet & Christensen
RED Apple Real Estate Company
C. H. Chapman
Linville
Keller & Belser’s
Snaps
Malaga
Keller & Belser
Griggs Block, Wenatchee, Wash
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