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Wenatchee Daily World

Location

Wenatchee, Washington, United States of America

Date

May 22, 1907

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Meat Conflagration In Wenatchee Public Health Crackdown

A Wenatchee meat scare ends with inspectors condemning and burning ten tons of sausages and dried beef stored in the Groves basement. Joe Appel supplies kerosene for destruction while authorities probe alleged storehouse neglect and improper meat handling linked to eighty steers rejected by Spokane officials.

Columbia Adams T. J. Groves Company Joe Appel Vendome Cafe Columbia River Tacoma Seattle Spokane Mr. Adams Appel Freq Patterson Wenattehee Cold Storage Company Wenatchee Hawkshaws Health Department L. Davies Mr. Davies Will H. Adams Fulmer

Palace Meat Market Proprietor Denies Involvement

Charles Harlin of Wenatchee Avenue speaks to the World about the meat deal linked to Fred Patterson’s 80 carcasses. He denies lending money or going on Appel’s note and asserts no association with Joe Appel in the transaction.

Montana Groves Appel Palace Adams Spokane Wenatchee Mr. Harlin Joe Appel Patterson Charles Harlin Wenatchee Avenue Harlin Fred Patterson

Butcher Claims Horse Meat For Pigs Sparks City Gossip

A butcher faced rumors after tying a dead horse to his pigs. He says the animal died of natural causes and the horse meat would feed only stock pigs, not those designated for sale, noting Paris shops sell horse meat under inspection.

Pas Paris

Wenat chee Canning plans $50,000 ice plant expansion

The Wenatchee Canning company will install a $50,000 ice plant to supply Wenatchee and other Great Northern towns this season. The ice is described as very pure and Harris of Harris Ice Machine Co Portland calls it as good as city plants.

Wenatchee

Orla Sullivan Granted a Parole

Orla Sullivan, sentenced February 26 last year in Wenatchee to three years for forgery, is granted parole by Governor Mead. He signed his mother’s name to a small check, fled to the Sound country, was captured, and has served over a year. The warden commended his conduct. a petition signed by judge, prosecutor, and community members supported the parole. Sullivan is married, with wife and parents in Monitor.

F. F. Fuller Sound Sullivan Monitor

Heavy weekend rains soak Dry Flat area and plotting changes

Heavy rains and hail drenched the ground Saturday and Sunday with the Dry Flat section especially wet. Farmers contemplating summer building rethink due to high lumber prices. Mrs Lutze travels from Milwaukee to visit kin in Seattle San Francisco Los Angeles and Denver before returning home.

Lutze Frank Krause Seattle San Francisco Los Angeles Denver Milwaukee Wisconsin Eula Mamie Dudley Mrs. Cooper Pateros Beaver Creek School House

Land Sales Report From Wenatchee Area

L H Belser lists recent transfers. P S Leonard sells three acre home to W M Gibbons of Ephrata for 7500 with Gibbons moving to Wenatchee. T C Davidson of Salem sells six acres south of town to Josiah Hoffman of North Dakota for 2800. Hoffman to live in Wenatchee. Dennie Crowley property of house and three lots sold to O E Heminger for 1250. Heminger plans Wenatchee residence.

L. H. Belser P. S. Leonard W. M. Gibbons Ephrata

Whitman Eighth Grade Excursion to Squillchuck Canyon

Pierre reports the Whitman School eighth graders were chaperoned by Mr. and Mrs. Denisten for a delightful excursion up Squillchuck Canyon. Three wagons led the group with some on horseback. Lunch was packed and the afternoon ended at six with the youngsters tired but happy.

New State Bank Incorporation Filed at Cashmere

Articles of incorporation filed creating the State Bank at Cashmere with a capital of $25,000. Incorporators include E. F. Shotwell, J. L. Weythman, Grant Patton, Guy C. Browne, and Earle P. Browne Jr of Idaho.

State Bank Cashmere E. F. Shotwell J. L. Weythman Grant Patton Guy C. Browne Earle P. Browne, Jr Idaho

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