Residents oppose livery barn on Chelan Avenue Wenatchee
A Wenatchee petition signed by many property owners asks the City Council to block a proposed livery stable on Chelan Avenue and nearby residential districts. The note recalls earlier opposition to John Miller's plan near the Baptist church, with materials delivered but no construction started.
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Wenatchee
Chelan Avenue
Yany
Washington
J. H. Howard
J. H. Geyer
J. Thomas
L. D. Winters
James A. Geyer
E. C. Bowersox
L. H. Belser
G. G. Berger
C. A. Bower
Percy Walker
J. M. Duffy
Clark Cox
E. Riste
Florence Bigelow
E. O. Jessup
C. E. Morse
R. A. Scheble
J. M. Elis
W. T. Rarey
T. A. Hilton
H. A. Saunders
J. C. Carpenter
J. B. Bixler
J. E. Graves
L., M. Lewis
W. S. Belser
A. J. Adams
Sam R. Sumner
Jnc
A. D. Fisher
J. W. Bishop
G. B. Palmquist
P. H. Sherburne
The
Daily World
John Miller
Baptist Church
Miller
River rises fast but bridge is safe
The river now stands nearly 30 feet above low water. At 4 this morning six more bents supporting the new bridge failed after a 144 inch steel cable snapped under heavy strain. Workers were alerted within 20 minutes and rushed to the scene to reinforce the structure as crews haul timbers for a sheer boom.
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Wenatchee
Whitman School Dispute Leads to Teacher’s Resignation
Six watchmen guard a sagging bridge as overhead arch-work fails. Professors Deniston and Auville of Whitman school clashed over subjects, sparking a heated board discussion. Auville resigned Monday, with salary paid to date.
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Deniston
Auville
Whitman
Actor Tells of Wreck at Downs
Lee Willard of the dramatic company now at the Wenatchee theater spoke of the Downs wreck. He described a freight car wheel damaged rails causing the east bound No. 4 crash injuring a chef and others. The crew rode a Spokane doctors special to Wenatchee. the show opened late with limited scenery and wardrobe.
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Lee Willard
Wenatchee Theater
Daily World
Downs
Willard
G. N
Spokane
Wenatchee
Monte Cristo
Willard Dramatic
Count of Montecristo
Cashmere Farm Fades as Wenatchee River Erodes Orchard
A Cashmere farm once 12 acres of prime orchard rapidly shrinks to 3 acres as the Wenatchee river erodes the land. Full grown trees fall into floods while the owner, who refused a $12 000 offer a year ago, now faces near total loss as waters menace the property. The Wenatchee mirrors the Missouri’s feared impact on riverbottom lands.
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Cashmere
Wenatchee
Missouri
Debris Flows Down Columbia After Wenatchee Bridge Wreck
Debris from the Wenatchee bridge wreckage continues to pass the city waterfront on the Columbia River. The log catching industry continues unabated as the river carries debris downstream.
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Wenatchee Bridge
Columbia
Wenatchee Set To Lead Wholesale Coal Trade
Wenatchee becomes the hub for a large wholesale coal trade as Catchall Fuel Company organizes with its office in Wenatchee. G C Calentine, president and GM, plans agency expansion along the Great Northern and Columbia routes. Seven cars already move into Wenatchee with 200 stockholders. Construction and side-tracks proceed near the Wenatchee Canning Company site.
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Wenatchee
Catchall Fuel Company
Great Northern
Cashmere
Wilson Creek
G. C. Calentine
Columbia
B. B. Holcomb
Wenatchee Canning Company
Calentine
Vendome Cafe Owner Fined for Adulterated Foods
Joe Appel proprietor of the Vendome Cafe was fined 75 and costs after pleading guilty to possessing adulterated foods intended for sale. Dairy and Food Commissioner L Davies oversaw the case with state inspector Willie the Meat Man assisting. ten tons of beef products were seized and burned earlier. Rumors of more bad beef surface, while local meat markets are reported cleaner and sanitary.
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Joe Appel
Vendome
Davies
William Adams
Willie
Appel
Atorney Cross
Wenatchee
Olinger Returns to Lead Wenatchee Fruit Growers
J B Olinger, long associated with the Wenatchee Valley Fruit Growers, is returning as general manager after serving at Puyallup and Sumner. He previously ran the association's warehouse and worked in Cashmere, bringing familiarity with local needs. Officials expect his arrival this week or soon after.
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J. B. Olinger
Wenatchee Valley
Association
Cashmere
Peek-a-Boo Shirt Waist Theft Cleared in Court
Mrs May Hedrick faced Justice Palmer for unlawfully taking a Peek-a-Boo shirt waist from Cottage Hill. The domestic dispute was settled in court with a fifteen dollar fine, which was paid.
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May Hedrick Wasarre
Hiielema
Justice Palmer
Residents Battle Sparrow Invasion In Wenatchee
Police in Wenatchee carried out a sparrow control effort as early reports describe sparrows spreading to eastern cities. Officials note only a few have invaded the city but warn the birds may overrun urban areas if unchecked, prompting a potential ongoing campaign.
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Wenatchee
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