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Newspaper
Wenatchee Daily World
Location
Wenatchee, Washington, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1909
Page
2
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North Central Washington defends Governor Hay amid attacks over the Wenatchee bridge purchase. The piece cites state pride in funding a Columbia River bridge linking Wenatchee and the highway system, condemns calumny, and supports ongoing cost inquiry by the highway commission.
Listings show numerous property transfers in Wenatchee and surrounding areas. Transactions include Wm H Van Hise, Cora Hepfer, Wenatchee developments, Great Northern plat Wenatchee, and multiple parcels in 21-22-23-24 districts. Values range from $1 to $13,000 with various lot numbers and replat actions.
Wm. G. Hoyle transfers to Geo. L. Lee for SE percent NE percent NES 8-22-20 at $100. Jno. E. Courthard to M. J. Nolce for W percent NE Y NW percent and SW YS 18-23-18 at $3,500. I. W. Sherman to Matilda Wesser ling for Lot 1, Block 3 Grandview addition Cashmere at $1,650. Nell R. Tidmarsh to Carrie S. Hilsebeck for blocks 31-32-34-35 Millerdale at $15,400. W. A. Kiser to W. G. Cain for S percent NE percent S 32-22-20 at $6,000.
Local officers could not reach Cunningham’s relatives after his death by his own action. Cunningham served four years as a Tacoma patrolman under the Wright administration before moving away. He returned about a month ago, staying at Swiss Hall on Jefferson Avenue, suffering from stomach ailments. His son attends a Seattle school and a sister lives in the New Addition. The body remains at Sprague undertaking parlors awaiting word on disposal.
Grand View addition Lots 29-30 in block 63 sold this morning by Knowles and Lucavish to Mrs Grace Hilsabeck for 800 dollars. The Ladies Guild of St Luke's church plans a 2 30 PM meeting tomorrow at Mrs John Seaman's Wenatchee Ave home. A Varied local column notes Valhalla tract praise and a fire destroyed a barn near Hatton. Chelan County Realty advertises a paint and paper business opportunity.
A contract to build a fine brick stable on Chelan avenue for Conrad Rose has been awarded to Sterling Brothers. Architect A. H. Smith has drawn plans for Rose on eighteen structures in four years.
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