Wenatchee Bridge Controversy Spurred by Public Opinion
Wenatchee Commercial Club leaders Dennis W. King and G. W. Coburn urge Seattle Times editor Col Alden J. Blethen to publish a statement defending the Wenatchee bridge as a public state project. They cite its role on State Road No. 7, public use by Chelan and Douglas counties, and private fundraising by local citizens to start construction.
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City to Be Named Astor for Colville Townsite in Washington
Washington May 31 Secretary Ballinger orders the government townsite at the junction of the Columbia and Okanogan rivers renamed the town of Astor in honor of John Jacob Astor. The site formerly Okanogan and Alma has reclaimed the name. 2,750 acres were reserved in 1909, leaving 522 acres in Astor to be surveyed appraised and sold.
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