Southside farmers prepare for November coyote drive
Farmers plan to participate in the big coyote drive this November. J A Bumgardner plows and levels a large orchard tract at Cashmere, using heavy teams for about two weeks. The Campbells return from Cashmere after helping erect a new brick building. Reeder and Nee’y report a successful cattle roundup with good weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southside
J. A. Bumgardner
Cashmere
Guy Campbell
L. E. Bishop
Waterville
Driving a 3400 Foot Tunnel by Wenatchee Canal Co
Work began Monday on a 3420 foot tunnel near Shotwell hill by Wenatchee Canal Co. Electric power from Valley Power Co will drive two drills from both ends with double shifts to rush progress. The new plant under O. M. Carter operates smoothly as lines extend to Weatte chee and Sunnyslope.
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Wenatchee Canal Company
Bere
Shotwell Hill
Monitor
Valley Power Company
Weattechee
Sunnyslope
Enzinecer O. M. Carter
Injuries After Town Incident Put Young Man at Risk
Perry Limber, about 22, suffered a serious neck dislocation after an rough shove by schoolboys. Dr McCoy fears possible fatal outcome while authorities investigate the incident and potential arrests. He was taken to Cottage House, plaster cast applied, later moved to his brother in law’s home. The report also notes an art club meeting and a birth in Chelan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perry Limber
Dr. McCoy
Terry Ross
Landslide TAFT dominates national election results
Across cities Taft leads in multiple states with large margins. Pluralities include 67 962 in Wisconsin and 213 398 in New York, while Illinois shows Taft ahead by 200 000. Nebraska and Arkansas favor Bryan in key districts.
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Lincoln
Bryan
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Taft
Kansas City
Cowherd
Hadley
Missouri
New York
Colorado
Seattle
Washington
Stevens County
Kitsap
Island
Mason
Springfield
Illinois
Indianapolis
Fairbank
Indiana
Beveridge
Watson
State Senate
Hemenway
Senate
Roosevelt
Chicago
Kern
Marshall
Salem
Boise
Idaho
James Brady
Columbus
Harmon
Omaha
Nebraska
Little Rock
Arkansas
Church Plans Delayed for Bigger Building
Members of the Christian church have postponed their building project due to a too small lot and inadequate funds to buy the lot and construct a larger church simultaneously.
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The
Christian Church
Meeting of RAL Road Officers
After a year with no progress the Red Apple Railway directors plan a meeting to attract capital for building from Leavenworth to Wenatchee via Cashmere. Engineering reports and estimates are complete and interest in funding remains low. The plan envisions a freight and passenger line from Wenatchee to Leavenworth.
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Red Apple
Leavenworth
Wenatchee
Cashmere
Taft County wins with Taft leading strong statewide
Chelan county reports a Taft victory by over 700 as partial returns come from Leavenworth Cashmere and Blewett with Wenatchee Lake Merritt still quiet. Bartles wins treasurer Godfrey auditor Ferguson sheriff Otis commissioner all appear set for small majorities while the state ticket shows solid Republican majorities. Continued on Page Two.
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Chelan County
Taft
Leavenworth
Cashmere
Blewett
Wenatchee Lake
Merritt
Bartles
Godfrey
Ferguson
Otis
Leaven
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Wenatchee Electric Co
Columbia Valley Bank
F. H. Brand
Olympia Hotel
Palouse Street
J. M. Duffy
Fred Kemp
Horace Bigelow
Chelan
William Taft
S. G. Cosgrove
Cosgrove
RAL
RED Apple Railway Company
Ohio Man
Democrats
R. H. Holm
Berry
Pacific Monthly Magazine
the Horticulturist Magazine
Daily World
C. H. Armstrong
Bazaar
Buckeye
Crescent
Economy
Fern Candy
C. F. Fry
Palmetto
Marshall’s
W. H. Russell
Halbert & Webber
Huck & Fitch
M. O. Merrill
C. F. Eggiman
Edna Thompson
Jennie Lowe
Ruth Bixler
J. B. Bache
Presbyterian Ladies’ Aid
Homer Betty
Leslie. Fry
H. L. Keffer
Clara Murray
Methodist Ladies’ Aid
Francis Little
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