Special Features for Every 1b at the Spokane Inter-State Fair
Strobel's airship each night, sensational orchestra and vaudeville acts in grandstand and exhibition halls. Balloon ascensions and parachute drops under a 25,000 candlepower searchlight. The W Parker carnival midway, nightly firework displays, and a changing ride program. Union and fraternal group nights with specialized events from October 5 to October 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spokane
Strobel
Mammoth
W. Parker
E-Nak-Ops
Eagles
Trade with These Stores and Get Coupons
A list of Wenatchee area merchants offering coupons with purchases including Sir C. H. Armstrong, The Bazaar, Buckeye Groceries, Crescent, Economy Drug Store, Wenatchee Furniture, Fern Candy Kitchen, Co. F. Fry, Palmetto Confectionery, Parshall's Department Store, W. H. Russell, Halbert & Webber, Huck & Fitch, M. O. Merrill, Mrs. E. H. D. Webb, H. L. Wiester, and Mrs. G. L. Meeker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Armstrong
the Bazaar
The
Buckeye
Crescent
Wenatchee
Fern Candy
Co. F. Fry
Palmetto
Parshall’s
W. H. Russell
Halbert & Webber
P. P. Holcomb
Huck & Fitch
M. O. Merrill
E. H. D. Webb
H. L. Wiester
Good Roads Weighs Chelan County Rock Crusher Plan
Arthur Gunn favors purchasing a rock crusher for Chelan County and city streets, citing abundant basaltic rock and the value of hiring a short term U S government expert. He doubts oil roads would work here and outlines plans for orchard and vineyard development with water from wells and springs, predicting Ephrata valley becoming a vast orchard tract.
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Chelan County
Arthur Gunn
U. S
Spokane
Doings in the Wheat District at Ephrata Growth and Irrigation
A Spokesman-Review feature outlines Ephrata's rapid development from a single Jesse Cyrus home depot to a 300 population hub. It highlights 10,000 dollar school, abundant wheat and sheep production, and major irrigation projects by Adrian company. Cyrus ranch now Tolliver property expanding to 100 acres of orchard. local growers J D Beard Stilson Preston and others prepare 700 acres for planting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spokesman-Review
Ephrata
Jesse Cyrus
Beasely Ranch
Soap Lake
Grand Coulee
Adrian Company
Cyrus
W. H. Tolliver and Son
J. D. Beard
Treadwell Company
J. M. Pierce
Stilson and
Preston
Church to Erect $10,000 Structure
At a members meeting of the Christian church it was decided to build a new church costing $10,000 to replace the present structure. Committees were appointed and construction will start when half the amount is subscribed.
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The
Christian Church
Democrats Attack Kellogg in Oil Trust Case
Special to the World from Chicago reports that Frank Kellogg chief counsel for the administration facing federal control of trusts came under fierce Democratic National Committee attack. He was charged with acting as government counsel in Standard Oil suits while also serving as attorney for steel beef sleeping car trusts express companies and the Hill railroad interests.
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Chicago
Ill
Frank Kellogg
Oil Trust
Democratic National Committee Today
Standard Oil
Express
The
Hill
National League Backs Tie in NY Chicago Game
The National League board declared the disputed New York versus Chicago game a tie, upholding the umpires. Final games will be played on New York grounds per the decision.
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Cincinatti
Ohio
National League Today
New York-Chicago
New York
Shouts and Shots End in Murder Suicide on Street
In San Francisco on October 6 William Peters a tailor shot his wife four times on a city street then killed himself. The wife was severely wounded and taken to a hospital as bystanders fainted or fled. Peters had confronted her while she was with Mrs. Ludolph.
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San Francisco
Cal
William Peters
Peters
Ludolph
Nolop Case Sparks Unpopularity in Wenatchee
Attorney Abel represents Nolop heirs in a broad suit against all south Wenatchee property owners. Clerk W B Chapman refuses to serve papers saying he will not participate. Papers must be served within five days or the suit defaults.
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Nolop
Abel
W. B. Chapman
Chapman
Chelan
The
Daily World
Wenatchee
Prosecution Nomination Split As Foster Seeks Democratic Nod
Olympia reports indicate Frank Foster wins the Democratic nomination for Okanogan County prosecuting attorney while W C Brown secures the Republican nom and J W Graham fades from contention. The canvassing board tallies show twenty Foster on Democratic, ten for Brown, with other scattered votes. Foster must pay a filing fee to place his name on the ballot. Red Apple Display charms visitors with a giant apple bearing Wenatchee in script, crafted by Perdind Cooley, where green protected lettering remains visible as the apple ripens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olympia
Okanogan County
Frank Foster
I. B. Knickerbocker
Foster
J. W. Graham
W. C. Brown
Brown
Red Apple Real Estate Company
Wenatchee
Perdinand Cooley
Webber Endorses Crusher Feasibility for Roads
Mr. Webber of Halbert & Webber Hardware argues rock crushers are practicable after citing communities that report success. He notes local rocks could be processed to rebuild roads and improve highway quality in their district.
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Webber
Halbert & Webber Hardware Company
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G. L. Meeker
Peshastin
Ngy
Wenatchee Electric Co
Columbia Valley Bank
Washington
F. H. Brand
Ephrata Valley
Ture
Crusher
J. 8. Baghe
J. B. Bache
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