Eastbound Visitor Arrives After East Visit
Mrs. Frank Feierson sister of S C Humphrey arrived yesterday and heads home to Everett from the east. Ten acres listed for five thousand seven hundred dollars. Frank Gates of Seattle purchases ten acres from Charles B of Malaga for one hundred thirty five thousand seven hundred dollars.
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Frank Feierson
S. C. Humphrey
Everett
Frank Gates
Seattle
Chas. B
Malaga
County and State Officials Listed for Election
A complete slate of county and state officials is announced including State Senator John H. Smithson and State Representative R. F. Holm in the 56th District. Other offices named include Sheriff J. E. Ferguson Clerk Legh Campbell Auditor Ernest Spencer Treasurer Martin P. Spencer Prosecuting Attorney Fred Kemp R. C. Osborn Supt. of Common Schools E. C. Bowersox Engineer Fred M. Berry Coroner H. A. Saunders Commissioners Alex Pitcher H W Otis J Trow Judges Herman D. Crow Stephen J. Chadwick John E. Humphries and Judge William A. Grimshaw for the Supreme and Superior Courts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel G. Cosgrove
M. E. Hay
Sam H. Nichols
John R. Lewis
W. Clauson
W. P. Bell
E. W. Ross
Henry B. Dewey
John H. Schively
Congress
Miles Poindexter
John H. Smithson
R. F. Holm
R. C. Osborn
Common Schools
E. C. 'Bowersox
Fred M. Berry
H. A. Saunders
Alex Pitcher
H. W. Otis
Third District— Co
J. Trow
Supreme Court
Herman D. Crow
Stephen J. Chadwick
John E. Humphries
Superior Court
WM. A. Grimshaw
Changes in Ownership of the Halbert & Webber Co
A. B. Shepard sold his interest in the Halbert and Webber Hardware Co to C. B. Halbert. Shepard and father-in-law J. R. Taylor bought Halbert’s ranch for 21000 dollars. Halbert buys Shepard’s city home and will live there next spring, while Shepard may return to fruit growing on the ranch. R. Arthur Wood leaves for Chicago after purchasing 2600 acres of fruit land near Cashmere and plans to return in February.
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Halbert & Webber CO
A. B. Shepard
Halbert & Webber Hardware Company
C. B. Halbert
Mr. Shepard
J. R. Taylor
Mr. Halbert
Halbert
Shepard
R. Arthur Wood
Chicago
Cashmere
Mr. Wood
Wenatchee
Wenatchee Apples Ship 34 Carloads In One Day
A record shipment of 34 carloads of Wenatchee apples left for eastern markets, the largest single day export from the point, boosting Wenatchee Valley’s reputation for fruit quality. Also notes visitors Mr and Mrs T A Wiggins of Twisp in town and attorney W A Grimshaw awaiting his mother and renting Walter Olive’s house.
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Wenatchee
Great Northern
T. A. Wiggins
Twisp
Washington
W. A. Grimshaw
Walter Olive
Saloon Men Promise Reform Yet Prolong Liquor Trade
The Royal Arch leaders are accused of posing reform to delay the end of the saloon business. The piece argues their declarations resemble temperance lectures but reflect a last effort to survive by lawbreaking, rather than genuine conviction.
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Royal Arch
Spokane
Over the Hills and Far Away
A child dreams under an apple tree of battles and victories to come while an older man nears life’s end. The poem evokes longing for fame wealth and power contrasted with old time honesty and enduring memories of home and mother. The verses together trace youth’s ambition and aging reflections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Field
Eagles Dance at Eagle's Hall Draws Large Local Crowd
Last evening at the Eagle's hall about thirty couples attended the Eagles dance with Trollarad's orchestra providing music. Sam Berry of Spokane, owner of Berry store, was in town en route upriver to manage valuable fruit lands.
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Eagle's Hall
Trollarad
Sam Berry
Spokane
Fourth OHE2 List Dialogue Sparks Old Memories
Youthful Tommy Bryson approaches a girl on a veranda and jokes about Nos. 1 to 3 deserting him. The girl rebukes him and he muses that No. 4 may finally get a chance, recalling a memory from years ago with Miss Jackson.
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Tommy Bryson
Tommy
Miss Jackson
Tommy and Beth in a moonlit walk reunion scene
Tommy and Beth secretly reunite under trees as a late night plan unfolds. He urges passion while Beth weighs Seaton's late arrival, then consents to an impulsive embrace as a moonlit road waits beyond. A hushed pursuit approaches with Seaton near Beth’s home.
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Tommy
Beth
Mr. Seaton
We Deliver the Goods Motto for Local Grocery Ad
A local grocer proclaims a motto promising quality, freshness, and low prices. The ad highlights teas and coffees, sugar, butter, flour, eggs, cheese, canned goods, cereals, and other package goods as superior. The store seeks regular patronage and supreme satisfaction.
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Life Insurance Company
the Life Insurance Company
THE
Bankers Reserve Life Company
Bascom H. Robinson
Omaha
Neb
Nebraska
Geo. O. Brewster
Columbia Valley Bank Building
Chewawa Grill
Pride OF
Beal Grain & Milling Co
Geo. E. McCann
Republican
William H. Taft
Ohio
Jas
Sherman
New York State
J. E. Ferguson
J. Leigh Campbell
Ernest Spencer
Martin P. Spencer
Fred Kemp
Cooper Manufacturing Company
Kenosha
Wisconsin
Madras
Agency
Mallory
Cravenette
Stetson
Florsheim
Douglas
Eagle Livery & Transfer Co
the Buckeye Grocery
B. E. Lowe
W. M. Rice
Leavenworth Liveryman
Chelan
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