Poindexter Announces Election Bid and Resigns Bench
Judge Miles Poindexter declares he has no special-interest support and will run for Congress without entangling alliances. He resigns from the superior court bench to open a Spokane law office and canvass the district with plans to back the Republican ticket. The piece notes his gratitude to supporters and outlines campaign organization steps.
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Congress
Miles Poindexter
Superior Court
Spokane
Poindexter
Postals by Miss Turnbull Photographer at Cal Jones Ranch
Miss Turnbull photographer offers custom photo postals featuring your fine tree fruit and home scenes. Phone 1775 in Cal Jones' ranch area for orders and details dated 9-21.
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Miss Turnbull
Cal
Jones’ Ranch
Ladies Aid Entertains Delegates at Wenatchee Church
Visiting ministers praised Wenatchee hospitality as the Ladies Aid provided daily luncheons and dinners in the church basement serving 400 to 500 meals. Forty women rotated each day with donations from local ladies and ranchers. The W C T U ran dining rooms on Thursday and meals conclude this day, with ministers hosted in private homes thereafter. Officers thanked supporters. delegates lauded the meals and the Ladies’ appearance. Plus news of marriage licenses issued and upcoming bazaars and raffles.
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Methodist Church
Wenatchee
Ladies’ Aid Society
Mrs Lake Speaks Tonight at Anti-Saloon League Event
Mrs. Leonora M. Lake of St. Louis will lecture at the M E church for the league anniversary. She is described as the strongest woman orator on the American platform and will speak in support of the local option campaign. Fans in Wenatchee are encouraged to attend.
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Leonora M. Lake
St. Louis
M. E
New District Formed in Columbia River Conference
The Columbia River Conference of the Methodist Church will be divided into five districts replacing four. Four current district superintendents will be joined by a new appointee to lead the newly created district. A San Francisco lecturer, Dr. E. H. Hughes, drew praise at a city event. A long list of attendees from many towns is provided, with secretary E. O. Benton among them.
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Columbia River
The
Methodist Church
A. F. Hawk
Spokane
C. W. Mintzer
Republic
Walton Skipworth
Dalles
Gabriel Sykes
Wallace
E. H. Hughes
San Francisco
M. L. Anderson
Huntsville
Wash
L. B. N. Anderson
Arlington
Oregon
Deer Park
J. S. Anderson
Dayton
W. E. Arnfield
J. H. Artz
Dixie
R. A. Armstrong
Downs
F. R. Aubrey
Frazer
Idaho
W. L. Ainheart
Edison Park
III
Adams Sisters
Boston
E. O. Benton
B. F. Brown
Cascade Locks
Ore
Official count seals Chelan county races
The Chelan County tally shows Berry elected county engineer by eight votes over Warren and Trow ahead of Darnell for county commissioner by twelve. Kemp leads Sumner by 34, with Democratic sheriff nominee Simmons reportedly victorious. Grimshaw over Reeves by 256. At press time Democratic and state tickets remained unfinished.
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Chelan County
Berry
Warren
Trow
Darnell
Kemp
Sumner
Simmons
R. F. Holm
J. Jarrett King
Michael Horan
Putas
D. McCoy Wee
Inscho
J. Edward Ferguson
KJ. W. Hutchinson
J. Leigh Campbell
F. A. Reynolds
E. G. Spencer
M. P. Spencer Teeter
A. A. Bousquet Wobee
W. M. Emerson
Sam R. Sumner
F. Kempee
R . C. Osborn Tee
E C. Bowersox
Nnty
F. . A. Warren
C . C. Ward
F. M. Berry
H. A. Saunders
Alex. Pitcher
F. A. Drebis
G. W. Liverly
A. F. Estes
H. W. Otis
J. Darnell
J. Trow
Kindergarten Starts Next Monday At Baptist Church
Froebel urges Christian love and sympathy for childhood as key to kindergarten work. Miss Greenman opens a kindergarten in the Baptist church on Monday September 14 at nine o’clock. The notice mentions R Kent Beattie in Pullman, R W Starr as county attorney candidate, L L Work in town for the Methodist conference, and invites orders for wedding invitations at World Printers.
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Froebel
Greenman
Baptist Church Church
Sie
R. W. Starr
Chewawa
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Columbia Valley Bank
Washington
Freadquarters
Waterman
C. H. Armstrong
Bankers’ Reserve Life Company
State of Washington
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Geo. O. Brewster
Wilt & Adams
Southside
Wenatchee Realty Co
W. B. Estes
Moro Clark
F. W. Bromiley
Wenatchee, Wash
Utter
F. B. Utter
M. H. Marvin
D.D
Pullman
M. H. Gibson
North Yakima
Robert Warner
Walla Walla
A. S. Mulligan
Lee Johnson
W. J. White
E. H. Todd
Puget Sound University
Tacoma
Mr. Utter
Lindenwood Avenue
Ladies Aid
Chas. FE. Brown
Leavenworth
Nellie L. Robertson
van Horn
Skagit County
Willie Bob
Chelan
Lucy George
Cashmere
W. F. Kimble
Elizabeth Hoffman
Morrison, Wash
A. A. Moore
Isabelle M. Corie
Trinidad
Royal Neighbors
Mrs. Lake
Methodists
M. R. Brown
Latah
Henry Brown
J. S. Bell
Rathdrum
P. E. Bartlett
Albion
J. P. Barker
Colfax
W. F. Bradley
S. E. Boselly
Anatone
Edward Baker
Grangeville
F. C. Boylan
Connell
M. D. Berg
Methow Valley
H. L. Beight
Saemee Grimshaw
Reeves
R. Kent Beattie
L. L. Work
Okanogan
Comedienne
Wenatchee Drug Co. Corning
Grace Cameron Opera CO
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