Largest peach weighs heavy on Eikelburner tree
G C Eikelburner reports a peach weighing 17 percent ounces on a tree with thirty peaches the smallest at eleven ounces and others at 15, 16, and 17 ounces. Robinson will send the fruit to Omaha for the Union Stock Yards Exchange editor. The Rainbow chocolates at Pal-Metto are praised as delicate and delicious. The World apologizes for a Friday theatre notice error and vows accuracy moving forward. The Wer natchee Valley Fruit Growers Association Cashmere branch has nearly 150 cars of apples for the pool, expected to grow to about 250, signaling good prices.
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G. C. Eikelburner
Gellatly
Commercial Club
Eikelburner
Robinson
C. G. Hall
Omaha
Union Stock Yapyts Exchange
Cashmere
Wenatchee Valley
Levi Wratten Found Alive After 12 Years Missing
Levi Wratten former Clinton county sheriff long presumed dead is alive in Waterville Washington under an assumed name. He told a Frankfort Indiana visitor he regrets leaving his family and plans to return home to resolve debts and resume life with his relatives.
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Frankfort
Indiana
Clinton County
Orer
Levi Wratten
Waterville
Wash
Wrathen
Clover Leef
St. Louis
Mchigan Township
Clinton
Wratten
West
Mr. Wratten
Wilson to Fight PLE Wilson for Senate Seat
John L. Wilson announced in Seattle that he will run for US Senate in two years and campaign statewide. He pledged to stump the state and oppose the South Carolina dis pensary law, saying he will cite twenty years of political history.
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Seattle Times
John L. Wilson
Joe Schlump
Cigst
South Carolina
Wilson
United States Senate
Photo Postals Offer by Miss Turnbull
Miss Turnbull, photographer at Cal. Jones' ranch, offers custom photo postcards. Quote promises fine trees and fruit on personalized postcards for friends. Phone 1775 for orders. Dated 9-21.
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Miss Turnbull
Cal
Jones’ Ranch
Debs Speaks in Wenatchee Park on Red Special Tour
Socialist candidate Eugene V. Debs will speak in Wenatchee city park between 7 and 8 a.m. Wednesday after arriving on the Red Special. He spoke in Everett Tuesday night and will address Harrington in the afternoon and Spokane that evening.
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Eugene V. Debs
Wenatchee
Debs
Everett
Harrington
Spokane
Bishop Edwin H. Hughes Visited for City Union Meeting
About 1,500 people gathered in the park yesterday for a union meeting with Bishop Edwin H. Hughes of the Methodist church. All city churches dismissed services to join the event and hear the bishop preach on Christ as the all in all from Colossians 3 11.
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Edwin H. Hughes
Methodist Church
Christ
Methodist Conference Adopts Rules and Withdrawals
The conference opened with devotions led by John LeCornu and ordains discipline changes. Roberts Rules of Order become the conference rules as amendments pass, with sympathy extended to Rev. and Mrs. Thompson. Several ministers withdraw honorably, with parchment return demanded for one. Pacific Christian Advocate and Willamette University speakers address education and funding matters. Next conference to meet in Coeur d Alene. Royal W. of the Anti Saloon League referenced.
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Bishop Hughes
Roberts
W. E. Thompson
Edwin B. Lockhart
C. C. Babbidge
F. C. Lee
Pacific Christian Advocate
D. L. Rader
Coeur d'Alene
Willamette University
Fletcher Homan
D.D
Anti-Saloon League
Democratic Candidate Here in Colfax Campaign Stop
Wm Goodyear Democratic candidate for Congress from the third district visited Colfax today en route from Waterville to Quincy where he spoke tonight He opened his campaign Saturday at Waterville speaking in the afternoon and evening He told a World representative he was born in New Haven Conn in 1865 graduated from Williams 1887 began in Spokane then Whitman county and has run the Colfax Commoner for ten years He urged opening the Columbia River to navigation and reclamation of arid lands if elected
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Wm. Goodyear
Colfax
Congress
Waterville
Quincy
New Haven
Conn
Williams College
Spokane
Review
Whitman County
Colfax Commoner
Columbia River Basin
Counties Valuation Upward as State Board Review Looms
County Assessor Spencer releases Chelan county valuations showing railroad property at 4,044,844 with 6 65 miles of track. Improved land values average 1790 per acre while unimproved land averages 3 per acre. Total acres assessed 405,787 including 12,950 irrigated and 26,336 unimproved. School district Wenatchee valued at 2,544,600. Cashmere Leavenworth Chelan area valued near 1,000,000. Overall assessment up about 98 percent versus last year with personal property up about 25 percent.
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Spencer
Chelan County
State Board of Equalization
Wenatchee
Cashmere
Leavenworth
Chelan
Commercial Club Meets Tonight
Lillian B. Hill cites a Denver convention dinner tale about a confectioner who sold stale tarts after a humorous local ad offering a man’s matrimonial outreach. The anecdote highlights advertising’s wide reach and comic effect in Sea Beach commerce.
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Lillian B. Hill
Denver
Sea Beach
Atlantic Avenue
Coal Find Expands as Mine Development Advances
Fred Kiser submitted a substantial coal specimen from his south town mine to the World Office. The mine's development uncovers a widening body of coal as work continues. Miss Pearl Ping began a new school term on Badger Mountain in the same district as last year.
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Fred Kiser
World Office
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Wilson Vs. Piles
Clifford W. Williams
J. D. Lewellen
M. E. Church
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Edward J. Snell
Evangelical Church
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Puget Sound
Mr. Adams
Christian Church
J. L. Rollins
P. C. Money
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W. T. Easter
M. H. Marvin
The
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Hughes
Methodist Conference
John LeCornu
William Goodyear
Wenatchee Commercial Club
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