Reunion of Civil and Spanish War Veterans in Wenatchee
Chelan County Veteran association schedules a reunion in Wenatchee Washington on October 8 1908 at the park or Wenatchee Theatre if weather permits. All old soldiers and Spanish American War veterans and families invited with free dinner and supper, camp fire and entertainment at the theatre in the evening. Quartermaster accepts surplus provisions and fruits for cooking. Includes the Woman's Relief Corps.
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Chelan County Veteran Association
Wenatchee
Wash
Ferguson
Wenatchee Theatre
Mike Horan
Woman’s Relief Corps
Traveling Man’s Experience on an Oregon Train
Sam A. Garber, a traveling man, recounts aiding a woman with cramp colic aboard an eastbound Oregon railroad train from Pendleton to LeGrande. He administered Chamberlain’s Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy with help from fellow passengers, and by Le Grande the woman recovered. the account ends with the note for sale by druggists.
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Pendleton
LeGrande
Ore
Sam A. Garber
Chamberlain
le Grande
le’ le Grande
Hood River Offers Prime Fruit Land for Sale
Hood River Oregon markets claim Spitzenbergs command $3.27 per box and note fruit yields. The region features a fine climate with cool summers and no wind. Land values are listed at $50 to $1,000 per acre depending on improvement and bearing status. Write Briggs Ament Land Co Hood River for full particulars.
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Hood River
Oregon
Briggs- Ament Land Co
Royal Flat Community Notes: Visits and Local News
Royal Flat residents report visits from Holman and Smith families, Bernfield returning from Spokane, and Sadie Williams visiting J. T. Williams. Mrs. J. T. Williams tends a ill daughter, and S. Portwood returns from Waterville harvest. Primary was quiet with thirteen votes. farmers seek rain for fall seeding as borers devastate fruit trees.
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Holman
R. C. Smith
Artesian Well
Neal
Chas. Smith’s
Bernfied
Spokane
Sadie Williams
Wenatchee
J. T. Williams
C. Bedal
Berlie Martin
Quincy
Trinidad
Dittmer
W. D. van Syke
Edith
van Slyke
Co. C. Cinesmith
Adams County
Will Black
Peter
John Wheeler
Leaverworth
Apple Growers Contest for Free Daily World Subscription
To the person who brings in the largest apple before November 1 to the World office, the Daily World will be sent free for one year.
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World Office
Daily World
Quincy News Highlights Local, Territorial Activities
U. S. Agriculture official S. O. Jayne visits the valley to study irrigation plans. Local business moves include J. Day selling his barber fixtures and moving to Cashmere. Otto Hammel opens Bend post office and seeks a capable assistant. Community dances run three nights with speeches by John Hanna and Wm. Goodyear drawing crowds. Goodyear criticizes Poindexter and comments on banking.
Debs visit colors local and a busy school term ends
A socialist rally on the Red Special drew about fifty as Debs greeted Quincy crowds. Growth at the city school marks a strong term with over 120 pupils in four rooms, while Miss Brainerd limits the beginners class to current enrollees.
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Quincy
First National Bank
Brainerd
E. V. Debs
West
Mr. Debs
J. L. Field
Petition drives irrigation support around Quincy valley
Mr Hurlburt says he is circulating a petition near Burke to gather names of residents favoring irrigation. The effort, part of a valley wide push, seeks every actual settler’s signature for a government petition. Ternent confirms petitions are in progress in towns and posts offices surrounding the valley. A Quincy petition circulated last week was signed by all local businessmen. Country residents near Quincy can obtain a signatory form at the post office.
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Hurlburt
Winchester
Burke
Quincy
Ternent
Muriel Peebles Seeks Divorce From August J. Peebles
Muriel Peebles files for divorce in superior court through Reeves & Reeves citing desertion and non support. She requests restoration of her maiden name Muriel Hall and alimony.
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Muriel Peebles
Reeves & Reeves
August J. Peebles
Muriel Hall
Fortune Hunters at Sea Bring a Marriage Surprise
Raymond Riggs, a wealthy bachelor, flees relentless fortune hunters to a seashore. A mysterious message from a lonely girl named Aline Eliot leads to a correspondence and a portrait exchange. By next summer his fortune is secured by marriage to a modest, serene wife, altering the seaside social scene.
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Raymond Pisgs
Raymond Riggs
Raymond
Aline Eliot
Finder
Harpies
Griggs forms auto line in Okanogan country
Bruce Griggs resigns as manager of the Columbia and Okanogan Steamboat Company and launches a freight and passenger auto line in Okanogan country. One car of heavy autos with thirty passenger capacity arrives in Wenatchee. two from Kettle Falls and two from Brewster will operate, with three currently used from Brewster north.
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Bruce Griggs
Columbia
Kettle Falls
Spokane Rapids
C. & O Company
J. J. Griggs
Sprained Ankle May Heal Faster With Liniment
A sprained ankle may be cured in about one third the usual time by applying Chamberlains Liniment freely and giving it absolute rest. For sale by all druggists.
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Chamberlain
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New York
Little Lady
Worcester
Barrington
J. W. Ferguson
A. P. Clayton
Royal Flat
Wenatchee Avenue
Walter M. Olive
Quincy News
S. O. Jayne
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Beverly
Fred Dahmen
Seattle
J. Day
Jack’’ Gaither
Cashmere
David Richardson
Vulcan
Fred
Lind
Mr. Richardson
Otto Hammel
Priest Rapids
Bend
Otto
Jones-Taft Club
Messrs. Jones
Poindexter
Cosgrove
Hay
Dickinson’s
John Hanna
Waterville
Hanna
Ephrata
Wm. Goodyear
Congress
Dickinson's Hall
Goodyear
Colfax Commoner
Miles Poindexter
United States
Columbia River
Big Bend
Wilson Creek
A. A. Moore
Moore
William Johnson
I. M. Corrie
Geo. Hilton
Rocky Point
George
The
Seattle Sunday Times
Fortune Hunters
Griggs
C. & O. Steamboat Company
Charles Fry’s
Arthur L. Bond
a.Jd. Aimee
South King Street
W. M. Rice
Leavenworth Liveryman
Chelan
Rice the Liveryman
Lake Chelan
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