Mrs W J McCoy Leaves Clinton for Wenatchee Home
Mrs. W J McCoy says goodbye to Clinton friends and heads to Morrison then Minneapolis with her son Lester C McCoy family before joining husband Judge McCoy and daughter Helen in Wenatchee Washington to establish their future home. Friends praise her social and church contributions over fifteen years.
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Clinton
Iowa
Wenatchee
W. J. McCoy
Morrison
Lester C. McCoy
Minneapolis
McCoy
Road Dust Problem Grows With Wenatchee Valley Expansion
The text notes increasing road dust as Wenatchee Valley grows and fruit production rises. It frames the issue as a yearly concern for city and valley planners, urging a solution to improve roads and reduce dust.
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Wenatchee Valley
Quietly Brisk Parade Marks I O O F Session In Denver
Four thousand members of the I O O F and Rebekahs joined a parade through Denver streets during the 84th annual sovereign grand lodge session.14 uniformed Patriarchs Militant canons highlighted the pageant as Grand Sire E S Conway and staff reviewed units. Col Richard Nicholson led as chief marshal amid a pre parade competive drill between Denver and Pueblo cantons.
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Denver
Rebekahs
Sovereign Grand Lodge
Can
Can Tons of Patriarchs Militant
Grand Sire
E. S. Conway
The
Odd Fellows
P. A. Rainey
Patriarchs Militant
Col
Richard Nicholson
Pueblo
Eastern firm bids 165 carloads of Wenatchee apples
An eastern firm bids to buy 165 carloads of Wenatchee Valley apples at prices ranging from 1.65 for Nel Spitzenbergs to 0.75-1.15 for Roman Beauty. It is unclear if the bid will be accepted as buyers wait for other offers while growers push for higher prices.
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Wenatchee Valley Fruit Growers Association
Nel Spitzenbergs
Jonathans
Ganos
Crowded Wenatchee Schools Forced New Room Use
Wenatchee schools remain crowded as the superintendent's office is moved to a Rosenburg block room for recitation. The school board clerk will share the new quarters while plans for a further building this year proceed.
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Wenatchee
Brown
Haseen
Rosenburg
Nebraska Governor Demands Bank Guarantee Stand
Governor Sheldon protested at the Republican convention over the suppression of the bank guarantee plank and threatened to quit the ticket unless his position on public issues is stated before re election. He urged the convention to adopt the guarantee plank, saying defeat would be earned if his stance is hidden. Leaders urged him not to resign after a stormy session. Also notes the Commercial Fruit Exhibit in Wenatchee with the Huck and Fitch medal awarded to winner G C Eikelburner and standings for the week by Eikelburner, E France, C E Lewis, L S Phillippi, and C W McMullen with judges J C Eakle I E DeLong and O M Brooks.
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United Press Service
Lincoln
Neb
Sheldon
Nebraska
Commercial Club
Wenatchee Furniture Company
Huck & Fitch
G. C. Eikelburner
E. France
C. E. Lewis
L. S. Phillippi
C. W. McMullen
J. C. Eakle
I. E. DeLong
O. M. Brooks
Cashmere
Young Scot Taken to Medical Lake Asylum
Hunter Sutherland a 23 year old Scotchman brought from Leavenworth to Wenatchee was taken to the Medical Lake insane asylum yesterday evening. He says he has been in the country two years and origin unknown. He has only recently been in Leavenworth.
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Hunter Sutherland
Wenatchee
Leavenworth
Medical Lake Insane Asylum
Dentist Graves Leaves Quincy for Lexington Visit
Quincy Quill notes Dr Graves who has been located in Quincy for nine months closed his office this week and departs Saturday to visit relatives in Lexington. After a few months there he will return to Seattle to reside as his parents move from Waterville. Friends in Quincy regret his departure and wish him success wherever he locates.
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Graves
Quincy
Lexington
Seattle
Waterville
Doc
Adam Stemm’s Wolf River Apple Weighs 1 1/4 Pounds
Adam Stemm of Palmyra brought a colossal Wolf River apple to the Capital office. It weighed one pound and a quarter, with a center diameter of fifteen inches and fourteen inches the other way. He notes many similar sizable apples in his orchard and asks if anyone in Iowa can top the weight.
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Adam Stemm
Palmyra
Wolf River
Iowa
Roosevelt urges action in Taft campaign push
Washington reports President Roosevelt blasts the Hitchcock led campaign plan for a national card index and urges quick mobilization. A cabinet officer says Roosevelt’s sharp critique led to Crane becoming Taft campaign pilot, and notes Hitchcock is the youngest trusted with big campaign duties.
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United Press Service
Washington, D. C
Roosevelt
Frank H. Hitchcock
Taft
Hitchcock
Crane
Funeral Attendees Gather for Rev. J. C. Kufus
Among those who attended the funeral were J. C. Kufus, his father, and Ed Kufus, both of Great Falls Montana, and George White of Glasgow Montana, father of Mrs. Kufus. They will stay in the valley for several days while Mrs. Kufus plans to remain here permanently.
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J. C. Kufus
Ed Kufus
Great Falls
Mont
George White
Glasgow
Wenatchee Fruit Growers Move Offices From Cannery
The Wenatchee Valley Fruit Growers association will move its offices from the cannery to the association’s warehouse. Offices had been kept at the cannery this summer to aid with summer fruit handling.
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Wenatchee Valley Fruit Growers’ Association
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