New Oakes photo cards draw attention at Armstrong’s store
The Cannery will offer work for women and girls Saturday. O B Fuller plans extensive improvements on Wenatchee avenue residence. H W Otis of Peshastin plans to move to Wenatchee for the winter. Clifford Chase returns to Pullman to continue studies at State College. Max Rothkuzel of Forestry service travels to Lake Chelan. Bluncks of Davenport Iowa visit Seattle then plan to settle in the valley. W E Taylor family arrive from Cincinnati and seek permanent local residence. Jay Buttles returns from Seattle and Spokane. City schools open promising a strong term. For a sprained ankle, Chamberlains Liniment aids faster recovery. Robert McLaren visits from Sylvania, not related to MacLaren or McLaren cheese fame.
We natchee misses Shepard speech due to illness
About 150 residents expected E H Shepard of Hood River to speak at the Commercial Club in We Natchee last night but were disappointed as his wife’s illness kept him from traveling. C R Griesen of Better Fruit magazine said Shepard did not respond yesterday. This marks the fourth trip disappointment for Shepard to We Natchee.
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E. H. Shepard
Hood River
C. R. Griesen
Better Fruit Magazine
Mr. Shepard
Griesen
Shepard
Wenatchee
Dem J H Long Seeks Warhorse Fight In Chelan Return
J H Long, Democratic candidate for the legislature, arrives in town on return from western county. An old warhorse, he resides in Chelan for six years. He says he wants a vigorous campaign and looks forward to a battle against Holm, predicting a good, hard scrap with a worthy opponent.
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J. H. Long
Judge Long
Chelan
Holm
Petty thief nabbed in dragnet for larceny
Officer Inscho arrested a man on drunkenness charges and found he had helped himself to doctors office instruments identified by Dr Kaupp. The man faces petty larceny charges.
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Inscho
Dr. Kaupp
Sells to Minors Verdict in Washington Case
The State of Washington vs. M C McCormick ended with a guilty verdict for selling liquor to minors John Nugent Louis Peterson and Harry and Stanley Nagley. McCormick fined 55 dollars plus costs. A H Mohler to appeal. Town Marshal Frease testified.
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State of Washington
M. C. McCormick
John Nugent
Louis Peterson
Harry
Stanley Nagley
Amos
Cross
A. H. Mohler
Frease
McCormick’s
Mcormick
Mohler
Press Agent's Promises A Good Fellow at Wenatchee Theatre
The Wenatchee Theatre presents A Good Fellow a Mark E Swan comedy about newlyweds with Flora Young leading the company. The production features the same detailed scenery costumes and company seen in larger cities last season.
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Wenatchee Theatre
Mark E. Swan
Mr. Swan
Flora Young
Olive Happenings in Local Agriculture and Education
Stockmen buy feed for winter with grain hay at 10 dollars a ton, while few purchase. J G Auda trades fruit. Miss Bessie Hickman may teach in District 150 starting next week. The Shirley place sold for 22.50 per acre. buyer plans investment only. Some sow grain but fears of poor rainfall. Lindsay homesteads renewed. Walter and Lena De Vaney visited Maggie and Elmer Wallenbarger Saturday.
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J. G. Auda
Bessie Hickman
Eshirley Place
Aew
F.C. Lindsay
Walter
Lena de Vaney
Maggie
Elmer Wallenbarger
Hood River Land Prices and Orchard Offers
Hood River Oregon reports strong fruit value with Spitzenbergs priced at 3.27 per box. Land notes include unimproved 50 dollars per acre, improved 250, bearing orchards 50 to 1000 per acre, and full particulars available from Briggs Ament Land Co Hood River Ore.
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Hood River
Oregon
Briggs- Ament Land Co
Call for city action to end swill disposal and fly breeding
A public appeal urges residents to abolish barrels and open receptacles for garbage to prevent typhoid. Sanitary officials are urged to enforce the ordinance, focus on filth removal, and exterminate fly breeding to control disease.
Palace Barber Shop Sanitary Advisory Noted by City Health
The sanitary police remind patrons to choose clean premises and urge shopkeepers to maintain sanitary conditions. A. T. Krupp, City Health Officer, emphasizes public welfare and the standard of the Pacific coast establishment.
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Tion
Jack Evans
Pacific Coast
Palace
Jtheir
A. T. Krupp
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Howard
Halbert
Webber
H.J. Kimmel
South King Street
M. Rice
Leavenworth Liveryman
National Crest
the World Printery
O. B. Fuller
Wenatchee Avenue
H. W. Otis
Peshastin
Clifford Chase
Marvin Chase
Pullman
State College
Max Rothkuzel
Forestry Service
Lake Chelan
T. F. Blunck
Davenport
Iowa
Seattle
F. T. Blunck
W. E. Taylor
Child
Cincinatti, Ohio
B. F. Surrey
Valley
Jay Buttles
Spokane
Chamberlain
Robert McLaren
Sylvania
J. F. Penrod
Maclaren
McLaren
Mr. Penrod
Ida Grove
Hood River Fruit
Ness
Judre
Democratic
THE
Arthur L. Bond
Eagle
Aw Ardar
Orondo Ave
Walter M. Olive
Lake Chelan Fruit Growers’ Associa
Wash
Daily World
Pacific Monthly
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