Fraternal groups prepare spaces at Spokane fair grounds
The Spokane fair week October 5 to 10 will showcase multiple lodges with permanent or temporary homes. Woodmen of the World and Women of Woodcraft lead the scene with a carved cottage and a bungalow while Modern Woodmen of America and Fraternal Brotherhood build substantial structures. New exhibits include the Homesteaders rustic cottage and the American Yeomen tent site. A Women’s Christian Temperance Union residence offers rest for members and visitors.
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Spokane Fair
Woodmen of’ the World
Women of Woodcraft
Woodmen of America
Fraternal Brotherhood
Women’s Christian Temperance Union
A Traveling Man's Experience on an Eastbound Train
Sam A. Garber describes a Pendleton to LeGrande Oregon trip on the O R N train. In the smoking car a fellow traveler reports a woman sick unto death with cramp colic and the narrator moves to assist.
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Pendleton
LeGrande
Ore
Sam A. Garber
Washington State Library group outlines northwest history sources
Spokane hosts the state association meeting October 6 and 7 at Carnegie Library and Madison hotel. Miss Mary Banks will discuss Pacific Northwest source material. Mrs Caroline Hathaway on preservation. T. C. Elliot on Dr John McLoughlin. W S Lewis on The Spokane House. A sight seeing trolley visit follows opening remarks.
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Spokane
Washington State Library“association
Northwest
Carnegie Library
Madison Hotel
George W. Belt
Spokane Public Library
Chamber of Commerce
Pacific’ Northwest
Mary Banks
Seattle Public Library
Caroline L. Hathaway
John McLoughlin
T. C. Elliot
Walla Walla
Advertising Curtains To Go In Spokane Theatres
The Spokane Chronicle reports one Spokane theatre has removed advertising curtains deemed unsightly. It notes residents would welcome removing similar drapes from other amusement venues, arguing theatres serve amusement relaxation and education while the curtains clash with the ambiance.
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Spokane
Spokane Chronicle
Wolf River apple sample shown at World office
Co K Crow brought a fine Wolf River apple specimen to the World office on Saturday. The fruit weighed 24 ounces, was well formed, and displayed good coloring. A report from Chas B Reed said his party slept in a car hit by a train last Friday night on the Northern Pacific, suffering only a slight shock.
First Vote Announcement Placed For $100 Contest
The notice says the first vote announcement for the $100 contest will come soon. Names on the list will start the race with a large advantage. It urges readers to submit coupons now to influence the prize via early deposits.
Coupons to vote in $100 contest advertised in Daily World
The Daily World promotes coupons offered by advertisers to customers for free. The notice implies a voter contest with a $100 prize and invites readers to obtain coupons from advertisers. It does not specify locations or dates.
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Daily World
Cough Remedy Ad Promotes Chamberlain Product
A vintage ad touts Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy for children claiming it contains no opium or harmful drugs and guarantees a cure, available at all druggists.
Frost Affects Gardens In Local District As Residents Travel
The first heavy frost of the season struck the Columbia Valley area Wednesday night causing damage to late gardens. Residents including Mrs Edna Bartholomew and family, Miss Effie Bumgardner, Rae Powers, Ernest Schmeiser and others were noted in local activity from Waterville to Wenatchee and nearby farms. An accident injured a saddle horse belonging to Edgar Bumgardner by a leaning wire fence.
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Columbia Valley
Edna Bartholomew
Waterville
S. E. Bishop
Geo. H. Oversurf
Wenatchee
Effie Bumgardner
Rae Powers
Bridgeport
Minnie
Ernest Schmeiser
Oscar Neely
Claude
Johnnie Mayse
Edgar Bumgardner
John Mitchell
Walter E. Smith
Dennis Overturf
Markets Update On Meats And Grains
The markets report cow meat 2144c per Ib to 2% ce Steers 34%4c to 3e per Ib Veal 4e per Ib and dressed Se to 7c Hens 9e per Ib Spring chickens 12%c Grain Wheat 84c per bushel Oats 27.50 to 30 per ton Barley 22.56 to 25 per ton Alfalfa 12 Timothy hay 17.50 Grain hay 15 per ton.
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Timothy
New bicycle goods and repair services advertised
Reading Standard is a favorite. New bicycle goods just in and more on the road. All tires guaranteed. Repair work of all kinds. J. J. Eyer, Mission street.
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J. J. Eyer
Mission Street
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Bankers Reserve Life CO
Omaha
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Columbia Valley Bank Building
Brewster
Washington
Chas. A. Fry
Farmers’ & Merchants’ Bank
Ollowing
J. M. Hitt
Ellen Garfield Smith
Walla Walla Public
GT News
H. W. Russell
Orondo
Mission 1
Columbia Valley Bank
H. J. Kimmel
King Street
Wenatchee Avenue
Walter Jr. Glive
Armstrong’s
New Oakes
Aimviel Tre
South King Street
World Office
Orondo Ave
W. M. Rice
Leavenworth Liveryman
Chelan
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