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Newspaper
Leavenworth Echo
Location
Leavenworth, Washington, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1919
Page
2
The notice states adherence to strict procedural standards across all operations. It emphasizes consistent compliance with guidelines and safeguarding accuracy in every recorded record.
The February budget allocated nearly $300,000 for districts with western areas excluded from mention. Federal aid to Wenatchee Cashmere and nearby routes totaling $85,000 is oversubscribed, leaving Dryden Peshastin Leavenworth unaddressed. Local officials vow continued effort for road improvements within a fifty fifty federal matching framework.
The speaker rejects begging as cowardly and degrading comparing it to worse fates. He favors earning one’s meals and even theft over asking others for help. He asserts begging erodes self respect and social worth and laments reaching a point of dependence.
The speaker envisions the 1920 U.S. presidential winner as a Republican who prioritizes the people who elected him. He stresses that America first does not imply arrogance or apology but reflects faith in the nation and its capabilities. He frames the stance as confident and self-reliant.
The piece argues three main objections to U S participation in the league of nations. It contends the Paris charter conflicts with the U S constitution the nine member executive council could order the United States around and the Monroe Doctrine would be strained. It cites wartime acts as proof the constitution already bends under pressure.
A narrator argues that US entry into a league of nations can ease espionage and sedition laws, asserting the US holds veto power and can withdraw if pressured. The piece frames America as strong enough to influence the league and warns against power blocs overpowering it, citing Russia as a rising rival and defending US participation for global safety.
The two 52 scout companies plus leaders H C Blankenship and J H Holloway organized cleanup day in Leavenworth. Scouts divided into four districts, each district with two boys and a leader to urge property owners to clear winter rubbish and tidy premises for pay. Campfire Girls emerge with similar aims, gaining strong endorsement.
Effective last Saturday flour advanced 40 cents a barrel in all grades. Patents quoted at 11.30 at the mill and 11.45 delivered. Mill feed unchanged, demand firmer, and mills cite higher wheat costs and a new 14 cent per bushel carry charge premium from government as reasons for the increase.
Twelve banks in Washington pool $100000 to form the Washington Seed Wheat Company led by R Insinger and J K McCornack. The program lends seed only when no other help exists, with a guaranty fund and an interest plan to keep the fund solvent and finance future aid or repayments.
After April 1 1919 unlicensed dogs found roaming Leavenworth will be killed by order of the city council. Chief of Police J F Pratt signs the notice dated March 28 1919.
Upon Dr Hoxsey's recommendation City Health Officer I designate Tuesday April 1 1919 as Cleanup Day in Leavenworth. Citizens urged to cooperate in a general cleanup of streets alleys and premises Dated March 27 1919 Mayor F T Mot teler March 28 April 4
Federal officials disclosed thieves entered the U S customs appraisers store in Seattle and stole 4000 and 5000 quarts of whiskey worth about 75000 dollars. They reportedly opened the big doors and backed a truck to take the load. The case remains unsolved. Men advertise a memory course promising happiness through forgetting.
Notice to property owners in district No 7 known as the Sewer District in blocks 2 8 and 4 Leavenworth. The fifth annual installment due by April 8 1919 at the city clerk's office. E G Gowing Clerk.
In Chelan County Washington the probate estate of G W Sampson deceased will sell forty shares of Leavenworth Mercantile Co stock to the highest cash bidder. Bids in writing must be filed by April 9 1919 for court approval and confirmation. Executrix Anna M Sampson Leavenworth Washington. Attorney L J Nelson Leavenworth Washington Chelan County Washington
In Chelan county Washington the Superior Court hears the final account and petition for distribution in the estate of Dora J McCoy deceased. D McCoy administrator will present the petition on April 30 1919 at 9 30 a m in Wenatchee court house for settlement distribution and discharge.
Aberdeen plans a permanent facility to house soldiers and sailors, outlining a dedicated center to serve veterans and serving personnel with a lasting tribute and support services.
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