Leavenworth High School News Chronicle of Student Life
Freshmen wrestle with algebra while sophomores tease the physics class. Deryk and Emil fish from a willow with a bent hook after the canyon trip. Seniors stage It Pays to Advertise come May and prepare class plays Meanwhile cleanup day brightened the campus as students report spring energy.
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Deryk
Emil
Ray
Lizzie
Old Leavenworth Hi
Emerson
Moving Earth Property Ads Offer Bargains in Leavenworth
Classified listings advertise several city residences and a 20 rooming house in Leavenworth. Prices range from 2000 to 5000 dollars with terms requiring half cash. Properties include a five room plastered house on Commercial street and a furnished four room option.
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Leavenworth
Leavenworth High School Seniors Near Commencement
The Breezes note seniors have six weeks left under Leavenworth High School. mischief is scarce as plans for Senior class day remain undecided but will be memorable and fade into the school’s history.
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Leavenworth High School
Camp Fire Girls organized in Leavenworth
Two Leavenworth groups form Camp Fire Girls: Spange taha for high and eighth graders and Recooset for grade school girls. The movement mirrors Boy Scouts, requires at least twelve, and follows seven Camp Fire laws focused on beauty service knowledge trust health work and happiness. Each girl adopts an Indian name and builds a symbol for her headband and gown. More articles on work and aims will appear in future Echo issues.
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Leavenworth
Recooset
The
Echo
America Last and Foreign Policy Sharply Attacked
The Republican Publicity Association denounces Wilsonian policy as Europe first Britain first Mexico first and Germany first, accusing the administration of truckling to foreign nations and finally endorsing America last in the peace and trade arena.
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Washington, D. C
Republican Publicity Association
Jonathan Bourne, Jr
Washington
Rolph
San Francisco
Japan
Redfield
Hurley
War Trade Board
United States
Europe
Wilson
Panama Canal
Great Britain
England
Mexico
Germany
Canada
League of Nations
America
Young forgers bound over in two $60 check cases
William Flackhart and Frank Hiniger were bound over to the superior court after a Saturday preliminary hearing on two forged $60 checks for Koerner Drug Store and Sampson Grocery. Officers say the 18-year-olds, from Montana, planned to go to Mexico to join Villa’s band of outlaws. Their imprisonment seems likely to extend to a year or more.
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Wm. Flackhart
Frank Hiniger
Koerner Drug Store
Sampson Grocery
Montana
Mexico
Villa
Reception for Our Returned Soldiers at Epworth League
The Epworth League hosts a church reception at the M E Church this evening April 4 in honor of returned soldiers and sailors. A short literary program precedes a social in the basement with fun frolic and foolishness. The Good Eats committee promises a lively evening.
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Epworth League
M. E
Public Health Service Releases Venereal Disease Literature
The U S Public Health Service division of venereal diseases issues pamphlets for public information in six sets including Set A for young men Set B for general public Set C for boys Set D for parents Set E for girls and young men and Set F for educators Anyone seeking these pamphlets should contact the service for access and distribution details.
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U. S. Public Health Service
1918 Lumber Fall and Pacific Northwest Civic Plans
Lumber production dropped by 3,000,000 feet in 1918 while Yakima county budgets 1 118 300 for road work and Grays Harbor plans a five year road program worth 1 640 000. Tacoma mills tee up Cuba shipments as regional business boosts emerge. Spokane unions press wage raises from 6 to 7 per day and Aberdeen businessmen fund a 30 000 fund to attract industry. Yakima streetcar losses of 32 927 spur an 8 cent fare request. University of Washington plans a fisheries college. Sunnyside opens a First National Shorthorn Association nucleus with 20 cattle aided by the bank. The First National Bank leads Yakima county in registered cattle distribution. War era badges and inspectors are questioned postwar.
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Sunnyside
First National Bank
First National Shorthorn Association of
Yakima County
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