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Newspaper

Leavenworth Echo

Location

Leavenworth, Washington, United States of America

Date

Apr 07, 1916

Page

3

Moree Named Atlantic Red Cross Director in New Appointment

Edward A. Moree of Yonkers New York is appointed director of the Atlantic division of the American Red Cross based in New York City. The role focuses on organizing new chapters expanding the Red Cross campaign and reaching about 60 million people in 21 states east of the Mississippi and south of the Ohio River.

Washington Ernest P. Bicknell The American Red Cross Edward A. Moree Yonkers N. Y Atlantic Division Red Cross New York City Bicknell Moree Atlantic Ohio River Mississippi River New York State Charities Aid Associa New York Elmira Brooklyn Eagle New York Tribune New Jersey Tribune Geneva Russell Sage Foundation

Wanted a Postmaster forWashington Harbor Door County

The Washington Harbor post office in Door County Wisconsin was discontinued due to postmaster L P Ottosen’s ill health and resignation. Despite offers and ads in local papers no replacement was found, and rural delivery from Detroit Harbor will take over. Residents lament loss of a gathering place and sense of village dignity.

Marinette Wis Washington Harbor Door County L. P. Ottosen Wade Sam Detroit Harbor

TAMES WILD DUCKS

Madison Wisconsin resident keeps a large flock of nearly 200 wild ducks domesticated on the farm. J C Halpin reports success over three years with mallards raised for meat flavor. Ducks exhibit wild instincts yet can be handled, with wing clipping used initially.

Madison Wis J. C. Halpin

Twins and burglars delay as stork arrives

Kansas City report says M H Brotherson at 644 Ohio avenue on the Kansas side was visited by burglars and the stork at the same early hour. He called a doctor, heard a noise from the rear, and found a break in after the twins arrived. Sacks were missing and boxes overturned on the back door.

Kansas City M. H. Brotherson Ohio Avenue Kansas Mr. Brotherson

Bold moves mark Birmingham campaign filings

Dr John Gil lespie a twenty year county court clerk shifts to county treasurer proposing abolishing the office as his platform a first in the county. Mrs Floribel Brown Ohme a leading educator runs for Jefferson county board of education as the first southern woman candidate. James A Mitchell a Birmingham lawyer faces potential license issues after critiquing the state supreme court and then enters the race for chief justice.

Birmingham Ala John 8. Gillespie Floribel Brown Ohme Jefferson County Supreme Court

Wolves Chase Messenger Through Winter Night in Duluth

Telegraph messenger Simon Morgan nine teen years old dodged two wolves on his route in Duluth Heights. He reached his home shed after a dog was killed while neighbor Clarence Johnson fired at the wolves. Also noted Lafayette farmer Preda Landes, a Civil War veteran, married recently and welcoming a baby daughter, with many grandchildren and a great grandchild. In Connellsville a patriotic hog in Pennsville gave birth to ten piglets as temperatures fell to four below zero.

Duluth Minn Simon Morgan Morgan Duluth Heights Clarence Johnson Lafayette Ind Preda Landes Landes Connellsville W. E. Mier Pennsville

Military Training for Schoolboys Camp Aims for 15000 Enrollees

New York youths from 12 up enroll at armories to join the National School Camp association run with Major General Leonard Wood. Preparations target a Staten Island camp open July 1 for two months with 20 cents daily cost, self supplied uniforms, and a gunless, rigorous drill plan.

New York National Guard Manhattan Brooklyn National School Camp Association Broadway Leonard Wood Twenty-third Infantry Regiment Bedford Avenue T. B. Murphy Fort Wadsworth Chamberlain General Wood Mitcham Jessup Brooklyn Navy Yard Brooklyn Polytechnic Institute Staten Island Boy Scouts

Dr Kings New Discovery Cough Remedy Promoted

Spring colds and sudden weather shifts are blamed for grippe and lingering coughs. The ad touts Dr Kings New Discovery tar syrup as a soothing remedy that stops coughing, fights the cold, and loosens grips with no preparation needed. It boasts 40 years of testing and asks readers to ask their druggist for a bottle.

Dr. King

Jail Better Than Home For Five Years In Illinois

August Kruse, sane by court ruling, chose jail over relatives in Wheaton after five years as a voluntary inmate. He paid $1 a day to live in the Du Page county jail, and upon returning he planned to start anew away from the old farm while staying in the same jail facility.

Chicago August Kruse du Page Wheaton Kruse

Fall Corrects His Vision in Pittsfield

Pittsfield Massachusetts Henry Travers Jr an insurance and real estate broker fell on an icy sidewalk striking his head and neck. After the fall he found he could see better and read without his glasses though he does not advise this method for failing eyesight.

Pittsfield Mass Henry Travers, Jr

Raymond-Warren Bros Plan Bigger Logging Output

Raymond-Warren Brothers announce a boost in logging output and 150 new jobs. Work is set to begin soon on a new opera house, signaling expanded industrial and cultural development in the area.

Raymond Warren Bros

Lumber order to Wisconsin and North Dakota

Anacortes based Olympic Lumber and Fuel Co received an order for 15 car loads of lumber destined for Wisconsin and North Dakota. The shipment reflects continued regional demand for timber products amid growing transportation activity.

Anacortes Olympic Lumber & Fuel Co Wisconsin North Dakota

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Ald Red Cross E. A. Moree A. Moree Platform of Alabama General Wood Co-operates Wenatchee Elman Hotel W. E. Tomlinson Prop Wye Seattle Third Ave Cherry ST Fall Broker O. Nelson Wenatchee Milling Co Wenatchee, Wash Lamb-Davis Lumber Co Leavenworth, Wash Western Farmer Pacific Northwest Leavenworth Echo Portland Spokane
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