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Newspaper
Leavenworth Echo
Location
Leavenworth, Washington, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1906
Page
4
A mixed article discusses Andrew Carnegie’s immigrant views and the role of new citizens in America, stressing national ideals over profit, plus notices about a royal anniversary, aging Washington state workers, a northern estate probate, and timber land filings with witnesses and deadlines.
Timber lands in California Oregon Nevada and Washington Territory notices filed by Ferdinand G Wettstein Kristian M Thevik and John H Hess to prove land claims are more valuable for timber than agriculture. Hearings set before J E Shore and J B Shore in Leavenworth Washington with witnesses from Leavenworth Seattle and Chiwaukum. Claims due by May 1906 and May 14 1906.
The church holds services every fourth Sunday with mass at a.m. and Sunday school at 3 p.m. Vespers follow at p.m. A low mass is conducted the following Monday. Father H. Colin is the pastor.
Intending to put in a power press at an early date we offer for sale a seven column Hee hand press in first class condition. Address inquiries to the Echo.
United States Land Office notices a sworn statement by Mary A Adams of Leavenworth Washington for purchase of a parcel in section 26 township 28 north range 17 east. Proof will be given before J B Shore U S Commissioner May 15 1906 with witnesses Frank Bush Lloyd Blankenship William Geffen and Edom D Sthubart all of Washington state.
John B. Adams, Washington, files sworn statement No. 615 for timber rather than agricultural use on section 16, township 7N range 17E, with U. S. Commissioner J K Shore at Leavenworth on May 15, 1906, witnesses Edom D. Shugart and William Geffen of Shorelea and Floyd Blankenship and Frank Bush of Chiwaukum, awaiting further proof.
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