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Newspaper
Leavenworth Echo
Location
Leavenworth, Washington, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1920
Page
7
The Icicle Irrigation District seeks to include Lots 20 21 and 24 Block 1 Darling Land Company's First Addition to Leavenworth in Chelan County. Petition signed by James McDaniel and M A McDaniel requests district boundary change to add about eight acres. Deadline and office details are listed in the notice dated April 12 1920.
Washington on April 12, 1920 reports Byron Crocker and wife Mrs B Crocker signing a petition to alter district boundaries. The request asks inclusion of Lot Eleven Block Two Darling Land Company's First Addition to Leavenworth based on the recorded plat, containing one...
Notice is hereby given to all ton that on Tuesday May 4 1920 at 2 o clock PM a petition shall not be made. Secretary of Icicle Irrigation District.
A petition signed by J. C. Ruth and Mrs. J. C. Ruth asks the secretary to lower described property. It is Let Ten Block Two of Darling Land Company's First Addition to Leavenworth consisting of about one acre. The filing was noted at the Leiele Irriga bert Remley office near Dryden Washington to show cause by 2 PM.
Petition signed by Clyde C loyee seeks to add Lots Fourteen Fifteen and Sixteen in Block One of Leavenworth addition to Icicle District. Three acres more or less. Hearing on Tuesday May 4 1920 at location to be announced.
F B Van Brocklin and Nellie Van Brocklin petition to tract 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 block 4 Darling Land Company First Addition Leavenworth containing eight acres more or less. Meeting set for Tuesday May 4 1920 at 2 PM with Icicle Irrigation District secretary.
A notice signed by Fred Sanger and Hattie Sanger requests change of district boundaries affecting Lots 18 and 19 in Block 1 of Darling Land Company's First Addition to Leavenworth, two acres. The petition cites a meeting at the Remley residence near Dryden Washington on May 4 1920 and invites written objections if any to the proposed boundary adjustment.
On April 12 1920 S D Clarke and wife R E Clarke petition to include Lots 22 23 in Block 1 and Lots 9 10 in Block 8 of a recorded plat in the district, comprising about seven acres, and seek reasons why the boundary change should not be made.
Remley near Dryden Washington April 12 1920 petition signed by Chas B Beeson and Mrs Bertha G Beeson requests change of boundaries for the Icicle Irrigation District. Property affected includes Lots 1 2 3 4 5 Block 3 Darling Land Company First Addition totaling about five acres. Hearing set May 4 1920 at 2 PM at Kiele Irrigation Office to show cause in writing why the boundary change should not be approved.
A petition led by John Hart and spouse seeks to redraw district boundaries to include blocks six seven and eight within the specified block area. The measure aims to alter jurisdiction and representation as indicated in the filing.
The text notes seven acres or more within the district as proposed, indicating a land area element in the referenced plan. No additional context or specifics are provided in the fragment.
A petition signed by Henry F. Karp and his wife Mrs H F Karp requests district boundary changes to include Lot 12 Block 1 in Leavenworth per the recorded plot, stating the area contains about one acre more or less.
Bert Williams states to town that his drug business is not sold and remains not for sale, addressing rumors and assuring the community.
Leavenworth women are told Adler i ka with glycerine buckthorn bark relieves gas and sour stomach in one spoonful. It allegedly acts on both stomach and bowels, often cures constipation and may prevent appendicitis. A local druggist notes a woman is cured of a bad bowel trouble.
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