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Newspaper

Leavenworth Echo

Location

Leavenworth, Washington, United States of America

Date

Apr 19, 1912

Page

3

Real Estate Transfers Ledger Highlights Numerous Property Drills

A long list details William James and others selling parcels across multiple blocks and additions to buyers like E O Blankenship Andrew Anderson and Janet W Lash, with prices ranging from 1 to 6000 dollars. Includes several wells near Chelan and Wenatchee areas and notes transfers in Mission Peshastin Cascade Orchards and Nob Hill areas. The piece ends with an advertisement for Dr King’s New Life Pills addressing the blues and bilious liver relief.

Hugh R Parshall James McClenaghan Murray & Co Powell Jennie Kreigh Janet W Lash Capital Hill Mission Sec of Friends Jesse L Jesse Lippock Herbert R Kingman Ray F Highland Chelan Chelan J A Swalwell Martin Venneberg Sewel Joseph A Murphy Frederick L Hazelton Wen Park J F Bowers C E Colwell Nob Hill Wen U S Charles E Lilliegreen Charles A Murray Arthur Gunn

The Man Who Shirks in Youth Must Work Hard in Old Age

A reflective essay argues that successful people start work in youth and sustain effort into old age. It contrasts energy in youth with the fatigue of aging and stresses the value of training early to avoid lifelong drudgery. It cites the ants and grasshoppers fable to illustrate preparation and consequence.

Ostermoor

Byron Echoes on Death and Friendship and Fate

The poem fragment reflects on mortality and the gods favoring the young with an early grave. It contrasts death for others with enduring memory and breath, noting the silent shore that finally awaits all, and suggests that what men mourn may be a saving force rather than loss.

Daffodils Inspire Poet in Radiant Ode

Poet Wordsworth recalls wandering lonely as a cloud when he encounters a vast crowd of golden daffodils by a lake beneath trees. The sight, described in vivid, musical imagery, brings joy, reflection, and lasting inner happiness.

One Brief Moment of Bliss Before Eternal Gift

Grace Ellery laments a fleeting romance that brightened a life only to vanish, leaving a hollow afterglow. The speaker reflects on the infinite rapture once granted through the beloved, now gone, with death and eternity as the ultimate price.

Grace Ellery

Flood of Colonists Moves Westward by Rail Lines

A March through April colonist flow handled in Twin City transfer shows 11 720 people moving on Great Northern Northern Pacific Milwaukee and St Paul Soo Line trains. Ticketed for Minnesota Dakotas Idaho Montana Oregon Washington and western Canada they travel under reduced rates through April 30. The first four days of April exceed March averages. middle western origin dominates with Chicago trains lagging. Northwest publicity and development efforts drive record movements as Northwestern states entice farmers with potential yields. Northwest Development League notes growing commercial clubs and business activity fueling the migration.

Twin City Great Northern Northern Pacific Milwaukee and St. Paul Soo Line Minnesota North South Dakota Idaho Montana Oregon Washington Canada St. Paul Minneapolis United States Chicago Middle West American Northwest Northwest Development League

Immigrant Trade Drive and Local Remedies Highlighted

Officials of the Development League urge states to secure their share of Northwest immigrant movement with more than 6000 cars of goods planned for 1912. In Leavenworth, Adler-ika a German remedy using buckthorn bark and glycerine is promoted for constipation and indigestion at King's City Drug Store.

Ness American Northwest Northwest The Development League Leavenworth King’s City

Hall's Catarrh Cure and Family Pills promoted

An advertisement claims Hall's Catarrh Cure cures catarrh by affecting the blood and mucous surfaces with tonics and blood purifiers. It asserts clinical backing, a Toledo, Ohio origin, and availability from druggists for 5 cents. Also recommends Hall's Family Pills for constipation.

Hall F. J. Cheney & CO Props Toledo

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Glen D. Marble Milot Wenatchee Wash Milot-Mills Co Wenatchee Leavenworth Wash Varney L. J. Nelson William Creosote Seattle Hollister Rocky Mountain City Drug Store Chelan County Abstract Company William James W Hastings Andrew Anderson Cascade Gardens W J Watson Wilhelm Getschman Lear CH Merritt Frank A Anderson Harland Leonard Hoyt Hilton Joseph Steinborn Glenn H Nichols Leav Mary Ralston John Calder Ralston P Beecher Snow Creek Water Co Herman Stolze Louis F Speidel Cascade Orchards Sam Wm Thaanum Fred M Croolard RL Bartlett Wm B Dodd Dorcas M Brown Mary J Foster Lakeview Ira D Edwards J F Foster Grandview Wen Christian D Weber Edward Reiman Cozy Cove Wm O'Neill Bik Chelan John Burkhart Harry Chelan Morrison M Kingman Harry Clark Martha A Hardin Amelia T T Tritsch Kingman Wen der Co Fred W Hoffman F Courtway Mary Hawke Kinghorn Rissie Sands Leavy Wordsworth Crescent Mfg. Co Seattle, Wash Attorneys AT Law Lewis J. Nelson Elliott Block Leavenworth, Wash J. B. Adams Fox Smith Building Carlquist’s Jewelry Leavenworth, Washington Victor Martin Omar P, Barrows John EB. Porter Attorney At Law Notary Public Columbia Valley Bank Tra Thomas G. G. Hannan Thomas & Hannan Lawyers Rarey Building R. S. Ludington U. S Reeves, Crollard Reeves Reeves Building Farmers B. J. Williams AN. Corbin Williams Corbin J. M. Crom Echo Es City Drag Line Rainier Beer Lee J. Howerton State of Washington Chelan County Mary F. Brisky George W. Brisky Martin & Barrows First National Bank HOTEL Elman Depot Court House G. W. Hoxley DR. J. Stillson Judah Koerner A. G. McKeowr N. M. Sorenson Wenatchee, Washington P. A. Snyder W. M. McCoy Columbia Valley Bank Building Wenatchee, Wash Wenatchee Undertaking Co Congregational Church H. N. May Leavenworth Undertaking Company A. J. Martin Mgr Wenatchee Abstract Company Incorporated R. W. Vermilya ColumbialVally Bank Bidg Chelan County Abstract Co J. A. Gellatly President W. W. Gray Becy Wenatchee, Wase Cascade Aerie Order of Eaglee C.F. Hall A. M. Johnson Worthy I. W. Paulkner O. O Hamilton Lodge No Emil David N. G Walt Myers J. F. Hartman F. S. Searles Amin Lindge Preste Knights of Pythias KE. T. Stewart C. W. Moore
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