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Newspaper
Leavenworth Echo
Location
Leavenworth, Washington, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1906
Page
4
Pierre Leroy leis lieu argues in United States In the Twentieth Century that American superiority arises from selective immigration. He cites pilgrims and later immigrants as shaping a native American stock that energizes the nation. The piece contrasts American resilience with autocratic rule and notes President Roosevelt's constraints in donor relations.
A London Quarterly Review essay argues that moral initiative vanishes under natural selection and cites examples from history including Homer Dante and the Bible writers. It links moral freedom to human progress and questions evolution’s adequacy as a sole explanation.
Ferdinand G Woertstein of Leavenworth Washington files a sworn entry for the purchase of a timber land in Section 34 Township ON Range 17K. He will prove the land is valuable for timber and not for agriculture before U S Commissioner J Shores at Leavenworth on May 16 1906. Witnesses include Thomas J Coleman Frank Bush Floyd Blankensip and John H Hess all from Washington. Public claims must be filed by May 16 1906.
United States Land Office Waterville Washington January 24 1906 notices Kristian M Thevik Seattle has filed sworn Statement No 6 for timber claim of Section 26 Township 3 N Range 17 W and will prove land is more valuable for timber than agriculture before J B Shore US Commissioner Leavenworth May 11 1906 Witnesses listed Seattle residents and adverse claimants urged to file claims by May 4 1906.
Notices from Waterville and Leavenworth about timber land patent claims under the Timber Lands Act. Filings by John H. Hess and Thomas J. Coleman list sworn statements and land descriptions in Chelan and Gleaner districts, with witnesses and May 1906 proof deadlines. Public claims and adverse claim filings are invited by the land office.
Mary A. Adams of Leavenworth Washington files sworn statement for purchase of timber land in Section 20 Township 28N Range 2E seeking land claimed suitable for timber over agriculture. Witnesses Brank Kosh Miord Blankenst and William Gerfen testify at Leavenworth office. filings due by May 6 1906.
John B. Adams of Leavenworth Washington files entry No 615 for purchase of the nely of section 6 in township 38 north range 176. He will prove land value before U S Commissioner J B Shore at Leavenworth on May 15 1906 with witnesses Edom D. Shogari William Gerfep Floyd Blankenship and Frank Bush. Adverse claimants must file by May 15 1906.
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