Hunting and Shooting World Notes From Leavenworth Echo
Readers urged to send in wild game and fishing items. Local gun club records noted. George E. Sawyer reports thirty thousand rainbow trout fry planted in Snoqualmie National Forest streams. King County plans trout and pheasant stocking. 122259 Cutthroat trout planted in 1917.
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Leavenworth
Adams
Leavenworth Club
George E. Sawyer
Snoqualmie National Forest
State Fisheries Department
Stillaquamish
Mr. Sawyer
J. T. Goin
North Bend
Goin
Snoqualmie River
Association of
Sugar Beet Industry Promotes Balanced West Agriculture
A promotional piece extols the beet as a resilient crop that supports reclamation and conservation, arguing it stabilizes farm economies, offsets speculative swings, and serves as a strategic ally in both war and peace by urging the West to consume less sugar and grow more.
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West
Yakima County Offers Rich Game Outlook in 1917 Open Season
Fifty thousand Chinese pheasants were shot in Yakima county during the Oct 1 to 15 1917 open season. County sportsmen report abundant seed for next year and a strong field trials club with trained dogs. Waterfowl, grouse, quail and pheasants abound along with deer bears coyotes and fur bearing animals. The valley spans from 300 feet to Mt Adams 12009 feet offering rare sport and goat country reachable by car and short hike.
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State of
Washington
Olympics
Cascades
Yakima Couty
Yakima
Yakima County
Mt. Adams
Suspension of Justice in Mooney Pardon Protest
In San Francisco Mother Jones leads labor activists demanding a Mooney pardon, claiming the state owes him mercy in the name of democracy. District Attorney Fickert argues the campaign defies two juries and the California courts, threatening democracy and respect for the legal system.
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Meditation Commission
Mooney
Fickert
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Attoreny Tickert
Russia
Leavenworth Echo Ownership Statement 1918
Deed H. Mayar is named sole owner and publisher of the weekly Leavenworth Echo of Leavenworth Washington. The renewal sworn before Notary J W Elliott on April 1 1918. The note appears in issues dated April 19 to 26 1918.
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ECHO
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H. Mayar
D. H. Mayar
J. W. Elliott
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