May Sell Sugar To Woman's Service League
Mrs Allison Barry of Wenatchee visits for a conference with the local Woman's Service League. Through her efforts Mr Hoover grants local merchants permission to sell sugar for canning in the War Workers room.
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Newspaper
Leavenworth Echo
Location
Leavenworth, Washington, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1918
Page
5
Mrs Allison Barry of Wenatchee visits for a conference with the local Woman's Service League. Through her efforts Mr Hoover grants local merchants permission to sell sugar for canning in the War Workers room.
The Kid Band hosts a benefit dance Saturday evening August 10 starting at 9 oclock with music by the band. Tickets are one dollar.
Remington Underwood and L Co Smith typewriter ribbons offered for sale at The Echo office with a note of July 26tf.
Local residents with ties to Wenatchee Seattle Cashmere Baker Oregon and Dover gather and travel. Citizens include Mr Charles LePointe Mrs W W Cahail Miss Fay Smith and many others reporting visits relocations marriages and business trips. New hats from J C Penney Co and a Studebaker auto add to town chatter.
From the battlefields in France comes a call for all Americans to answer with greater effort at home. The article urges increased production and saving, to lend to the government, and to support soldiers by directing every cent to the war effort.
The treasury reports over 3.5 billion dollars in internal revenue taxes for the fiscal year. Officials credit patriotism and cooperation of the American people in promptly meeting war burdens, noting the figure surpasses prior estimates by more than 200 million and 10 million respectively.
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