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Newspaper

Leavenworth Echo

Location

Leavenworth, Washington, United States of America

Date

Aug 06, 1920

Page

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Great Northern eyes 30 million tunnel project through Cascades

The Wenatchee World reports plans for a new Cascades tunnel by the Great Northern Railroad with surveys underway and a potential 12 to 17 mile route from Merritt to Scenic. The project could require about 30 million dollars and add a second track to handle rising Northwest traffic. Chief Engineer Hoagland leads surveying with Whitcomb directing field work.

Cascades Great Northern Railroad Merrit Scenic Great Northern Merritt Hoagland Whitcomb J. J. Hill Columbia River Wenatchee Great Northwest Lake Wenichee Skykomish Chumstick Lake Wenatchee Tumwatere Hhat Chittenden United States Army Leavenworth

Indian Dances Highlight Scenic Theatre Show Sunday

Princess Blue Feather daughter of an Aztec princess and a French officer presents a vivid act at Scenic Theatre in Wenatchee and Leavenworth. She sings, recites poetry, and performs war dances to applause and encores, noting over 2 000 Indians served overseas in world war I.

Princess Blue Feather Scenic Theatre Wenatchee Lyceum Leavenworth

Train No 1 Wrecked Near Wilson Creek Tuesday Forenoon

Train No 1 crashed into a work car on a side track at Wilson Creek. Conductor J Campbell and Bridge Foreman H M Allen seriously injured and hospitalized in Wenatchee. Multiple workers injured as the baggage car left the track. one man died at the hospital. A mislaid switch is suspected as the cause. The locomotive remained on the rails and a brakeman pulled the air cord to brake the rear coaches.

Wilson Creek J. Campbell H. M. Allen Wenatchee Wenatchee General Hospital Edward Shorty” Campbell M. E. Barrett Spokane Louis Anagnost S. A. Allen George Pagonis Nick Mikes Sam Aspros Bagrave Stentson Campbell

Chelan County Census 1920 Totals and District Shifts

The Chelan county census for 1920 shows district adjustments for Leavenworth Peshastin Cashmere and Dryden. Leavenworth and Tumwater combined population rose to 2414 from 1935. Dryden becomes separate with 992 people, up from 704 ten years ago.

Chelan County Leavenworth Tumwater Peshastin Cashmere Dryden Blewett Boyd Brender Canyon Cascade Tunnel Chelan Chelan Town Chelan Falls Chiwaukum Colockum Entiat First Creek Grange Lake Chelan Wenatchee Lakeside Lakeside Town Sunnyslope Valley Wapato Wenatchee City Winesap Winton Columbia Natchee City Wenatchee Lake Dee Leavenworth City Ome Wenatchee City

Prices Fall Across Staples Amid Fuel Crisis

Chicago reports a broad decline in food and clothing costs as cash wheat drops 50 cents weekly and flour falls 50 cents a barrel. Dressed pork is $2.02 per 100 pounds cheaper. potatoes ease from $8 to about $4 a bushel. sugar falls to 21 cents per pound. Cotton also slides 42 to 69 points, signaling cheaper white goods but risking financial strain for Southern planters with large loans.

Chicago

Transfers of Leavenworth Properties Add to Leavy District

A series of small real estate transfers in Leavenworth details buyers and sellers such as W. J. McKay to Caroline Roth for lot 1 block 9 Ralston Add and others including Leav. State Bank to A. D. Allen and Clyde E. Boyce to F. E. Van Brocklin. Amounts mostly $1 or $300 for various blocks and additions.

W. J. McKay Caroline Roth Ralston Add Leavyenworth Retta Freeman John Walsh Peshastin Ld. Co. Plat Pest Orch Charles W. Hastins Niel Thomason Winton Place Leav State Bank A. D. Allen Clyde E. Boyce F. FE. van Brocklin Carl Land Co G. N. Lbr. Co N. B. Day Merriams Add Leavy P. W. van de Grift A. B. Wheeller George C. Stall E. H. King

Blewett Woman Injured When Stage Starts While She Exits

Mrs J L Haizen of Blewett was a passenger on the Peter Larson stage at Peshastin. While she attempted to alight with her child on the running board, the driver started the vehicle. A wheel passed over her leg, breaking it. she was treated in Leavenworth by Dr Elmer and is recovering. She exonerates the driver from blame.

J. L. Haizen Blewett Peter Larson Peshastin Leavenworth Elmer

Miners Injured by Premature Blast

John Hyland and Dennis Lynch workers for Royal Develop ment Co were injured in a premature blast on July 28. They are at Leavenworth hospital recovering with fractured ribs and extensive bruising from flying rock.

John Hyland Dennis Lynch Royal Development Co Leavenworth Hospital Hyland

Marine recruitment visit and family travel noted

Sergeant R. A. York and cast visited Monday to recruit for the Marine service. M. O. Van Brocklin’s mother sisters and brother in law traveled to Seattle Wednesday for a week or two of visiting.

R. A. York The Marine Service M. O. van Brocklin Seattle

Fisherman James Barnes fined for fishing without license and over the limit

Justice Day fined James Barnes twenty five dollars after he pled guilty to retaining short fish and catching over fifty in one day though Barnes showed a license at court. The Echo notes the case to deter others tempted to exceed bag limits and recalls a prior fifteen dollar fine.

Justice Day James Barnes Barnes The Echo

Camp Fire Notes July 21 New Members Initiated

Camp Fire notes record a July 21 meeting at Mrs Ball's home with five new members Maude Davis Ruth Field Madeline Van De Grift Maude Elliott and Gerthine Wallace voted in. An evening ceremonial procession featured gowns beads and initiation with one minor injury and playful admonitions near the Masonic hall.

Christensen Prohibition Advocate for Farmer-Labor Nominee

The Farmers-Labor party candidate for the Presidency in Chicago is described as a strong believer in prohibition, calling it the greatest thing for the working man. His Danish-born parents joined the Mormon church after arriving in 1862, though Christensen’s current religious views are unclear. He plans a coast to coast campaign that should draw crowds and attention.

Christensen Farmer-Labor Party Chicago Denmark Mormon Church

Sabbath Services At Local Methodist Church

Sabbath School begins at 9 45 with preaching at 11 o clock led by H L Robinson of Peshastin in the morning service No evening service scheduled.

Methodist Episcopal H. L. Robinson Peshastin

Christian Bible School and Communion at West Home

The Christian Church invites attendance for Bible school and communion at 10 a.m. in the West home behind the Masonic hall. Attendees are urged to participate.

Masonic Hall

Correction notice on Corbett family travel column

A correction from S. S. Corbett and wife: they returned on No. 3 from Colton South Dakota after a car tour through Idaho Montana Wyoming and South Dakota. Their son J. G. Corbett will return later. The paper acknowledges possible errors in previous items and states it is glad to correct them.

S. S. Corbett Colton S. D Idaho Montana Wyoming South Dakota J. G. Corbett

Algore family seeks medical advice for injured boy

Mrs. S H Algore and her children traveled to Bellingham on Thursday to consult physicians regarding the injury of the young boy who was hurt while diving last week. He is able to attend the arena but continues to have neck trouble.

S. H. Algore Bellingham

Peshastin soils survey draws many orchardists

A large turnout from Dryden Peshastin Leavenworth Cashmere and Wenatchee attended an Orchard Soil Demonstration at the Grange hall. Findings urged heavy cover crops alfalfa as the best soil builder and warned against summer discing and hay cutting for better apple production.

Bie Peshastin Dryden Leavenworth Cashmere Wenatchee Crossoads Grange Hall J. A. Warman Larsen M. W. Starks Starks Frank Wingate Wingate A. W. Frase Joe Conn Hary Harvey Harvey

Chautauqua in Leavenworth Ends With Grand Bill

The Leavenworth chautauqua closes tonight after a successful run both financially and culturally. Jess Mull plans to move to Everett around the 15th to seek employment there.

Leavenworth Jess Mull Everett

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G.N Marshall Nunley Budd J. I. Brownlow of C. J. McClure Wm. Hoskins Camp Fire Notes Peshastin Soils Survey
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