Superior Court Notices In Chelan County Washington 1918
Legal notices record multiple motions and summonses in Chelan County court including a mortgage foreclosure action by Holland North American Mortgage Co against Addie L Sattler W B Sattler and others with Continental and Commercial Trust and Savings Bank as a defendant. The case seeks $2400 principal plus interest taxes and fees and outlines property in Sections 6 and 7 Township 26 Range 18 Fort Worth Meridian with water rights and irrigation works. Officers Ballinger Battle Hulbert Shorts and Crollard Crollard represent plaintiffs with Adams counsel. First publications July 12 1918 and August 16 1918.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF Washington
Chelan County
Holland North American Mortgage Company
Addie L. Sattler
W. B.sattler
George Shugart
Jane Doe Shugart
Great Northern Lumber Company
Continental and Commercial Trust and Savings Bank
Continental and Comercial Trust and Savings Bank
W. B. Sattler
Washington
Township 26
W. M
Wenatchee Valley & Northern Railway Company
Morteagre
Mortrages
Commercial Trust and Savines Bank
Ballinger, Battle, Hulbert & Shorts
Pp. O
Alaska
Seattle
Crollard & Crollard, P. O
Wenatchee
Chelan County suit seeks title to 38 acre lands
This summons in Chelan County lists J M Kirby and Bertha Kirby as plaintiffs against William S Newland Sarah C Newland and unknown heirs. The action aims to affirm title to the southwest quarter of the southwest quarter in section 21 township 24 north range 18 east Willamette Meridian, including irrigation ditches and excluding two acres along Peshastin Creek. Defendants must answer within 60 days of July 19 1918.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.M. Kirby
Bertha KE. Kirby
William S. Newland
Sarah C Newland
Sarah. C. Newland
State of Washington
Wiliam S. Newland
Sarah C. Newland
A. D
Chelan
Towi
Township Twenty-Four
Willamette
Peshastin Creek
David S. Gould
St. James
Newland
Notice of Hearing Petition for Distribution in Estate
In the Superior Court of Washington Chelan County a hearing is fixed for September 11, 1918 at 10 a.m. to consider the petition for distribution of the estate of Carrie Bowman deceased. Abraham D. Bowman is administrator and objections may be filed at Wenatchee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Washington
Chelan
Jane Cromwell
Elston Cromwell
Charles Cromwell
State of Washington
Wenatchee
Chelan County
T Leavenworth
New Court
WM. A. Grimshaw
Jodere
Carrie Brownen
Carrie Bowman
Abraham D. Bowman
Rollard & Corollard
Commercial Bank Bldg
Wasington
Insurance ad urges constant fire protection for homes
A local insurance notice warns no place is exempt from fire risk and urges residents to secure continuous insurance. It promotes J. W. Elliott as Notary Public in Office and lists services in real estate loans rents at Corner 8th and Commercial Streets.
Cruelty and Lust Weapons of Huns Report Prussian Officers
Prussian officers recount starvation and abuse used to subjugate captive women, detailing systemized cruelties. The testimony portrays women forced into slavery as part of the campaign's terror strategy.
The Prussian system described by Walcott
A quoted statement proclaims the existence of a monstrous and unbelievable Prussian system as seen and understood by the speaker F. C. Walcott. It emphasizes scrutiny from many angles and declares the system to be real despite its shocking nature.
German aims and methods described by wartime official
F C Walcott, linked to the U S food administration, recalls German plans to rule occupied Europe. He quotes officers who describe starvation as a tool to advance Germany, with Belgium Poland and northern France as targets. The account cites colonization goals, removal of workers, and enslavement and exploitation of occupied populations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. C. Walcott
United States Food Administration
Mr. Hoover
America
Belgium
Poland
France
Serbia
Roumania
von Kries
Germany
East
West
East Prussia
von Bissing
Mesopotamia
Antwerp
Washington
Walcott
Mr. Walcott
Europe
Britain
Russia
Brotherhood of Nations
Resolutions Demand Col Disque’s Replacement by A Democracy Proponent
The Metal Trades Council of Seattle adopts a resolution opposing Col Disque of the spruce division. It demands his replacement with a leader who understands democracy and supports union organizing for timber workers. The group cites his opposition to union activity during wartime and recalls the Oakland shipyard strike as disloyal to the war effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col. Disque
Metal Trades Council
Seattle
Colonel Disque
Timber Workers
Oakland
Disque
We Don't Want It: Critique of Socialism in Debate
A writer debates socialism, arguing it seeks control of life’s necessities through government and collective ownership. The exchange says socialism reshapes society into a utopia, opposed to American democracy and constitutional guarantees, warning against government paternalism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Sugar beet industry urged to aid war effort and boost production
An editorial argues for expanding western beet sugar output to meet wartime shortages and support the army. It asserts sugar and wheat parallels, urges reduced consumption, and presses states and the national government to back plans to double beet production as both a wartime and peacetime measure.
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Far East
Monstrous Idea in German Mind Must Be Overthrown
A stark rebuke of a totalitarian system urges decisive action to overthrow the German regime for a world worth living in. The piece frames the struggle as essential, warning of intolerable costs if inaction persists.
The Prussian System Revealed by F. C. Walcott
A quoted endorsement describes a daunting, nearly unbelievable Prussian system as monstrous and unthinkable. The speaker asserts full exposure to its inner workings, culminating in the belief that the system truly exists and must be confronted.
Walcott Links German War Aims To Global Threat
In Washington F. Walcott described Confederate beliefs of German officers as a planned program of conquest. He warned that Treaties are scraps of paper and urged crushing militarism to free the world, pledging support to Allied efforts and to democracy.
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Walcott
America
Germany
France
Paris flyer Bozon-Ver duraz earns Legion of Honor
Sous-Lieutenant Bozon-Ver duraz, newly named chevalier of the Legion of Honor, notched his seventh aerial victory and is described as Guynemer’s intimate friend and pupil. He accompanied Guynemer on Sept 11 1917 to his fate and aims to avenge the ace. He once shot down three planes in four hours after transferring from cavalry to the air service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Bozon-Verduraz
Legion of Honor
Guynemer
Air Service
Also Mentioned on This Page
L. J. Nelson
Pr. O
Leavenworth
County OF
J. W. Elliott
F. Cc. Walcott
Prussia
Remington, Underwood and
Smith
Echo
Attorneys AT Law
A N Corbin
M. H. Easton
Corbin & Easton
Attorneys-at-Law
Sam R. Sumner
Columbia Valley Bank Bldg
Wenatchee, Wash
Burt J. Williams
Chelan Co
N. M. Sorenson Lawyer
Blue Wenatchee Wash
Reeves & Reeves Lawyers
W. F. Whitney
Crollard & Crollard Lawyers
Office Commercial Bank Building
Lewis J. Nelson
Elliott Block
John E Porter
Columbia Valley Bank
Undertakers
Mes
Amanda C
Towne, Prop
Cascade Undertaking Co
Cashmere
John Kuelles
Widby & Burwell
Ist Natl Bank Bld
W. W. Elmer
Front St. Oppo
Viaduct Leavenworth, Wash
W. Hoxley
Leavenworth, Wash
DR. Jstinson Judah
Leavenworth Hospital
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