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Newspaper

Leavenworth Echo

Location

Leavenworth, Washington, United States of America

Date

Aug 16, 1918

Page

6

Large eleven foot corn stalk on display in Peshastin

The Peshastin warehouse crowds celebrate harvests with a giant eleven foot corn stalk from J A Warman's ranch and Bartlett pears early this year. Red Cross dance attracts over four hundred with proceeds supporting soldiers overseas.

Peshastin Warehouse J. A. Warman Peshastin Ed McCoy Walla Walla McCoy Hauck Sand Point Idaho Winifred Lanphere Wenatchee Seattle Curtis Camp Lewis Theodore Robinson Peshast Cashmere Robinson Blewett Hotel James M. Pedin Los Angeles J. M. Osborn Jane Robbins Jean Osborn Harley Osborn Leavenworth Lake Wenatchee C. W. Harris University of Washington Baxter Ranch Harris Red Cross Dryden McDaniels Red Cross Fund France

City Council Proceedings Outline Delinquent Water Policy

At a regular meeting council members Wunder Pipkin Bresch and Warner answered to their names. Bills were read and approved, the treasurer reported, water shutoff for delinquents authorized with no charges under 1.50 monthly, and viaduct repairs delegated to the street and alley committee. A check valve for fire pressure was discussed but no decision made. Bills totaled 321.76 including hardware, lumber, auto supplies and printing.

Wunder Pipkin Bresch Warner Great Northern Lumber Co K. & W. B. Hardware Co L. J. Nelson

Freight wreck blocks yard tracks near viaduct

A freight collision yesterday evening left two empty box cars and an empty oil tank car piled across two sidings just east of the viaduct. A truck on a freight car jumped the switch, derailing two more cars before stopping. Clearing began about an hour later, with no impact on the main line. Mrs. L. Lamb and her daughter Miss Erma arrived from Auburn to review her Cascade orchard interests.

Rubber Stamp Orders Taken With Prompt Delivery

The Echo advertises rubber stamps available on order with careful attention and timely delivery. Maltf

Typewriter ribbons for sale at The Echo office

Remington Underwood and L C Smith typewriter ribbons offered at The Echo office with sale notice dated July 26tf.

Remington, Underwood and L. C. Smith Echo

Mickie Says No Knowledge On Buyer's Phone Call

The editor replies that they knew nothing about the buyer and cannot read minds. They offer to help if contacted by phone and assure they do their best to assist.

Poles Forced to Germany to Work in Wartime Probe

F C Walcott recounts German proclamations in Poland urging able bodied men to work in Germany with starvation threats to families. General von Kries confirms the policy while warning the stakes for America if the Allies lose the war.

F. C. Walcott United States Food Administration America Belgium Serbia France Mr. Hoover Poland Germany von Beseler von Kries

Use Nothing German Club Formed in Chicago

A Chicago group of women forms the Use Nothing German club aimed at boycotting German goods art and culture. They vow strict postwar action to deny the Kaiser any recovery and plan to spread their message nationwide encouraging women to ignore all things German.

Chicago Germany United States

Voter Registration Rules Amid Redistricting in Wenatchee Area

Information for the voter explains redistricting changes in the county and urges re registration before the August 30 1918 deadline to vote in the September primary. It lists new precincts including Old Blewett and changes to Chiwaukum Cascade Tunnel Merritt and Winton with registration officers for each precinct and notes about registration book closures. It also mentions a sale notice for a ¼ horsepower Westinghouse motor at the Echo office.

Whitney Old Blewett Chiwaukum Cascade Tunnel Merritt Winton Leavenworth Regis W. W. Thompson J. E. Oursler Old Blewett Blewett , Sayers J. G Dollar Lake Wenatchee

Goodwin for Congress from Spokane Seeks Republican Nominations

Frank M. Goodwin of Spokane runs an active campaign for the Republican nomination to Congress. A veteran editor calls him pleas ing and well suited for the seat. He has spoken widely since the war began and delivered a noted Flag Day address at Wenatchee to over 2000 listeners. He is 47, married with three children, began as a coal miner at 15, graduated from Maryland University, and was admitted to the bar in 1896. He served as deputy prosecuting attorney of Spokane County and as U S assistant attorney uncovering land and timber frauds in Idaho and Montana. He has nearly seven years in government service.

Frank M. Goodwin Spokane Oroville Maryland University Spokane County United States Idaho Montana

Adler-ika Instant Relief Promises Quick Bowel Flush

An old Leavenworth promotion touts Adler-ika as a bowel cleansing remedy using buckthorn bark glycerine and similar ingredients. It claims a single spoonful clears the entire tract, relieving sour stomach gas and constipation and even preventing appendicitis. Wheeler's Drug Store advertises the product.

Leavenworth Adler-ika Adler Ika Wheeler's Drug Store

Also Mentioned on This Page

City Council Geo. A. Blacksedge Burroughs Adding Machine Co F. S. Jacobsen & Co Mutual Merc. Co E. G. Gowing Cascade Garage Wenatchee Printing Co Tumwater Light & Water Co Leavenworth Supply Co L. Q. Taylor Leavenworth Echo Mickie W. F. Whitney Westinghouse Motor Liberty Bonds The Leavenworth State Bank Rexall Rexall 93 Wheeler’s Rexall Drug Store Sampson Grocery Co
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