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Leavenworth Echo

Location

Leavenworth, Washington, United States of America

Date

Aug 21, 1914

Page

4

Apple Growing in the East Compared with Northwest

Judge Grimshaw of Chelan county supreme court notes a Pittsfield Illinois apple orchard sold for 258 per acre, 16 years old and well cared for, highlighting how midwest apple growing lags behind Wenatchee Valley conditions. He warns midwestern growers face long waits for bearing, frequent pests and harsh frosts, with limited profitable returns and difficult sales sometimes capped at 250 to 275 per acre.

Grimshaw Chelan County Middle West

Reliable growing sections to be chief supply source

A Wenatchee World note argues that growing areas will become the main supply source as dependable harvests expand. It emphasizes future reliance on these reliable sections for steady availability.

Wenatchee World

Washington Horses Worth 106 Each

The Washington horse now valued at 106 per head per USDA report. State horse count 305,000 with total value 32,330,000. National totals show 20,962,000 horses worth 2,291,638,000 averaging 109.32 each.

Washington United States Department of Agriculture United States

Portal to Palace of Food Products at Panama-Pacific Expo

Description of the South Portal at the 1915 Panama Pacific International Exposition in San Francisco. The doorway blends Italian Renaissance form with newer ornament, rising sixty six feet to the top with six foot tall eagles above pilasters. Palaces are grayish cream plaster imitating Travertine marble.

Palace of Food Products Pan

Washington Farm Laborers’ Hours and Wages in 1913

The United States Department of Agriculture reports Washington farm laborers work about 9 hours 37 minutes daily. Nearly 37,000 workers are employed with monthly pay of 33.20 dollars with board and 48.40 dollars without board. Nationwide, farm labor averages 13.85 dollars with board and 19.97 without.

Washington United States Department of Agriculture Continental United States

Why Not Tag Washington Bachelors

A columnist proposes a playful policy to tax and tag bachelors in Washington as a solution to social ills. The piece jokes about widows guiding bachelors to marriage, noting about one hundred thousand bachelors in the capital and suggesting tag days to pair them with widows and obtain marriage licenses.

Washington Canid

Nation Faces Meat Famine and Price Pressures Across U S

Economic experts study meat costs after a government census shows a 4,183,000 head drop and a $176,530,000 rise in value. On January 1, 1914 the herd stood at 144,507,000, down from 148,690,000 a year earlier. Po-Do-Lax advertises summer constipation relief claiming it increases bile and relieves congested waste. 50 cents at the druggist.

Department of Agriculture United States

Refused Notices and Meat Supply Figures

Editor notes that subscribers faced refusals due to unpaid balances like John Blank who owed $5.70 and halted his paper. A church visit led to a receipt in full and apology. In other data, the nation’s meat supply fell with hogs 2,185,000 head down, cattle 175,000, sheep 1,763,000, while cattle values rose by $166,688,000 and swine up $9,842,000. sheep declined. Echo ads urged use of want ads.

John Blank John Jesus United States

Have you anything to sell or trade Echo ad will do

A plain ask for buyers and sellers to use an Echo ad format for quick notices. It invites readers to post items for sale or trade through the service.

Echo

Nelson files five year proof on Washington homestead claim

William A Nelson of Telma Washington has filed intent to prove up his homestead entry Serial No 01080 for sections 2 and 32 Township 28 North Range 16 East Wil lamette Meridian before United States Commissioner John Koerner at Leavenworth Washington on the Sunday of September 1914. Witnesses named are W R Sears Oliver Bates J D Langdon of Telma and M O Logan of Leavenworth.

William A. Nelson Telma Washington Township 28 Range 16 Willamette Meridian John Koerner United States Leavenworth W. R. Sears Oliver Bates J.D. Langdon Wash M. 0. Logan W.F. Haynes

State and National Officials List Credited

A compiled reference of government offices and officeholders including President, Vice President Woodrow Wilson, cabinet members such as Bryan and McAdoo, and various secretaries. Also lists U S Senators Jones and Poindexter, Congressman LaFollette, Governor Ernest Lister, lieutenant governor Tom Hart, and state officials like the attorney general and land commissioner.

Wm. J. Bryan Wm. G. McAdoo Kesha L. M. Garrison James Reynolds Spinors Burleson State Secretary Treasury Navy Josephus Papsele Interior Aear K. Lane Agriculture David F. Houston Redfield Wm. B. Wilson Ernest Lister Toms F. Hart I. M. Howell Edward Meath Josemine Preston O. Fishback

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