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Newspaper

Leavenworth Echo

Location

Leavenworth, Washington, United States of America

Date

Aug 22, 1913

Page

3

Northwest items report on sheriff profits and state affairs

County sheriffs in Washington are barred from profiting from feeding prisoners or contracting for prison meals, with commissioners now sole contracting agents. Governor Lister appoints E. F. Blaine to the new state park commission. A possible special legislative session may be needed to address a U.S. Senate election timing. Washington officials push rail and tourism promotions and a Treasury plan discusses expanding crop loan deposits. The Washington Supreme Court upholds the conviction of Dr. Linda Hazzard for manslaughter in the starvation cure case, confirming a lengthy prison term and sparking continued public debate.

Attorney General’s Office Washington Congress Gov Lister United States San Francisco of Washington I. M. Howell Evergreen State Supreme Court Linda Hazzard Claire Williamson Hazard Olalla Kitsap Hazzard

Bearing Fig Tree Surprises Washington State Gardeners

In Dixie Washington a fig tree, grown by Paul Thomney, is fruiting after a decade of care. The tree, moved to a cellar each fall to endure frost, yielded about two dozen figs last year and is expected to produce around 150 this season. Thomney predicts larger crops in coming years.

Dixie Wash Paul Thomney Thomney

Riddling on Daughters and Household Roles

A playful exploration of how a woman with multiple daughters affects the terms Mrs Miss and Misses. The verse traces shifts in who is at home and who is away, concluding with the Mrs. and Misses exchanging roles in a humorous family wordplay.

Chelan County Growth Reflected in Jury and Tax Figures

County Clerk David Keith cites growth in Chelan County with 1881 jury names in 1911 including 444 women and 2906 names this year with 1147 women. No women served as jurors. all took exemptions. Puget Sound port handled 113,807,572 in customs business last year ending June 30, a record and ten percent higher than the prior year.

Chelan County David Keith Puget Sound Pacific Northwest

Leavenworth Homesteader Seeks Final Proof on 1900 Entry

Department of the Interior notice states Frederick V. Marcellus of Leavenworth Washington filed intent to make final three year proof to claim land from his 1900 Homestead Entry Ser ial No 06196 in Section 18 Township 25 N Range 18 E W Meridian. Proof to be before U S Commissioner John Koerner August 27 1913. witnesses P Fruicht richt R Heinrich E Heinrich Wm Peppmoeller all of Leavenworth.

Department of the Interior Coal Land U. S. Land Office Waterville Wash Frederick V. Marcellus Leavenworth, Wash E.W. Meridian John Koerner U.S Leavenworth Washington P. Fruichtricht R. Heinrich E. Heinrich Wm. Peppmoeller W. F. Haynes Register

William Roscoe Sears Files to Complete Land Entry

William Roscoe Sears of Telma Washington filed notice of intention to make final five described on his 1913 hd entry for 8% nw4 and eswh4 in section 82 township 28 north range 16 east. The hearing before John Koerner will occur August 26 1918 at Leavenworth Washington. Witnesses named include William Nelson Oliver Bates M D Logan and J A Duncan of Leavenworth and Telma. W F Haynes Register.

U. S. Land Office Waterville Wash Wiliam Roscoe Sears Telma Washington East Will Mer John Koerner United States Leavenworth William Nelson Oliver Bates M. D. Logan J. A. Duncan W. F. Haynes

U S Beer Drinkers Break All Records

The United States set new highs in 1912 for whiskey and brandy, beer, cigars, cigarettes, and tobacco use, as Internal Revenue receipts indicate record yearly consumption at year end June 30. Loons fell by 3,000 while liquor dealers stood at about 150,000 nationwide.

Internal Revenue Bureau

Advertised Letters at Leavenworth Post Office

The following letters remained uncalled for at Leavenworth post office August 18 713 Frank Glinsoe Will Glent Langton Bennett Chas Mason Julia Peterson Chas two McConville Louis Rogers John A Spaulding Elma Wright Mrs W M Wolfe A J C Davis postmaster

Leavenworth Glinsoe Frank Glent Will Langton Bennett Mason Chas Peterson Julia Pierson Chas McConville Louis Rogers John A Spaulding Elma Wright W M, Wolfe A. J. C. Davis

Causes of Stomach Troubles and Cure

Sedentary habits and lack of outdoor exercise contribute to stomach troubles. Overeating and improper food choices worsen symptoms. correct your habits and take Chamberlains Tablets to recover. For sale by all dealers.

Chamberlain

A Good Investment In Chamberlains Medicines

W D Magli a Whitemound Wisconsin merchant bought a stock of Chamberlains medicines to supply customers but fell ill himself. He says one small bottle of Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy was worth more to him than the cost of the entire stock. For sale by all dealers.

Chamberlain William Orvis Clare, Mich W. D. Magli Whitemound Wis

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Rutherford & Burns F. A. Hutchings Pacific Beer All Iure Crescent Manufacturing Company Seattle Atty Gent E. F. Blaine State Park Commission Blaine Splendid Secretary of the Treasury McAdoo Central West South West U. S Cascade Wm. C. Roach Front Street Leavenworth State Bank New York Washington, D, C Harper J. B. Violette Shannon F. H. Hutchings Churchill & Ritchie Opera J. E. Tholin Grant J. E. Grant Wenatchee Wenatchee, Washington Seattle Brewing & Malhng CO Slatile, Wash Lee Howerton ECHO
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