Washington Referendum Bond Act Proposed for 1920 Vote
The state announces Referendum Bill No 1 to authorize issuing state bonds for a statewide trunk line hard surface highway system. The measure, approved by the legislature and Governor, is submitted to voters in the November 2 1920 election for approval or rejection.
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State OF Washington
Secretary of State
State of
Washington
State Trunk Line
State Highway Board
Board of
Senate
House
Washington trunk line highways referendum bill text
The act proposes a state system of trunk line hard surface highways funded by bonds up to thirty million dollars. It outlines route plans from Blaine to Vancouver and Seattle to Tacoma, and to Spokane, among others, and sets construction standards, bond terms, and tax mechanisms for repayment. It requires public approval at the next general election.
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State of
Washington
State of Washington
Blaine
Vancouver
Seattle
Des Moines
Tacoma
Renton
Spokane
Idaho State Line
National Park
Ashford
Rainier National Park
Elbe
Pacific Ocean
Holman
State Highway Commissioner
State Highway Board
New York
State Trunk Line Highway Fund
Summons by Publication in Chelan Court
Publications announce two summonses in Chelan County Washington Superior Court seeking to quiet title on Darling Land Company Additions parcels and to obtain an absolute divorce. Defendants must answer within 60 days of first publication or face judgment by default. Names include Lillian Nelson Herman Howf and Anna Serina Rindal and John Rindal.
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William Ralston
State OF Washington
Chelan
of Washington
Darling Land Company
Leavenworth
Herman Howf
P. O
Chelan County
Washington
County of
Anna Serina Rindal
John Rindal
Towit
A. D
J. T. Lindley
Summons for Publication in Foreclosure of Tax Lien
Washington state summons to Mary Anderson and unknowns in Chelan County to answer or pay $28.71 for 1916 taxes with penalties and costs on Lot 5, Block 4 Leavenworth Land Co. First Addition, Leavenworth. Publication date July 28 1920. Whitney serves as prosecutor in Wenatchee.
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State OF Washington
Mary Anderson
L. P. Robertson
Chelan
Leavenworth Land Co
Leavenworth Land Company
Leavenworth
Chelan County
Washington
Superior Court
State of
W. F. Whitney
Our Church Service and True Odd Fellowship Address
Sabbath School at 9 45. Preaching at 11 a m and 7 30 p m. Morning subject Our Church and the Lord s Supper observed. Evening Odd Fellows attend in a body for an address on True Odd Fellowship by the pastor. Miss Merle Green to sing Sunshine and Rain by Blumenthal. Everyone welcome. WM Hoskins Pastor.
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Odd Fellows
Odd Fellowship
Merle Green
Blumenthal
WM. Hoskins
St. Paul’s Evangelical Lutheran Church Services
Sunday school at 10 a.m. church service at 10 45 a.m. WM Leuckel is pastor. Local congregation note on the Sunday schedule and leadership.
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Luth
WM. Leuckel
Christian Church Bible School and Communion Service
Bible school and communion at 2 30 p m at the West home back of Masonic Hall is announced. Citizens are urged to attend if possible.
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Christian Church Bible School and Communion
Masonic Hall
Children quiz on invention names at school
A classroom dialogue ends with a student misnaming the telephone inventor as William Tell. The teacher prompts for the correct answer after a discussion about the saxophone and its inventor Saxe.
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Saxe
Johnnie
William Tell
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State Trunk Line Highway Bond Redemption Fund
State Board of Equalization
State Trunk Line Highway Maintenance Fund
I. M. Howell
Olympia
Lillian Nelson
I. O
Leavenworth, Washington
Wenatchee
ST. Paul’s Evang
Ade
Leavenworth Market
H. van Wegen
Tention
Peshastin Lumber & Box CO
Peshastin and Blewett, Wash
Great Northern Lumber Co
Leavenworth, Wash