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Newspaper

Leavenworth Echo

Location

Leavenworth, Washington, United States of America

Date

Dec 19, 1913

Page

3

Real Estate Transfers Filed Across Chelan and County Lines

A list of property transfers shows numerous sales and gifts varying from $1 to $12,500. Transfers include Robin Harris to Annie Jackson for 2000 dollars in Chelan, W E Porter to Mary E Woods, and Katherine V Cowen receiving parts of multiple tracts. Other entries name buyers and sellers such as Nicholas Kinscherf to Albert Walker and Mae L Griffin to Public de c of homestead.

Robin Harris Annie Jackson Chelan Geo Johnson Walter S Wayt Lakeview Chelan W E Porter Mary E Woods Peachey Rena G McArthur J H Auvil C M Wild Katherine Cowena M Watson W J Warren Cowen T E Jones Georgia Coleman Nicholas Kinscherf Albert Walker Mae L Griffin Homestead Nob Hill F Hubbard Ceder

Transfer Records Between Walter S Taylor and H A Eastman

A dated record shows a $2500 transfer from Walter S Taylor to H A Eastman and a companion entry for $2000 on March 27 1922 referencing stock or property deeds with ledger lines 35 16 b 16 GN plat.

Walter S Taylor Eastman

Rail Accident Bulletin Shows Rise in Killed and Injured

The Interstate Commerce Commission reports for the quarter ending June 30 1913 a total rise of 140 in deaths and 8283 in injuries from railroad accidents versus 1912. Total casualties reached 2535 killed and 49011 injured with 3596 collisions and derailments, 148 passenger collisions and 202 derailments. Financial damage posted at 3234289 dollars.

Interstate Commerce Commission United States

University Offers Free Instruction to Miners

The University of Washington College of Mines offers a free short session for miners running January 6 to April 1 1914. Open to prospectors miners assayers operators and business men, the program covers chemistry mineralogy geology fire assaying stamp milling ore dressing metal mining placer mining coal mining law and surveying. No exams or fees. reading and writing English suffice. Classes run daily 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. with seven mining engineers among the faculty and full university facilities available to registered students.

College of Mines University of Washington Spe

Train Runs Away In Prank At Chehalis

Great Northern south bound express with six coaches and about 100 passengers left Centralia station while crew were in the lunch room. Express Messenger Atherton found the cab empty and drove the derailed train to Chehalis four miles away where the crew waited, claiming it was a prank.

Great Northern Centralia Atherton Chehalis

Apple Cars Net Over $1000 In Shipments By North Pacific

North Pacific Fruit Distributors reports high returns from apple shipments with H C Sampson noting several cars surpassing $1000 each. A record car earned $1259.52 from Hood River, Wenatchee district cars averaged over $1000, and total fruit shipments reached 3360 cars with about 1000 potato cars sold to date.

North Pacific Fruit Distributors H. C. Sampson Wenatchee District Hood River

State to Investigate Waukee Wreck

A formal investigation into the Waukee wreck two months earlier will be held by Arthur A. Lewis of the state public service commission in Spokane on December 27. Track Inspector J. F. Riordan has already prepared an informal report on the case. Get butter wrappers at Echo office.

Waukee Great Northern Adams County Arthur A. Lewis State Public Service Commission Spokane J. F. Riordan

Kickapoo Worm Killer Promoted for Children and Adults

An old advertisement touts Kickapoo Worm Killer as a thorough worm remover for all ages. It claims relief from symptoms like paleness, hunger, and thirst, promises digestion aid and liver action, and asserts safety for delicate children. Sold in candy form for 25 cents by Kickapoo Indian Medicine Co. through drug stores or mail.

Kickapoo Kickapoo Indian Medicine Co Philadelphia St. Louis

Wines and Prices Listed in Aged Ad Clipped Notice

An old clipping shows wine prices with several readable figures such as 80 and 40 per bottle and 1.50 1.00 2.50 as unit prices. The fragment hints at a catalog or sale listing, with partial prices and labels like WINES and various numbers.

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