Echo Christmas Message and Local Developments in 1905
The Leavenworth Echo wishes a Merry Christmas and recalls peace on earth. A third bank, a Wenatchee national, will open with Leavenworth stockholders. Cartoonist Morris is praised. Miss Duckie Hood becomes Leavenworth newsGathere. Dawn from Ellensburg is admired for its enterprise. Plans for a May 1 spread edition to attract homeseekers are outlined, with 12 to 15 hundred copies printed locally.
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Echo
Earth
Wenatchee
Leavenworth
Harrington Citizen Publishes Handsome 12 Page Ad Cover
The Harrington Citizen released a twelve page illustrated edition on the first of this month featuring local advertisements and engravings of business blocks residences and notable townspeople. The issue promotes regional investment and reflects the town's evolving spirit as residents seek growth.
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Harrington Citizen
Harrington
Townsmen Backing Bright Future Through Bold Business
Local business leaders express strong optimism about the town’s prospects, praising a proactive, wide awake community shaping a promising future with investment and civic effort.
Free mountain landscape film praised as finest yet
A recent free moving picture show used the high mountains west of town as a natural screen. The sun lit white clouds and snowed pine trees, creating a dazzling display that a witness says surpasses any prior film. The viewer urged reverence for nature’s beauty.
Leavenworth Rivalry and Echo Stand Against Outside Printing
The Wenatchee publisher threatened to take Leavenworth funds and move printing here. The Echo warned against aiding a rival town to establish a competing enterprise. Leavenworth residents favor local interests and reject outsiders, calling the Wenatchee venture illegitimate and unworthy of support.
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Wenatchee
Leavenworth
Echo
the Echo
Winter School for Farmers at Washington State College
Washington State College Pullman offers a winter school for farmers starting January 2, 1906. The first two weeks focus on crop production and related agricultural topics.
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Washington State College
Pullman
Short course in agriculture offered at State College Pullman
The article invites farmers to attend a free winter school at State College in Pullman covering horticulture crop production livestock production and dairying. No tuition or books required free library use low living costs and open admission for all, with emphasis on young farmers to gain up to date agricultural knowledge. FP Nalder and E J Elliott are contacts.
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State College
Pullman
F. Nalder
E. J. Elliott
Final Proof Notice for Henry Ellis Homestead Claim
Department of the Interior Waterville Washington announces final proof for Henry Ellis on land in section 2 township 23 north range 18 east Willamette meridian. Proof to be presented January 16 1906 before J Shore U S Commissioner Leavenworth Washington. Ellis witnesses: William P Colyer Henry N Brisky William Brisky Albert McManus all of Cashmere.
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Henry Ellis
E. W
Wiliam P. Colyer
Henry N. Brisky
William Brisky
Albert McManus
Cashmere
Final Proof Scheduled for Patrick H. Graham Land Claim
Land Office notice from Waterville Washington dated November 15 1905 reports Patrick H. Graham will present final proof for his entry No 2850 covering lots 1 9 3 4 and 30 to 2h nn at Leavenworth Washington before U S Commissioner J E Shore on Tuesday December 26 1905. Named witnesses listed are Charles Freytag John Bjork Emil Frank and Adam Emig all of Leavenworth Wash.
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Department of the Interior
Waterville
Washington
J. E. Shore
U. S
Leavenworth
Wash
Charles Freytag
John Bjork
Emil Frank
Adam Emig
Lervenworth
Wach
Malloy
Register
Envelopes for Farmers for Sale with Name and Address
One hundred envelopes for seventy five cents. Includes name and address printed to return undelivered letters. Also advertised: folding bed and mattress and wood heater. Call at residence 3H. H. Dean. 44tf
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H. Dean
Contest Notice in Uited States Land Office Waterville
James C. Davis of Leavenworth Washington files a contest against Harrison D. Castlebery for Homestead Entry No 4 in section 18 township 24 north range 18 east alleging death abandonment lack of cultivation and heirs Cabile and Ethel Castel berg of Webb City Missouri. Notice to appear Feb 1906 before J M Shore and final hearing Feb 16 1916 before the Register and Receiver at Waterville Washington. publication ordered due to attempted personal service.
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Department of the Interior
Uited States Land Office
Waterville
Washington
James C. Davis
Leavenworth
Sely
Township
Harrison D. Castlebery
Army
Navy
Marine Corps
United States
J. M. Shore
U.S. Com’r
Wash
United States Land Office
Agel M. Bh
Malloy, Register
Notice to Creditors in Estate of James Hamilton
Superior Court of Washington Chelan County notices creditors and claimants to present their claims with vouchers within twelve months. The administrator Frederic S. Jacobsen directs claims to L. J. Nelson, attorney in Leavenworth, Washington, dated December 1, 1905.
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State of Washington
Chelan
James Hamilton
L. J. Nelson
Leavenworth
Washington
Frederic S. Jacobsen
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Ded H. Mayar
The
Leavenworth Echo
Morris
Spokesman-Review
McCurdy-McCall
Homer Davenort
Miss Duckie Hood
A. PD. Gaisford
Miss Duckie
Dawn
Ellensburg Exchange
Companion Court
Amee Morris
Seatle
Model Hall
Department of the Interior, Land
Cfice
J. Shore
M. B. Malloy
Patrick H. Graham
Echo Office
M. E.kent
Moon& Watson Proprietors
Hilsabeck
A. A. Tholin T. Office Buildit
the Moore Co
Ter
Libby
London
D. M. Thomas
OPERA
Seattle
Spokane
Tholin & Smith
City Drug Store
Kringle Furniture Co
Third Avenue
Max Kringle
John Holden
Old Reliable Barber Shop
AL Pesch
Prop
Cahill
F. B. Cahill
DeLos W. Fowler
Minneapolis School of Fine Arts
Ido
L’resco
Pena
Aptd
WM. Bullock
Leavenworth Drug Store
Peshastin
Bethel Leavenworth, Wash
Mrs. Mary AS
Bloom
Sha
T. M. Hillabeck
Chelan County Abstract Co
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