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Newspaper
Leavenworth Echo
Location
Leavenworth, Washington, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1909
Page
6
Secretary Bal linger moves to cash reimburse settlers for labor on federal irrigation works after the currency ruling. The reclamation fund has enough money to discharge all debts, and no further legislation is needed to settle water-users' certificates.
In a snowy village a shy aunt named Alice Carroll receives a life changing Christmas invitation from Dr Wilfred Warren West a famed yet humble physician. After a ten year wait their shared past reemerges as love and a Christmas gift becomes a new future for them both.
King Leopold of Belgium dies in Brussels. A cougar eight feet long is killed by two boys near Seaside Oregon. Henry L. Wilson slated for ambassador to Mexico. Edhem Pasha dies in Cairo. Taft attends funeral in Watertown Connecticut. Mosquito extermination campaign planned in California valleys. Mrs Brayne Makedonsky dies in Philadelphia at 115. Roosevelt gifts arrive at Washington Zoo. Indiana Governor Marshall touted for 1912 nomination. Roosevelt elected to Paris academy gets black ball. Poet William Watson disappears in America. Judge Taylor rules 3 cent fare in Cleveland dispute. Flax hits record on Minneapolis market. Minnesota and Dakotas yield 25 million bushels grain. Peary receives silver loving cup from Delta Kappa Epsilon. Tennessee rail commission seeks free rail passage to study ICC. Jury convicts five of six Sugar Refining Co employees of customs fraud.
The Portland market lists wheat prices for blue stem and club grades from $1.07 to $1.22 per bushel or ton figures for oats and barley. Hay prices vary by region with timothy and alfalfa ranging from $16 to $24 per ton. Butter and eggs show day specific prices with butter around 39 cents and eggs from 43 to 50 cents. Potatoes command $14 to $18 per ton.
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