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Leavenworth Echo in Leavenworth, Washington

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Leavenworth Echo

Location

Leavenworth, Washington, United States of America

Date

Dec 27, 1907

Page

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Smallpox at County Seat Warns of Valley Spread

A Monitor writer reports dire smallpox conditions in Wenatchee and warns Leavenworth residents of rising risk. He faults the health board for inaction and urges immediate precautions to protect schools and children from a potential outbreak.

Cashmere Record Monitor Leavenworth Wenatchee Health Board

Card of Thanks for support during bereavement

I sincerely tender my thanks to the many kind friends who assisted me during my late bereavement, and especially to Mrs. A. J. Martin, Harry McGarry and John Carr. Mrs. D. Y. Lindsay.

A. J. Martin Harry McGarry John Carr D. Y. Lindsay

Initiative and Referendum Divides Grange States

The state Grange executive committee asks members to back only candidates for the state constitutional convention who support direct legislation via initiative and referendum. Variations exist by state with Michigan Maine Washington Oregon in favor, New York opposed, debated at the national Grange meeting in Denver and likely to recur in Hartford.

State Grange Michigan Maine Washington Oregon New York National Grange Denver Hartford

Roosevelt Gets Big Stick from Washington

The citizens of Republic, Washington send President Theodore Roosevelt a carved fir club as thanks for his leadership. The gift, made from a knot in a fir limb and finished by Elmer E. Clark of the Oversight mine, accompanied a letter signed by Republic's leading citizens.

Republic Roosevelt Elmer E. Clark Theodore Roosevelt White House Washington, D. C Republic News-Miner

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