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Leavenworth Echo

Location

Leavenworth, Washington, United States of America

Date

Dec 29, 1916

Page

5

Leavenworth Local Happenings and Christmas News

Local notes report travel by Col. Fox to Everett and Seattle and Christmas shopping in Wenatchee and Leavenworth. Many residents visit relatives, attend Elk events, and celebrate with family. several engagements, illnesses, and medical updates are recorded along with market and travel mentions.

Col. Fox Everett Seattle Wheeler's Photo & Art Shop Chas. G. Smythe Wenatchee Leavenworth The Elks Taylor Yocum Geo. Bunch Volney Franklin Frank Hennessey Will van Brocklin W. M. Schutz Wheeler’s J. P. Gallagher Leavenworth Hospital Railroad Company Dr. Hoxsey

Wheeler's Drag Store New Year Greeting

The note thanks customers for past confidence and pledges a bigger stock and improved service in the coming year at Wheeler's Drag Store located at 52 Wheeler's.

Wheeler's

Enormous Rise in Washington Mineral Values in 1916

The value of Washington mine output for gold silver copper lead and zinc jumped from 744033 in 1915 to about 2018000 in 1916 based on preliminary U S Geological Survey estimates. Gold rose from 391419 to about 540000 with most gold from Republic district Ferry county. Silver output increased from 255837 ounces to about 315000 ounces with value rising from 129709 to over 207000.

Washington C. N. Gerry United States Geological Survey Republic Ferry County Chewelah Stevens County

Copper Output Surges Doubling 1915 to 1916 in Washington

Copper production jumped from 1 020 926 pounds in 1915 to about 2 569 000 pounds in 1916. Value rose from 178 562 to over 701 000 dollars as copper overtook gold in state importance. Major shipments came from Chewelah United Copper mine and districts including Napo Leon Laurier Loon Lake with multiple new properties added to the shipping list.

Chewelah United Copper Mine Copper King Blue Star June Echo Amazon Napoleon Marcus Laurier Ferry County Loon Lake District Spokane Stevens County

Lead Production Surges as Electric Point Mine Opens

Lead output climbed from 295 215 pounds in 1915 to about 4 937 000 pounds in 1916 with value rising from 13 875 to roughly 336 000 dollars. The gain stems largely from the discovery of lead at the Electric Point mine near Northport and contributions from the Bonanza mine at Bossburg.

Electric Point Northport Bossburg

Zinc Output Surges In 1916 From Pend Oreille Mines

Zinc production jumped from 244 906 pounds in 1915 to about 1 709 000 pounds in 1916, a nearly sixfold rise. The value rose from 30 368 dollars to over 234 000. Lead Zinc Co at Metaline expanded its zinc ore and concentrate output and plans to boost the 100 ton daily mill. Norman Mines Co near Northport shipped notable zinc carbonate but the mine closed at October end.

Pend Oreille County Lead Zinc Co Metaline Norman Mines Co Northport

Laundry Office Opens in Echo Building on Commercial Street

A temporary laundry office operates in the old Echo building on Commercial Street receiving laundry bundles. Daily service is offered with Wenatchee Steam Laundry. Contact 43 Ross Irwin for details.

Otis Elam Wenatchee Leavenworth Roundhouse Dr. Elmer Commercial Street Eighth Post Office

Coal Shortage Warns of Famine Urges Early Orders

The notice warns of a looming coal famine due to a car shortage and advises immediate orders for lump coal steam coal and bricketts from Motteler at Koerner's Drug Store. It lists phone contact 335 and credits F. T. Motteler.

Bricketts Motteler’s F. T. Motteler

Winter School for Farmers and Housekeepers Opens in Pullman

The annual winter school begins January 2 and ends February 9 at Pullman. No tuition. board and room run $7 to $8 weekly, books $10 to $15, plus incidentals. One and one third fare rail travel on certificate plan. Courses cover livestock, dairy, poultry, soil, crops, horticulture, engineering, home economics and more. Courses flexible. certificates issued with railroad ticket. Koerner's Drug Store offers preparations. $2

Pullman

Methodist Church Sunday Services and Activities

Sunday School at 10 a m Preaching at 11 Epworth League at 6 30 p m Preaching at 7 30 Prayer meeting at 7 30 p m Thursday We will be pleased to meet you at any and all of these services Pastor F L Moore invites all to attend all church activities.

Epworth League Thurso F. L. Moore

St. Joseph’s Church Schedules Mass and Devotions

St. Joseph’s Church holds Mass at nine o’clock on the first, third, and fifth Sundays and at eight o’clock on weekdays. Evening devotions begin at 7:30 on the second and fourth Sundays, with religious instruction for children at two o’clock Saturday afternoons. Port Angeles hopes for a submarine base location.

Earling Declares Electrified Puget Sound Rail Line a Success

A. J. Earling, president of the Milwaukee system, completes the inspection of the 440 mile electrified section to Puget Sound and proclaims it a success. Laws permitting water power development will soon let electricity supply a large share of railroad power.

A. J. Earling Milwaukee System Puget Sound

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Mildred Adams New York Ben Ballou Koerner Koerner’s Will Thompson Will Thompson, Jr Chiwaukum Francis Little Leavenworth Market G. F. Stephens W. W. Hatmaker Tennessee Nolan Good Sheppard Clarence Norberg Geo. Watson Dev. Hauber Wm. Crotty Wm. Usher L. F. Bullis Miss Clela Lester L. Mead Eva N. Pool South Bend Wash Thos. Towhy St. Paul Vancouver B. C C. W. Seeley Coast Ray McKinney Golden Rule Elks Lodge Mrs. W. W. Rice Mr. Rice Grant County Winton Ernest Blankenship J. P. West F. W. Clements J. N. Leary A. J. O’larey C. O. Dutcher Ephrata W. H. Bozarth E. Crocker W. C. Roach Washington Wool Grower's Association North Yakima Sylvester National Forest Style Shop Mesdames Eckhart Egan Peterson N. A. Nelson Baird Bickle Wunder McNett Tacoma Chelan County E. O. Blankenship Lake Chelan Spencer W. F. Blankenship Blankenship Spencer Blankenship F. E. Blankenship Wenatchee Lake Harry Blankenship Clif Reardon Owen Hastie Beatrice Asher Entiat Hastie Great Northern Engineering Department Leavenworth Mercantile Co Washington State College St. Joseph’s Church Port Angeles Leavenworth State Bank Wenatchee Milling Co Wenatchee, Wash Thos. Nolan Front Street
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