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Newspaper

Leavenworth Echo

Location

Leavenworth, Washington, United States of America

Date

Feb 02, 1912

Page

6

State Delinquent Corporations List Grows in Washington

Secretary of State I M Howell reports over 400 corporations in Washington operate without license numbers. Delinquent firms include railroad express mining and steamship companies with sixty two insurers on the list. The attorney general will pursue payment after due notice and a Supreme Court ruling limits recovery on stale checks. Dupont Powder seeks separate industrial insurance classification citing safer operations than typical powder plants.

Washington I. M. Howell Industrial Insurance Commission Dupont Powder Company The Powder Trust

Peshastin Local Notes Mention Visits and Health

Clyde Clark spent Tuesday in Wenatchee. Mrs. I M Kirby is on the sick list this week. E S Phillips returned from Wenatchee Tuesday. Dr Hoxsey called to see E E Riley Monday. Mrs Martha Miller is on the sick list this week. Miss Leo Davis visiting Mrs Behan. Harry Harvey a business visitor at Dryden Wednesday. Rich Chambers frequent visitor at Peshastin. Mrs Del McCoy weekend in Leavenworth. F M Jones and R H Jones spent Monday in Wenatchee. Mr and Mrs H H Daggett Saturday in Leavenworth. Lulu McCoy visiting Leavenworth with Mrs Davis. School reopened Monday after vacation. Earl Bradley's baby recovering after illness. E E Pulse welcome eight pound baby boy. Mrs Williams of Cashmere visiting at Mrs Miller. Wm Stage went to Wenatchee Tuesday. Al Meisner visiting with Del McCoy. Reeves family in house vacated by Ward McCumby. Hattie Walker to Spokane for appendicitis operation. Athletic club met. quarantine lifted. Kinney left for Seattle for two weeks. I M Hannah returned to Peshastin from Cashmere. Ralph Dunham returning from Leavenworth with apples. Lyman Harvey home after visiting Harvey Otis. Party at W M Taylor home on Wright and Day ranch. Daggett parents C E Stevens visiting Peshastin. California Fruit Company agent readied.

Harry Harvey Dryden Rich Chambers Peshastin del McCoy Leavenworth F. M. Jones R. H. Jones Wenatchee H. H. Daggett Lulu McCoy Davis Earl Bradley E. E. Pulse Ralph Dunham J. B. Adams Lyman Harvey Harvey Otis Nason Creek W. M. Taylor Wright and Day Ranch C. E. Stevens Cashmere California Fruit Com

Social dance in Peshastin invites all

A social dance is planned in Peshastin on Friday February 2 the first in weeks Everyone is invited. Darrel Hinton and Vern Jones traveled to Leavenworth Monday returning Tuesday on No 4 after spending a night quarantined there. Erma McClure was taken to Spokane Saturday morning on No 2 to Sacred Heart hospital for appendicitis surgery by Dr Hoxsey she was reported to be improving. A party of men including M W Starks H W Otis E K Harvey Dick Goslee G B Kinney F A Wingate J C Biles and Geo Hauber went to Wenatchee Monday for a Fruit Growers Association meeting.

Pany Seattle G. P. Freyberger Peshastin Darrel Hinton Vern Jones Leavenworth Erma McClure Spokane Sacred Heart Hospital Hoxsey M. W. Starks H. W. Otis E. K. Harvey Dick Goslee G. B. Kinney F. A. Wingate J. C. Biles Geo. Hauber Wenatchee Fruit Growers Association

Shocking Sounds Warn of Earthquakes and Kidney Warnings

The piece urges heed of natural warnings before earthquakes and promotes Electric Bitters as a remedy for backache and kidney trouble. Testimonial from Peter Bondy of Rockwood Michigan says the medicine helped his son with kidney and bladder issues. Available at druggists for 50 cents.

Bright Peter Bondy Rockwood, Mich

Ogle and the Indiscreet Prose of a Philadelphia Snip

Senator Ogle of the Pennsylvania assembly was tasked to draft an address to President Andrew Jackson. A Philadelphia colleague quipped about capitalization of the pronoun I, prompting Ogle to insist he would diminish the letter I as befits writing to a great man, unless writing to the snip would require two pages.

Ogle Pennsylvania Assembly Andrew Jackson Philadelphia United States

Weekly church services and activities

Sunday school at 10 a.m. Morning sermon 11 a.m. Epworth League 6 30 p m Evening sermon 7 30. Junior League 3 45 p m Prayer meeting Wednesday 7 30 p m Rev Rumohr will preach A cordial welcome to all J O Hawk Sunday school 10 a m Preaching 11 a m Epworth League 6 30 Prayer meeting Thursday 7 30 p m A cordial welcome is extended to all.

Epworth Rumohr J. O. Hawk Epworth League

Catholic Services and Pastoral Support Details

Catholic catechism at 6 45 p m followed by benediction rosary and instructions All welcome Rev J M VandeWalle pastor Regular services next Sabbath morning and evening Everyone invited Mutual consent pastor supported by free will offerings No fixed salary Hollister Rocky Mountain Tea advertised Echo job office offers printing services

J. M. VandeWalle

If You Want the Machine Get Busy

An appeal urges bright young people to work spare hours to win a fine machine. Adults are encouraged to enlist friends and convince others to join the effort, highlighting countywide support for ambitious individuals seeking the Echo.

Best Paper in Chelan County Promotes Printing and Advertising

The message urges readers to use the ECHO as the best medium to sell or buy items. It claims printing services including letter heads bill heads statements cards envelopes and more are cheaper and better at the ECHO office than any county print shop. It asserts every dollar of advertising or printing counts as 100 votes for the reader.

ECHO

Also Mentioned on This Page

Supreme Court Stevens County Clyde Clark I. M. Kirby E. S. Phillips E. E. Riley Martha Miller Leo Davis Mrs. Behan Mrs. Williams Mrs. Miller Mrs. Wm. Stage al Meisner O. D. Reeves Ward McCumby Hattie Walker Atheletic Club Methodist W. V. Davis Hollister Echo Job Office J. M. Crom Leavenworth Furniture & Hardware Co Dixie Motor Cycle Chelan County Wenatchee Business College
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