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Newspaper
Leavenworth Echo
Location
Leavenworth, Washington, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1922
Page
2
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A fragment describes a gear sale or offer related to an autoway entry with a price of £90. The text mentions waiting and a date, with references to Marin and a sighting or event. Details are unclear due to garbled OCR.
A distorted OCR fragment references a lease meeting with unclear names. It mentions ELGG from 2 Fargr and a person named Beattie, with scattered phrases about a seated arrangement and a proposed action.
Unclear OCR fragment mentions Pilsen, Soviet, famine, and League of Nations in a brief, non-specific context. Several names and terms unreadable, with no coherent event or date.
Fragmentary OCR text describes a state race or test related to Washington with references to President service and a state outcome. It mentions timing for a scout and a state effort with a value of 740 in jertemaking for a tire, though many words are garbled and unclear.
A garbled record mentions teams like Wala Walle Pandietan Varina and Wenatchee seeking a win to gain fan support. It references a league context and potential ocean teaewall and five outcome, with Wenatchee fans expected to be joined by Leaveneorth readers of CONSARy.
Fragmentary recollection notes a severe winter period near January end. Los Angeles and California coastlines report heavy conditions with captions of storms and travel disruptions. Washington DC sees significant events and high activity around the capital.
Seattle Times reporter Jermaine Waahinegton notes the National Fertilizer Association’s claim that essential ingredients for fertilizer could be produced at Manale Shoals. The plan envisions large quantities of fertilizer and aims to ease shortages amid the contest over the site.
Scientist Giacen Gendler warns that a solar explosion will trigger a distant region near Orion to enter a dark zone, with a surge of yenex wealth and a cover of ice. He notes Earth may have passed similar Slack cycles before and foresees poles warming then a severe freeze, urging preparation for a renewed icy era.
Vague OCR reads indicate locals in the county seat considering indoor gatherings. Details are unclear but the phrase suggests social or community attendance with unspecified purpose.
The text discusses farm debt relief and storage strategies to prevent financial failure. It mentions lenders watching price trends, anticipated shortages, and the need for practical storage to reduce costs, improve credit standing, and stabilize farming operations amid economic pressures.
Local notes report Denali Septhe visiting Wenatchee and relatives, Mrs A R Woody traveling to Portameath for a father’s absence, and Mrs Olivia Briggs acquitted of blackmail charges in Wenatchee. Sunday School attendance at Leavenworth M E reached 193 with Cashmere at 184 amid a school booster drive. The Schem ere Club held a kid party on Jan 27 with teddy bears and cookies as cold spell records lingered in January.
Public notice in Chelan County Superior Court announces Great Northern Lumber Company delinquency lien for 1916 taxes on the North half of the northeast quarter and related parcels. Jesper Lindsay and all interest holders are summoned to appear within sixty days of first publication to contest or satisfy the lien.
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