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Newspaper

Leavenworth Echo

Location

Leavenworth, Washington, United States of America

Date

Feb 06, 1914

Page

4

State Tax Commission Issues Uniform Cattle Assessments

The State tax commission directs county assessors to rate cattle ages nine to twenty months as yearlings for March 1, with proportional values such as nine months at fifteen dollars and fifteen months at twenty five dollars. It plans to reorganize hearings with railroad input first and urges support for tax reform ending the general property tax system.

State Tax Commission Tax Commission

Washington Children's Home Society Moves in Seattle

The Washington Children's Home Society abandons its New York block office and relocates to rooms 19-20 in the Lippy building at Third and Columbia. It seeks 100 applications for boys aged four to fifteen and urges applicants to be kind hearted, mentally competent, Sabbath observant and churchgoing. blanks available on request from L. J. Covington, State Superintendent.

Washington Children’s Home Society New York Seattle Lippy Third Columbia Streets L. J. Covington

Vaccination Authority Limited to First Class Districts

An advisory indicates that compulsory vaccination laws apply only to school districts of the first class with populations over 10 000. Leavenworth in a second class district has no such law, leaving parents to decide on vaccination. The legal opinion, from Arlington Washington, notes no authority for second or third class districts to require vaccination for admission to public schools.

Leavenworth Arlington Wash

Amputation Refused Man Heals Foot With Bucklen’s Amiasy

H D Ely of Bantam Ohio suffered a four year ulcer on his foot. Doctors advised amputation, but he declined and tried Bucklen's Amiasy as a last resort. The salve reportedly cured the ulcer completely. Also advertised as a remedy for burns cuts bruises and eczema at 25 cents from H E Bucklen & Co.

H. D. Ely Bantam, O Bucklen H.E. Bucklen & Co Philadelphia St. Louis

Fifty Thousand Pounds Parcel Post Shipment Feared

In Idaho a mail contractor between Stites and Elk City faces a surge as 50,000 pound parcel post shipments arrive from Spokane. Three car loads of 50 pound ore packages were recently handed over for delivery, and a 50,000 pound grocery parcel is expected along the same route. The 60 mile shuttle may require auto freighters. Elk City traders also anticipate dry goods and hardware from Spokane.

Parcel Post Stites Elk City Idaho Spokane

Washington Employers Rally for Open Shop Fight

In Seattle a broad coalition of Washington's top employers and the Employers' Association of Washington join to push open shop in manufacturing. They warn Seattle's closed shop would mimic San Francisco's decline in firms and workers, opposing Gompers bid to unionize lumber and shingle mills.

Washington Employers’ Association of Washington Seattle Gompers American Federation of Labor San Francisco

Country merchants join parcel post boom in 1913

The Sears Roebuck report for the first ten months of 1913 shows mail order sales totaling 75,998,051 dollars, up from 65,989,805 dollars in the same period of 1912, indicating country merchants can expand their business under the zone system as mail order houses do. The New West Trade.

Sears, Roebuck & Company

Leavenworth Druggist Markets Adler-i-ka Remedy

E. G. Wheeler promotes Adler-i-ka as the Leavenworth agency for buckthorn bark glycerine based patent medicine. The ad claims the remedy cures appendicitis and delivers swift relief from sour stomach gas and constipation with immediate effect.

E. G. Wheeler Leavenworth Agency Ady

Petition for Chelan herd district hearing set for April 6 1914

Chelan County Commissioners set a hearing on April 6 1914 at 10 a m for the SBH Ritchie petition to establish a herd district covering parts of town 24 N range 17 E Willamette Meridian. Objections from residents must appear. Clerk D N Gelatly signs the notice.

North Range Willamette Meridian Board of County Commissioners

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Wenatchee Wenatchee, Washington Lamb Davis Lumber Co Rainier J. G. Fritz Mischke Blake Leavenworth, Wash Remington Typewriter Remington Remington Typewriter Company Washington Street Children’s Home Society New Quarters Zener Wenatchee, Wash Dr. Newcomb Carlquist Newcomb Cariquist’s P. A. Snyder W.W. M. McCoy Columbia Valley Bank Building W. Hoxley DR. J. Stillson Judah Koerner A. G. Mickeown P. Hammer Architect Foot Cedar St P.O. Box Leavenworth, Wn Leavenworth Undertaking Co Congregational Church H. N. May The Cascade Undertaking Company Town & Kuelbs Mrs. D.C. Town Mgr Leavenworth Druggist Echo Office Chelan County Chelan County Abstract Co J. A. Gellatly President W. W. Gray Secy Attorneys AT Law Wm, A. Reneau G Hannan Ira Thomas Reeves, Crollard Reeves Reeves Building Farmers B. J. Williams An, Corbin Williams Corbin Whitney & Hughes Lawyers Columbia Valley Bank Bldg Wenatchee Wash Lewis J. Nelson J. B. Adams E. H. Fox Smith Building Carlquist’s Jewelry Leavenworth, Washington John E. Porter Attorney At Law Notary Public Columbia Valley Bank Res Hotel Wenatchee Abstract Company Incorporated R. W. Vermilya Columbia Vally Bank Bldg Leavenworth Hand Laundry D. N. Gellatly Reomers Board of County Commissione Janié Barclay A. C P. O Auto For Knights of Pythias Firemen's Hall W. Vy Vis O. C A. R. Brown Wallace Stable C. W. Wallace Prop
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