Leavenworth High Class News Recaps Sleigh Ride Plans
Leavenworth High School clubs and classes recount a lively week. Seniors boast a sleigh ride and humor filled exchanges while officers organize for future activities and a class song project. Freshmen and Juniors report new leadership and social events at the school campus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inez Ewing
David Burns
John Emig
Howard Roach
Frances DeBlois
Gladys Pinch
Miss Grue
Leavenworth High School
Francis DeBlois
Sleigh Ride Highlights Cheerful Kitchen Help
The girls ensured the boys washed dishes and tidied the kitchen after the big feed while the boys proved helpful during their culinary attempts.
Ray McKinnie Writes From France Home News Echo Read
Ray McKinnie reports from France that he receives The Echo irregularly and enjoys distant news from home. He notes meals with chicken dishes at a French house for about ten men costing around 100 francs and hopes to contact Leavenworth soldiers in the A E F.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray McKinnie
Echo
Leavenworth
France
Iodine Deficiency Linked to Hairless Pigs and Goitre
An investigation shows hairless pigs and goitre in livestock stem from iodine deficiency in pregnant animals. Feeding one grain of potassium iodide daily during pregnancy yields healthy piglets at a cost of about 35 cents per sow, though still experimental. Also notes Mr. Frank Hutchings’s return from Seattle after a visit with his brother.
Local Officials Tour Wenatchee Visit and State Expenditures
Messrs. D. A. Burgett and L. R. Hart of the Tumwater Light and Water Co. toured Wenatchee yesterday and expect to return today. In 1918 state spending reached 265,931,000 for additions and betterments and 289,388,000 for equipment. Olympia reports a $2,000,000 highway program to employ labor. Yakima diary products last year totaled over $1,300,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs
D. A. Burgett
L. R. Hart
The
Tumwater Light & Water Co
Wenatchee
Yakima
One Man Branch Suffragists Open of U S Fighters in World Affairs
In U S history there were times when a single man formed a branch of national defense. Maj A A Cunningham led the marine aviation corps, appointed in 1912, for a period the sole member of that service.
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U. S
Maj
A. A. Cunningham
U.S. Marine Aviation Corps
Maj. Cunningham
Motor driven ship to revolutionize shipping
The motor ship will use about half the oil of oil burning steamers and need far fewer crew. The Fionia Danish liner sailed globe with one engineer. The Glenapp, 10 000 tons with Diesel engines could tour to Australia and back with minimal refueling, potentially eliminating most bunkering stations and requiring fuel only every six weeks.
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Edward N. Hurley
Saturday Evening Post
Glenapp
Scotland
London
Australia
Suez Canal
Persian Gulf
Panama
Mexican Gulf
Reality for Ruth by Mrs. Margaret Steel Hard
A mother describes involving six year old Ruth in real household tasks to build competence and belonging. Through sweeping, dishwashing, and cooking, Ruth gains practical skills, a sense of place in the family, and social confidence, illustrating cooperative play as essential child development.
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Margaret Steel
Ruth
Fairy Palace
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Iva West
Dorothy Bresch
NG Ciorsige
Edward Ritchie
Louise Rumohr
Moses
Pharaoh
Harold Day
Hal Featherstone
Bernice Darling
Edna Barclay
Good Old
Leavenworth Hi
Yours Very Truly
R. A. McKinnie
Frank Hutchings
Seattle
Olympia
Norman R. Whitehouse
Mra Whitehouse
Tment of the Interior
Bureau of Tion Wi National Kindergarten Association
Ford Motor Company
Detroit
Authority of
Cascade Garage
Leavenworth, Wash
Mr. Merchant
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