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Leavenworth Echo

Location

Leavenworth, Washington, United States of America

Date

Feb 15, 1907

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Public Land Rules and Washington Statue Fund Drive

Public land notices include a three month leave of absence for homesteaders and rules delaying final patent issuance until on ground examination with several exceptions. A Rainier Chapter drive asks schools to collect one to five cent contributions Feb 22 for a statue of the nation’s founder at Washington University for the Alaska-Yukon-Pacific exposition.

Secretary of the Interior United States E. F. Leary Seattle Rainier Washington University Washington

Land sales in Cashmere valley show rapid value gains

The Cashmere Valley Record reports robust land buying in the Wenatchee and Cashmere area despite heavy snow. Buyers from Seattle acquire large ranches in Nahahum canyon and nearby tracts, with several parcels trading well above two years prior prices and profits.

Cashmere Valley Wenatchee Valley Leavenworth Cashmere Vale of Cashmere Egbert Trask Nahahum Canyon Seattle J. A. Robertson S. E. Ivey J. W. Sherman John Wesserling

Claims Heirship In Seattle Estate

The report notes George C. Calentine, proprietor of the Catchall store, travels to Seattle to prove his claim to a Seattle man Melody Choir's estate valued around $300,000. Choir is an assumed name. Calentine’s mother and his wife are described, with a brother entering the claim as nearest kin. The piece frames Calentine as a potential heir amid family separations and local residence details.

Wenatchee Republic George C. Calentine Seattle Melody Choir The Sound Calentine George Calentine Choir Chair Miocsus New York Health Commission Darlington Boston London W. P. Turner

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