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Leavenworth Echo

Location

Leavenworth, Washington, United States of America

Date

Jan 01, 1909

Page

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National Forest Improvements Funded for Washington State

The report details federal spending on permanent improvements across Washington’s ten National Forests. Highlights include 311.75 miles of trails, 17 miles of roads, 102 miles of telephone lines, and numerous ranger quarters, barns, and fences. Plans call for continued development, with $974,981 projected for 1910 and a total 1909-1910 program of substantial bridge, cabin, and fence construction.

Washington Secretary of Agriculture Special Improvement Fund Congress Forest Service Sylvester Wenatchee River Chiwaukum

Northwest lumber threatens tariff fight over Philippine mahogany

Seattle readers learn that lawmakers strive to keep tariffs on lumber, while importers push Philippine mahogany as a cheaper rival. The wood, shipped from Negros to Seattle by Insular Lumber Co, is praised for durability and finish. Railroads support Washington children’s home gifts, and state exhibits for the Alaska Yukon Pacific Exposition include school work and apples.

Washington Congress Northwest Seattle Antilochus Teucer Insular Lumber Co Negros Manila Suez

Construction to Support Pedestrians and Horses Only

A description states the bridge or pathway will be strong enough to carry pedestrians and riding horses during summer, but not designed to bear vehicle traffic.

Poultry expert to aid Washington breeders at exposition

Henry H. Collier, renowned poultry specialist, will assist Washington breeders in selecting exhibition birds for the Alaska-Yukon-Pacific Exposition. He is reachable through the Washington Exposition Commission for guidance and appointments.

Washington State Exposition Commission Henry H. Collier Washington Exposition

Spokane booster club pushes tariff removal for coal imports

A Spokane booster committee plans a resolution to Congress urging tariff repeal on coal. They argue Washington uses coal mainly from British Columbia and consumers pay the tax.

Spokane Club British Columbia

Waterville Citizens Push State Buy Of Wenatchee Bridge

Waterville citizens and the Waterville Commercial club urge legislative action to have the state purchase the Columbia river wagon bridge at Wenatchee. The issue, once blocked by Douglas county, was to be shared with Chelan and Douglas counties to fund maintenance. A joint meeting with Wenatchee’s Commercial club reported progress on bridge and state highway routes in the region.

Columbia River Wenatchee Douglas County Canal Company Chelan Douglas Waterville Commercial Club of Chelan County

Narrow Escape for Brakeman on Westbound Freight

Hugh O'Donnell, a brakeman on a westbound freight, fell from his train at Bluecut near Index on Wednesday afternoon. He lost three fingers and the thumb of his right hand. found two hours later, he was taken to town, treated, and later hospitalized in Everett after the engine and caboose returned. He was described as well known among railroad workers.

Hugh O’donnell Index Bluecut Ross Phillips Big Falls Lumber Company Redding O'Donnell Monroe Dr. Stephens O’donnell Everett

Simmons Coulson marry at Larue home in town

Miss Bessie Simmons and James Coulson wed last Sunday at the Larue home with Rev. W N Davis officiating. The bride, popular locally, will reside in Wenatchee with her groom after a six course dinner at Olympia Cafe, and The Echo extends best wishes.

John Larue Bessie Simmons James Coulson W. N. Davis Congregational Church Bessie Coulson Wenatchee Olympia Cafe

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