Law Founded on Reason and Common Sense
The author questions if city councils may ignore cost estimates and public objections when funding improvements. They warn of potential property confiscation and urge charter limits to prevent unlimited expenditures, contrasting Seattle’s fifty percent overrun rule with third class city gaps. The piece challenges the notion that law rests on reason if unchecked power exists.
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L. J. Nelson
Seattle
Council
Board of Public Works
Nelson
1913 Crop Valued at Nine Billion Dollars
The article stresses the 1913 U S agricultural output valued at nine billion dollars with corn cotton and wheat totaling five billion. It notes most is human food and warns against talk of hard times, blaming monetary panic on human madness rather than supply.
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United States
Grant County approves $160000 bond for irrigation project
Grant county voters last Saturday approved a 160000 bond issue to fund the Quincy Valley irrigation project. The approval completes the final survey and preparatory work, with field surveys to start by April. After completion the decision will go to a statewide vote.
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Quincy Valley
Grant County
Quiet January wedding unites Martha Kringle and John Pardo
A noon Wednesday ceremony at the Kringle home linked Martha Kringle to John Hanlon Pardo. Rev. W V Davis officiated with Dorothy Kringle as ring bearer and Amelia Frank as pianist. The couple plan a summer trip east before settling in the city. A large reception followed the one o clock luncheon with many relatives and friends in attendance.
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W. V. Davis
Dorothy Kringle
Amelia Frank
Helen Liebenschuh
Arthur Kringle
Great Northern Railway
Pardo
Mr. Pardo
D. C. Town
Wm. J. McKay
R. Bowden
H. E. Carr
Bert Hegler
Albert G. McKeown
Martin Johnson
Hans Hansen
S. Potter
Fred Reeves
Fitzpatrick
Percy Adams
Dale Marble
L. J. Nelson
J. E. Gatherless
Mr. T. Sharman
Wm. Hart
Newell
J. Johansen
Walter Koerner
M. Thomas
J. Norris
Wm. H. Leibole
Alfred Frane
Chas. Kempest
A. D. Hawley
Hugo
Grandma Glaser
Arthur Kringel
Baby Kringel
M. Kringel
Kumlux Club meets on progressive law making theme
Mrs W A Tegtmeier hosted Kumlux Club last Friday with readings on Child Labor by Mrs Chas Eckhardt Workingmen's Compensation Law by Mrs W W Wilder and Mothers Pensions by Mrs Arthur Brown. A dance followed at Firemen's Hall honoring Mr and Mrs John Hanlon Pardo with about forty couples attending.
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J. A. Hearst
L. J. Nelson
L. O. Taylor
J. E. Cullen
D. H. Mayor
John Koerner
D. S Moore
Arthur Brown
Meta Smythe
Edith Orr
E. P. Sharman
Tegtmeier
W. A. Tegtmeier
Kumlux Club
Chas. Eckhardt
W. W. Wilder
Firemen’s Hall
John Hanlon Pardo
Advertised Letters at Leavenworth Post Office
Uncalled letters at Leavenworth post office dated January 7 and 14 include Louis Zilka Bruce Yost T L Ross Mrs Walter Green and G A Hamilton Postmaster notice of mail hold.
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Leavenworth Post Office
Louis Zilka
Bruce Yost
T L Ross
Walter Green
G. A. Hamilton
Lost and Found Classified Ad Rates Notice
Notice invites readers to place ads in the Business Paragraph Column for buying selling renting locating or information. It outlines rates of ten cents per line for the first insertion five cents per line thereafter with a minimum charge of twenty five cents.
Woodmen Officers Installed At Firemen's Hall
The annual Woodmen officers installation took place at Firemen's Hall on Wednesday evening with a post meeting lunch. Royal Neighbors attended afterwards, and all present reported a pleasant evening. Installed officers include Ed Krom and Herman Franklin, with W G Field as Venerable Council and E S Montgomery as Clerk.
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Herman Franklin
W. G. Field
Nan Ated
Angst Gas
Suecesses
P. Robertsons
E. S. Montgomery
Watchman Aed
Manton
Oise
Chas. Freeman
Lands for Sale Tracts South of Town with Trade Option
Two small tracts of land about a mile south of town offered for sale on flexible terms or for trade in town property that yields a small income. Owner cannot devote time to making land productive. Contact owner at Echo office.
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Echo
For Rent 6 Room House Near School
Six room house for rent two blocks from the school inquire Box 158 Mrs E H Robert phone 476.
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E. H. Robert
Rebekah Lodge Installation Set For Jan 15
The Rebekah lodge will hold its annual installation of officers in Fireman's hall Jan 15. Visiting members are invited to attend. Also: Reynolds Bros. Breeders advertise full blooded Mulefoot hogs Prince R No 10595 bred for service；service fee five dollars. hogs immune from cholera.
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Rebekah Lodge
Reynolds Bros
Dr King’s New Discovery Cures Coughs and Colds
A consumptive cough warning sign is eased by Dr King’s New Discovery which loosens the chest reduces fever and aids sleep. Mrs A F Mertz of Glen Ellyn Iowa reports six weeks of doctoring failed before its cure. Price 50c and 1.00 with money back if it fails. All druggists or by mail H E Bucklen Co Philadelphia or St Louis.
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Ellyn
Iowa
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Leavenworth
Leavenworth, Wash
Deed H. Mayar
Julian Mayar
Talis
Leavenworth Echo
T. Stacks
Wm. Roach
Burt Hegler
Chas. Taylor
J. F. Churchill
Stachs
P. A. Snyder
Snyder
J. T. McDonald
R. B. Field
M. A. Marley
Turner Welch
Wm. McIntosh
Mutual Mercantile Co
Ed Krom
Rebekahs
Ention
Fred Nelson
Mill Co
Wenatchee River
Wash
Mary E. Nelson
Washington Bankers Association
Leavenworth State Bank
Tumwater Savings Bank
Hamilton & Peake
The
King’s City Drug Store
E. G. Wheeler
Hathaway
Palace of Sweets
A. F. Mertz
Glen
Echo Office
Commercial ST. Grocery
J.C. Massie
O’larey’s Cash Grocery
Postoffice
Wenatchee Business College
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