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Newspaper

Leavenworth Echo

Location

Leavenworth, Washington, United States of America

Date

Jan 11, 1918

Page

6

Freckles Dramatic Version At Scenic Theater

Scenic Theater presents Neil Twoney adaptation of Gene Stratton Porter story Freckles as a song play. Broadway Amusement Co. tours with an elaborate production and an excellent company. Music by Anatol Friedland and a Woodland Fantasy segment praised. Seats on sale at the Barclay Hotel.

Scenic Theater Neil Twoney Gene Stratton-Porter Broadway Amusement Co Anatol Friedland Barclay Hotel

Pope Plays Joke On Artist Portrait Masterpiece

A Rome correspondent reports Pope Benedict granted an American artist one sitting for a Vatican portrait made with photographs. The artist planned a U S premiere fearing Americans would miss the work. The pope agreed to sign lines to prove the painting, but sent a Gospel verse instead: It is I be not afraid.

Benedict Rome Vatican America Italy

Prices During Civil War Reach Record Lows Yet Above Present

Article compares Civil War prices to current levels noting sugar at 58 dollars per barrel, rice 31.88, tea 100 for 25 pounds, coffee four times today, and tobacco over double present price. It argues wartime scarcity may push conservation and cites German rations far lower than modern needs while occupied France and Belgium endure even harsher diets.

Leslie’s Hoovyer France Belgium

Funds for Liza Jane and the Army Allotment

A sergeant reads aloud in a courtroom-like hall as a deserted wife, Liza Jane, awaits her $15 monthly allotment from her estranged husband. If he dies in battle, she could receive about $4,500 plus potential extras to support her and the children.

New York Times Liza Jane Sam

Local Notes From Leavenworth And Peshastin Area

Mr and Mrs J M Kirby visited Leavenworth with Mrs Bert Goff while Miss Ellen Ryan returned home from a visit. Mrs Walter Smith recovering from Grippe visited sister Mrs Goff. Mrs Horton stays with daughter Mrs Leonard Harvey. Moler and Ball of Wenatchee installed phones. Arbergast badly burned when a gas lamp toppled igniting papers. Dr Judah treated burns. Florence Leedy sick with Grippe. Bergren loses valuable horse. Elroy Bowen spent weekend with O S Bowen. W O Kelley return from Wenatchee trip. Martha Miller released from Leavenworth hospital. A J Mills back from Seattle coastal trip. Sinclair couple vacationed on the coast returning via Portland and Spokane. Noel Bakke rode the same train.

J. M. Kirby Leavenworth Judah Garretson Florence Leedy Bergren Elroy Bowen O. S. Bowen W. O. Kelley Wenatchee Martha Miller A. J. Mills Seattle Mrs. Sinclair Portland Spokane Noel Bakke

Blewett Bridge Replacement and Local News Highlights

County road crews replace the Blewett bridge swept away by high water. A ten and a half pound girl born to William Simpson’s family. Local travel includes Willie Cox and Will Simpson’s Cashmere business trip and Sam Covert visiting Leavenworth. J. C. Biles family returned from camps to Leavenworth. School bus service resumes to Peshastin after washouts. Amalgamated Gold Mines Company workers repair bridges. Mrs. Robert Peake and Mrs. John Latimer visit in Cashmere. mentions Ott family connections. Ginger returns from Palouse after mother's death. Blewett Red Cross meets at Mrs. J. C. Biles. membership grows. Glen Smith to visit Oklahoma. health benefit expected. Update from Bill Smith in France reports enthusiasm for service with the Thumberjack regiment.

County Road Blewett William Simpson Willie Cox Will Simpson Cashmere Sam Covert Leavenworth J. C. Biles Doris Alice C. W. Pendelton J. F E. Reynolds Amalgamated Gold Mines Company of Robert Peake John Latimer Peshast Dan Ott Red Cross The Red Cross of Leavenworth Red Cross Glen Smith Oklahoma Bill Smith France Smith

Train Schedules and Local Notices for Monday

Regular trains resume partial routes with No 1 and No 2 running to the coast and west respectively and Spokane Leavenworth service back to 12 noon departures. A midnight Sunday restoration of old times is planned. Community updates include visits, departures for Seattle, Red Cross plans, and knit goods collection at the Masonic hall.

Great Northern The Red Cross Masonic Hall Echo

Construction starts on four masted auxiliary power schooner

Hoquiam notes work to begin immediately on a four masted auxiliary power schooner. Aberdeen reports $75,000 machinery installation plant to be built by Grays Harbor motorship corporation. Other city notes include a $400,000 city water system completion in Aberdeen and irrigation projects under consideration across Washington.

Hoquiam Bellingham New City Aberdeen Grays Harbor Motorship Corporation North Yakima Utah-Idaho Sugar Co Sunnyside Richland Horn Rapids Spokane Spokane Woolen Mill Kelso Silver Lake Ry. & Lbr, Co Washington Twisp Methow Valley Creamery Association Seattle Tacoma

Rexall 93 Hair Tonic Promises Full Hair Care Guarantee

Rexall 93 Hair Tonic claims to improve hair and scalp health with a money back guarantee. It promises gloss and luxuriant hair, daily use morning and night, plus weekly scalp cleansing with Rexall 93 Shampoo Paste. Packages include several weeks supply. tonic priced 50c and 100c, shampoo paste 25c. sold by Rexall agents.

Rexall

Cash basis demand hits local merchants in war era plea

The National War Council through the Commercial Economy Board asks merchants to convert to cash sales and suspend future credit to clear past balances. One daily delivery to customers is planned to cut costs. Local businesses including Mutual Mercantile Co and Leavenworth Meat Market urged to cooperate. Public notice from The Leavenworth Echo.

Camp Lewis Health Status Tops 16 Cantonments

Weekly reports show Camp Lewis has the healthiest conditions of all mobilization points. Despite two regiments under quarantine for German measles, the camp has fewer sickness cases due to higher personnel presence and better sanitation.

Camp Lewis United States L. L. Smith Pythian War Relief Commission

Leavenworth Update Highlights Local, National Returns

After six weeks in the east, Mr and Mrs Duncan Tegtmeier return to Leavenworth and plan to settle there. The notice also touts Lavoptik eye wash with claims of relief for strained or inflamed eyes sold by Wheeler’s Drug Store.

Wheeler’ S Drug Store Duncan Tegtmeier Leavenworth

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Pope Pestastin Bernice Darling Margaret Albright May Hauck Miss Margaret Carl Sound Chester Smith Leonard Wunder the Sound Local Telephone Co State Industrial News Rexall “93” Hair Tonic Wheeler’s Drug Store Rexall Store National War Council State Council of Defense Letee Leavenworth Merc. Co Mutual Merc. Co Rutherford Merc. Co Vienna Bakery Sampson Grocery Co Cascade Garage John Koerner Thos Nolan Leavenworth Stage & Taxi Co Ranier Cafe F. H. Hutchings F. E. Carlquist Wheeler's Drug Store M. D. van Broklin Cash Grocery Tumwater Light & Water Co Leavenworth Meat Market Boulevard Cafe Leavenworth Steam Laundry Jie Me Anlis United States Navy Army Gill McBride
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