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Newspaper

Leavenworth Echo

Location

Leavenworth, Washington, United States of America

Date

Jan 13, 1922

Page

4

Grant County Farmers Stand Against Tax Increases

The Grant County Farmers Union in Ephrate country vows to refuse high taxes and protect land and property. Leaders Roscoe B. Smith and M. D. Iyanan announce a statewide push while Catlow and other local farmers join the effort, urging collective action to oppose tax confiscation.

Grant County Journal Mestiig Cutleow Grant County Farmers Union Washington- Idaht Wheat Growers Association Roscoe B. Smith M. D. Iyanan N. M. Verme Che Catlow Lacre Tan E. P. Smith

Radical tax relief sought by respected county leaders

Two experienced, respected men condemn tax burdens as excessive and sign a pledge to oppose any tax increases until substantial reductions are enacted. They urge a rational, lower tax policy across the county and state.

P Bite Anc Artim Texation

The Curse of the Damned

Transcript from a Jewish community dispute recounts Leon Trowuki being expelled after his father accuses him of hostility to Judaism. The incident includes a Berlin correspondent report and rabbinic pronouncements denouncing him as a curse to humanity. Witnesses describe reactions and a dramatic public ritual.

Leon Trowuki Berlin Daiiy

Deli and treaty push Ireland toward new state status

Fragmentary report notes political shifts with two voices voting 64 to Dl leading to De Va Jere resigning from the presidency of the Republic amid opposition.

Sazardzs Ireland de Va Jere

Fragmented OCR Reads on Free State and Liberty Debate

Incomplete text hints at a discussion on free state and liberty themes. The fragment mentions pronouns and a person named Poston, but lacks a complete narrative or clear event, making full summary uncertain.

Bremer and eres heve dropned of mo grice

Fragmentary report notes Bremer and another party reduced their positions in a pending matter over the past week. The two are said to be back on the table of the feisty well to on line as Booze sewed without strong evidence. The prosecution details remain unclear. A Supreme Court ruling entered last week.

Bremer cart @esisinn Din

President Heosing tae teen adised to Shine the peety whip

Fragmentary text suggests a president advising party leaders to push the party line in Congress to spur work on a task, with unclear context and garbled names and terms. The readable bits imply a call to maintain discipline for timely action.

Congress

General Wood Urges Independence From Foreign Experts

General Wood of the Philippines argues that the Irrestes should pursue independence from outside experts and government control. The fragmentary text hints at political pressures and a call for true self rule amid ongoing debates on autonomy.

Noted anti Jewish violence in Ukraine reported

Dispatch notes antisemitic violence in Ukraine during the Lenin and Trotsky era. A murder is described as a key incident amid political upheaval, reflecting rising ethnic tensions and targeting of Jewish communities.

Failing River Report Reveals Hidden Family Ties

The fragmentary text suggests a river scene with references to the Etter and Germery rivers, a metho manufacturing claim, and mentions of the Hine heirs and James Hill with a wife linked to a family cluster. It hints at a dramatic event or social conflict surrounding a marriage and a mystery figure.

James Hill Fike Manr Enother Jess Conspicuous Mrs. Hall

Prosecution Totals Hit Record High for Year

The report lists fifty three Zel eny cases seventy juvenile definquener cases four bun garee and seventy three misdemeanors totaling five hundred forty three prosecutions. It notes this as the greatest annual count in the history of the office under Attorney Sam RK Semner.

Tie Grnusi Renert Proservning Ettorney Sam RK Semner

Fragmentary note on women charged near Columbia river bridges

The readable fragments describe four women charged near the Columbia River bridges with a violent incident involving Charles Patrick. A mother of three is mentioned as aiding someone, with unclear ties to a husband and a penitentiary reference. The text is garbled and difficult to interpret.

Charles Patrick Columbia Tiver

Supreme Court Gout Hes Te Verse Steelf On The Metter

The state Supreme Court rules on veterans protections for soldiers who served statewide. A disputed April 1917 mobilization and a bonus issue are central, with the decision affirming certain benefits while denying others. The ruling addresses eligibility and wartime service, noting fairness in designation of veterans.

Conference Debates Free Shipping and Armament Limits

A fragmented report notes a debate on arming and a treaty clause about vessel limits. Shipping interests push for freedom to build and operate any number of ships without specified caps, arguing business conditions justify the expansion.

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Transmission lines spark hope for drought plagued region

The article describes envisioned electric power links to deliver irrigation and boost farmland near Quincy Ophrata Seap Lake area. It cites wells and climate as favorable for growing crops like corn fruit melon while noting scarcity of water previously limited the land.

Bees Should Only Receive Pure Sugar Or Honey

The article urges feeding bees with clean granulated sugar or pure honey to avoid foul brood germs. It notes proper feeding from a home garden or trusted source and warns against contaminated substitutes that could harm the hive.

Community Notes From Cen tralis and Surroundings

Local gossip highlights guests at Dr and Mere Cenversa taat week and visits by Mr and Mrs Pollock to Alberts Chas. Pettit opens a Lunet counter at the Club Pool Room. School and church events include Father and Sons gathering at ME church and a Scouts choir program.

Gue Elvrigit Centralis Mere T. Pollock Mire Spear Alberts Chas. Pettit Har Marpert Williams E. Sieversey Mra &. C. Moe Frider

Local social notes and family moves reported

Plain notes list visits and relocations in Lake Wengitches area. Families including Geofgee Brown and daughter Mattie with Mrs George Shugeri visit. Jorrine and Mrs Debison move into new houses. FR Level enter Sunderdnimer. M A Wase family. Walter Merrintt returns from Camp C to join family. Mord A B Peters from Wensitches visits to care for son Hiram. Mrs Meter and others.

Geofgee Brown Mattie Lake Wengitches George Shugeri Duck Burgess Jorrine Debison FR. Level Tered Sunderdnimer Walter Merrintt Spence Camp C Wensidies Kansas Mort. A. B. Peters Wensitches Nonse Hiram

Summons for Foreclosure of Tax Lien in Chelan County Washington

The Superior Court of Washington Chelan County proceeds on a tax lien filed by Northern Lumber Corp and others against described real property. Defendants are summoned to appear within sixty days after first publication to answer and defend the foreclosure action for taxes, penalties, interest, and costs with a jury trial requested.

F Washington Chelan County Greet Northern Lumber Cam- FeRry State OF Washington ‘Co Lindser al Perrone Linber Gourtr Cralen Tate Washington Benge Panes Toxeer

Default Judgment Notice for Public Sale of Delinquent Property

Public announcement dated December 30 states a judgment will proceed for failure to pay a debt tied to a certificate of celabquency. It outlines penalties and interest against the lien and premises referenced, with further details to follow in a forthcoming publication.

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