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Newspaper

Leavenworth Echo

Location

Leavenworth, Washington, United States of America

Date

Jan 21, 1910

Page

3

Mayor’s Saloon Standoff Forces Church Move

A Chicago Legal News item notes a mayor threatens to move a church due to a saloon proximity rule. He cites an ordinance banning saloons within three hundred feet of a church and gives owners three days to relocate. A livelier wedding gift gag frames the tale, with a bank approving a ten thousand dollar check.

Diggin’s Chicago Legal News

Notice to Dog Owners in Leavenworth for 1910 License Tax

Town of Leavenworth owners with dogs yet to pay the 1910 license tax must visit City Marshal J. W. Teshara to obtain their metal tag. Ordinance provisions warn that unlicensed dogs found at large are a public nuisance and may be impounded for forty eight hours with possible sale or destruction to defray costs. The marshal will post impounded dogs’ descriptions at the town hall with disposal details.

Leavenworth J. W. Teshera

Summons in Chelan County Justice Court In 1910

F E Carlquist files a verified account against B R Skiles in Geo P Rice J P court Leavenworth Precinct Leavenworth Chelan County Washington. Hearing set January 22 1910 at 10 AM. If unanswered judgment for Eight and 5100 dollars plus costs. Account filed December 31 1909.

Justice's Court Geo. P. Rice Esa Leavenworth Chelan County Washington A. D Geo. P. Ricer Leavenworth Precinct Jon

Notice of final homestead proof Waterville area

Callie Castleberry and Ethel Castleberry heirs of Harrison D. Castleberry filed intent to make final homestead proof on land described in section 18 township 25 north range 18 east near Leavenworth Washington. Proof date set for February 2 1910 before U.S. Commissioner J E Shore. Witnesses listed from Wenatchee and Leavenworth.

Department of the Interior U.S. Land Office Waterville Wash Callie Castleberry Ethel Castleberry Harrison D. Castleberry J. E. Shore U. S Leavenworth Amanda Farmer Wenatchee Connie Parker Israel Trask Patrick H. Graham W.F. Haynes Dee

Washington gains urban status and state progress noted

The report shows Washington banks hold deposits of 187,194,679 the largest on record. Washington will have three cities over 100000 with Seattle Spokane and Tacoma rising in rank. Endowments fund Andrew Lett scholarships at University of Washington and Whitman college. Carrie Chapman Catt backs equal suffrage and real estate investments may draw her to Seattle.

Seattle Washington State Humane Society Tacoma Washington State Veterinary Medical Association S. T. Miller Wenatchee Carl Cozier Bellingham S. B. Nelson Pullman Ortis Hamilton Red Cross Fund Hamilton Walla Walla United States Ohio Pennsylvania New York New Jersey Massachutts Missouri Illinois Indiana Iowa Spokane Andrew Lett University of Washington Whitman College Thomas Burke Lett Judge Burke State Federation of Labor Hoquiam Carrie Chapman Catt Pacific Coast Washington Equal Suffrage Association

National Livestock Session Highlights From Denver

Denver report notes that during its session last week the National Livestock also discussed key issues and potential policy actions. It underscores ongoing debates among participants and anticipated outcomes for industry stakeholders in the next period.

Denver the National Livestock Also

Curious Health Claims From Harper's Weekly

The article cites various trades and remedies claiming disease resistance. It asserts exemptions from tuberculosis for breweries tanneries and ink factories, notes lime and lavender workers avoid neuralgia, and says sheep can cure whooping cough by placing a sick child with the flock. It also claims copper mining prevents typhoid and salt miners resist colds in blizzards.

Harper’s Weekly

Washington commercial clubs seek central federation report

Pacific Northwest Commerce reports strong demand from Washington commercial bodies for a central association to unify efforts. H. O. Stechan notes two thirds of clubs favor federation while Seattle Spokane and Tacoma focus on state welfare. smaller towns address local needs. Washington saw 215 factories last year with multi million dollar investment.

Pacific Northwest Commerce Seattle Spokane Tacoma Walla Walla Vancouver Everett Washington Okanogan Country Sound

Washington hay value ranks high in 1908 farm book

The 1908 year book of the Department of Agriculture notes Washington trails only two states in average farm value per acre for hay. Despite not leading in yield, higher price per ton compensates. 1908 yield averaged 2.25 tons per acre with value per acre at 24.74 dollars. S. S. King reports snow in eastern Washington shielding fall sown wheat and signaling strong prospects for a bumper crop.

Department of Agriculture Washington Inland Empire S. S. King

Also Mentioned on This Page

G. W. Hoxley Leavenworth, Wash J. BE. Shore, M. D Trinity Medical College Toronto University A. G. McKeown Attorneys AT Law A. J. King Wen’y Yaa U. . Land Department Lewis J. Nelson J. B. Adams Victor Martin Omar P, Barrows Henry Crass John E Porter Crass & Porter Lawyers Columbia Valley Bank Wenatchee, Wash Thomas & Sorenson R. S. Ludington Fred Kemp F. and M. Bank Reeves & Reeves Attorneys Counselors AT Law Wenatchee Drug Company D. Griffith Buri J. Williams J. D. Langdon Joe Massie Echo Echo Office Henry City Drag Line Rainier Beer Lee J. Howerton Davis Peterson Sale Stable News OF Pacific Northwest Great Northern Supreme Court of Washington Snohomish County Ciation Gifford Pinchot Interstate Commerce Commission Chicago S.H. Cowan Fort Worth Texas Interstate Commerce Court Taft Department of Justice James Callan Texas Cattle Raisers’ Association Telephone Central Tumwater Light & Water Company Distributors of Leavenworth Light, Water and Telephone Service S.J. van DE Grift Milingg The L.D. Store Co., Agts Tumwater Savings Bank Tumwater Savings Bank Capital & Surplus C.tchee the Opera Tholin @ Smith Farmers’ Weekly Dispatch the Farmers’ Weekly Dispatch ST. Pau Telegraph News Service News of the World
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