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Newspaper

Leavenworth Echo

Location

Leavenworth, Washington, United States of America

Date

Jan 21, 1916

Page

4

Leprosy Check Reversed by Indian Remedy at Ann Arbor

A patient with advanced leprosy treated at the University of Michigan Hospital using chaulmoogra oil shows marked improvement and potential return to work. Dr. Udo Wise notes the case challenges stigma and asserts the patient now poses no greater risk than a tuberculosis patient as he pursues life and income for his wife and baby.

Ann Arbor Mich Udo Wile Medical Faculty University of Michigan Wise University General Hospital India Wile Dr. Wise

Community News with Visits and Social Evening

Eagle Creek residents report Dick McDonald hauled wood for the Johnson boys last week. Mrs. Ted Maillette returned home from Leavenworth with her mother Mrs. John Carstens. Mrs. Sparks Miss Ross and Harry Berger visited the Ray Sharpe home. Merlin Schons spent a few days in Wenatchee. Neighbors surprised Mr. and Mrs. H A Anderson with a pie clad gathering on Monday evening followed by dancing and singing into the night.

Dick McDonald Johnson Boys Ted Maillette Leavenworth John Carstens Mrs. Sparks Miss Ross Harry Berger Ray Sharpe Merlin Schons Wenatchee H. A. Anderson

Let Us Be Your Family Druggist at Koerner's Drug Store

A 1920s style promo urges readers to trust Koerner's Drug Store as a dependable family druggist. It notes the courtesy of service, guarantees on products, and aims to convert shoppers into regular customers with a promise of utmost confidence and goodwill.

Koerner

Robert Leslie Returns to Leavenworth After Okanogan Stay

Robert Leslie came back to Leavenworth yesterday following a month in the Okanogan country.

Robert Leslie Leavenworth Okanogan

Wenatchee Area Notes Include Births Visits and Meetings

Peshastin visitor Peshastin P D Fawcett. J W Sussex on jury duty. baby girl born Jan 13 1916 to Mr and Mrs Harry Harvey. Mabel Hollenbeck heads to Everett to join husband Geo Sussex Jr in Cashmere. Vera Maguire resigns school post for Wenatchee office. Registration officer J B Duncan opens books for Peshastin voters. school seats installed. revival meetings across the river end. Earl Wingate party with Progresive 500 entertainment and cider luncheon at Wingate ranch. attendees listed among local families.

Harry Harvey Geo. Sussex, Jr Cashmere Peshastin Vera Maguire Wenatchee J. W. Sussex W. H. Walker J. B. Duncan Wingate Ranch Earl Wingate F. A. Wingate Wingates Wingate E. Brugette P. R. Bradley A. Bigelow J. H. Garretson Maud Stewart Jake Garretson

Dryden Social Roundup Sees Guests And Club Events

Dryden residents welcome visitors from Brewster and Cashmere while local clubs hold gatherings. Mrs Patterson and Howard Foster return home after short visits. O E S Whist Club and Dryden Eastern Star lodge host events with meals and divested colors. Reading Club meeting rounds out the week.

Kate Patterson Cashmere Campbell Howard Foster Charles Amos Brewster Sherman’s Hall O. E. S. Whist Club Dryden Tony Sorenson A. J. Hall Jas. Dollar Walter Smith Dryden Eastern Star Lodge Sherman's Hall Masons Cashmere Eastern Stars Dryden Ladies’ Reading Club J. G. Peters

Sloan's Liniment Claims Quick Rheumatism Relief

A reader testifies after three weeks of rheumatic pain, using Sloan's Liniment for days, and reports rapid relief. The letter notes San Francisco work at a large department store and claims the product is sold for 25 cents at druggists.

Sloan Sload S. F Sloan’s H. B. Smith San Francisco Cal

Inoculation Boosts Legume Crops Says Professor Schafer

Reports from the State Agricultural Experiment Station show artificial inoculation of legume crops like alfalfa red clover and field peas yields stronger greener and heavier growth. Growers note benefits from inoculated fields and many plan broader inoculation in 1916.

E. G. Schafer State Agricultural Experiment Station

Origin of Uncle Sam in War of 1812 Pork Pact

Elbert Anderson of New York supplied a large pork shipment to the U S government for the navy. The pork was inspected by a tall lank man named Samuel Wilson, known as Uncle Sam, whose barrels bore Anderson’s name with U S branding. The label helped popularize the nickname.

United States Great Britain Elbert Anderson New York Samuel Wilson Sam U. S

Uncle Sam Meaning Becomes Governmentwide Joke

A joke about the initials U. S. on pork barrels shifts from marking to Uncle Sam Wilson and finally to denote the United States government, as Wilson and workers teased the inspector and newspapers popularized the misinterpretation.

U. S Wilson’s Uncle Sam Uncle Sam Wilson Wilson Sam United States

Intelligent Administration of the U S Forests

The article notes one and a half million railroad ties cut from National Forests annually and a yearly beef and mutton sale of about 1.0 billion pounds from forest range herds. It cites a 50 percent higher livestock-to-area ratio than a decade ago and 40 million feet of timber used yearly by Alaska salmon towns.

National Forest Alaska Chugach Tongass Forest Service Arizona New Mexico California Oregon Idaho Utah Wyoming Colorado Montana South Dakota

Forest stumpage policy shifts ease access and trespass disputes

The incentive has largely eroded by free use or reasonably priced sale of National Forest stumpage. New trespass cases mainly arise from accidental title errors or boundary mislocations, reflecting ongoing land access and ownership issues.

Skookum Apples Marketing By Northwestern Fruit Exchange

A New York City visitor reports the Northwestern Fruit Exchange promoting boxed apples under the Skookum brand. Advertisements appear in subway cars and stores with color pictures and an Indian legend claiming health benefits. The company also showcases Skookum at pure food and business shows as a seasonal practice.

New York City Northwest Northwestern Fruit Exchange New York

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P. A. Snyder Elliott Bidg W. Hoxley Leavenworth, Wash DR. J. Stillson Judah Leavenworth Hospital Attorneys AT Law J. A. Adams Hughes & Adams Attorneys At Law Columbia Valley Bank Bldg Wenatchee, Wash Fred Kemp E. L. Baker N. A. Pearson Elliot Elk G. H. Hannan Crellard Crellard Lawyers Washington B. J. Williams A N. Corbin Williams Corbin Lewis J. Nelson Elliott Block E. W. Fox Eight St Weeler Leavenworth, Washington John E. Porter Attorney At Law Notary Public Columbia Valley Bank Wenatchee Wash Knights of Pythias Valentine Franklin D. D A. R. Brown R. and Zarthan Lodge No Masonic Temple Jack Ruth W.M A. G. McKeown Secy Mr le Nor Tilana Tab Eagle George P. D. Fawcett Mabel Hollenbeck Everett M. E Jeffords Monitor Morton Prince Albert Pringe Albert P. A Prince Albert Tobacco R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Company Winston-Salem, N. C R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Co Harrington Missouri Leavenworth Mercantile Co Intelligent Administration of the U. S. Forests L. J. Howerton
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