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Leavenworth Echo

Location

Leavenworth, Washington, United States of America

Date

Jan 23, 1914

Page

6

Light Snow Across Mountain ValIeys Marks Mild Winter

Weather reports from Seattle and observers in Pacific Northwest moun tains describe a remarkably mild winter with the lightest snowfall in years. Lower Cascades show 1 to 5 inches. eastern slopes 9 to 36 inches, averaging 18. Snowpack has melted to shallow depths, with limited remaining snow at high elevations.

Seattle United States Weather Bureau Cascades Aladdin Stevens County

Kickapoo Worm Killer Promises Safe Relief for All Ages

The advertisement touts Kickapoo Worm Killer as a reliable remedy for worms in children and adults. It claims benefits such as improved digestion, increased liver action, and overall health, noting it comes in candy form and is safe for delicate children. Available at drug stores or by mail from Kickapoo Indian Medicine Co.

Kickapoo Indian Medicine Co Philadelphia St. Louis

Reminiscences of Jumbo Koontz and the mail sacks

The piece recalls Jumbo Koontz, once a rail yard fireman in our city, now a veteran on the S P and S. On his first trip he misread orders about mail sacks, collecting four sacks into the engine’s gangway, provoking laughter from his engineer and the mail clerk as Koontz explained the mishap.

Jumbo Koontz Jumbo Koontz Sky Chiwaukum Leavenworth

A Liberal Education and the Ideal Scholar

Thomas Henry Huxley argues that true liberal education molds body and mind into a disciplined servant of will. A well trained youth combines mechanical ease with clear logic, vast knowledge, and virtuous passions. The educated man loves beauty, hates vileness, and respects others as himself.

Thomas Henry Huxley

When Trees Fall to Foolish Acts in the Sierras

John Muir laments that fools destroy ancient forests for fleeting gain. He argues saplings cannot replace 3,000-year-old pines and notes nature’s resilience versus human folly, urging protection under a national standard.

Sierras Uncle Sam John Muir

Advertised Letters At Leavenworth Post Office

Unclaimed letters as of January 21 include F W Gardner Nelce Nelson Mrs J R Smith Charles Shafer Cory Wiley G A Hamilton postmaster. Also notes Battling Brandt, former local fighter, now in Boxersville California, scheduled to box Tommy Burns on January 26 in Wenatchee eligibility.

Leavenworths F W Gardner Nelce Nelson J R Smith Charles Shafer Cory Wiley G. A. Hamilton Battling Brandt Hagen Seattle Wenatchee Boxersville California Tommy Burns

Leavenworth adopts ordinance repealing prior water and street commissioner plan

The Leavenworth City Council repeals Ordinance No. 109 by passing Ordinance No. 133. It provides for appointing a water commissioner and a street commissioner with salaries and becomes effective five days after its passage publication. Mayor S. C. Woldenburg signs. city officials certify. published January 28, 1914.

City of Leavenworth S.C. Woldenburg A. Potter A.R. Brown E. H. Fox Venworth Jae Muisry Oldenburg KE. H. Fox Wis

Rooms with Board With Mrs James Defeyter Visit

Mrs James Defeyter is here visiting with friends offering rooms with board. Rates reasonable. Mrs Robt Coleman hosts guests. 3-6.

Mrs. James Defeyter Robt. Coleman

Ordinance Approving District 3 Improvement Assessments

City council approves and confirms assessments for Evans Street and Benton Street improvements in Improvement District 3. The ordinance outlines levy terms, interest at 6 percent, ten yearly installments, bond issuance tied to contractor payment, and local improvement fund creation with publication and signing formalities.

Evans Street Benton Street Summit Avenue Railroad Avenue City of Leavenworth State of Washington

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