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Newspaper

Leavenworth Echo

Location

Leavenworth, Washington, United States of America

Date

Jan 26, 1912

Page

4

Real Estate Transfers in Wenatchee Area Listings

Property transfers recorded include GW Parrish to C A Huston in a se sw 23 23 19 for 1500 and Anna M Map to L J Crollard lot 10 11 12 block 35 GN plat at 3500. Several panarchy deeds listed with small payments, including Maud V Roys to A A Macy and Macy to Minnie R Macy for minor interests. Other transfers cover fields in Col Hets and Nob Hill with varied sums up to 18000 for AC Dallach to Elizabeth Woorley and Harriott Ward to Pearl Holcomb totaling 11000.

Anna M L J Crollard

Federal control of transport and mail urged by M F Gilbert

M F Gilbert argues for federal supervision of telegraph rail and money systems alongside mail. He cites Alaska’s wealth and job potential, saying broader coordination would raise wages, reduce poverty, and curb exploitation. He frames the issue as a Christian duty to act against looming wars.

Alaska United States M. F. Gilbert

A Hero In A Lighthouse Wins With Electric Bitters

J S Donahue of South Haven Michigan, a Civil War captain and lighthouse keeper, credits Electric Bitters with curing kidney trouble and chills after years of failed remedies. He says the tonic improved his digestion and sight and keeps him feeling fine at seventy. He endorses it for dyspepsia and stomach liver and kidney troubles and notes it sells for 50 cents at druggists.

J. S. Donahue Haven Mich Jan

A Reflection on Life From William Winter

The excerpt presents a measured meditation on aging inspired by Disraeli. It contrasts youth and age, noting youth’s inexperience and age’s acceptance, while highlighting patience, charity, and affection as essential late-life lessons learned after a long, arduous journey.

Disraeli William Winter

Stomach and Liver Tablets Featured at King's City Drug

Advertises Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets as easy to take mild in effect for stomach disorders. Sold at King's City Drug Store.

Chamberlain King’s City Drug Store

Five Year Proof Notice for Peshastin Homestead Land

John A Wilson of Peshastin Washington files intent to make Final Five-year Proof for adjoining farm homestead entry No 10524 in section 28 township 24 north range 18 east Willamette Meridian. Public hearing before Frank A Reynolds at Leavenworth on March 2, 1912. Witnesses A Wright James B Smith Chas E Stage A G Stage.

Department of the Interior U.S. Landoffice Waterville Wash John A. Wilson Peshastin Washington Township Range 18 Willamette Meridian

Dr. King's New Life Pills Promote Digestive Health

An 1852 banquet in New Orleans paid tribute to Henry Clay. The ad touts Dr. King's New Life Pills as a remedy for stomach, digestion, liver, kidney, and bowel issues. Easy to use and affordable at 25 cents at all druggists. Jan

Henry Clay New Orleans Dr. King

Auction of Appleton Realty assets in Snohomish County

In Snohomish County Superior Court bids are invited for all assets of Appleton Realty Company under a December 29 1911 order. The sale includes real estate interests in sections 31 29 30 with 198 acres and unpaid contract balance 11500 plus six tons of potatoes and forty tons of alfalfa personal property. Bids due January 81 1912 by noon with 25 percent deposit. balance due within 15 days after acceptance. James Barron receiver 407 American National Bank Building Everett Washington.

State of Washington Snohomish T. H. Lloyd Appleton Realty Company Little Chumstick Creek Township Twenty Appleton Realty Co James Barron American National Bank Everett Washington Robert McMurchie Wash

Gilbert's Plan to Reform Money Ownership in 1912

Wenatchee Washington January 18 1912 Gilbert argues for using postal savings banks as depositories and lending to the people to spur industry while taxing four percent to fund government operations He contends monetary reform would challenge Morgan and his allies while preserving liberty Hitchcock also favors federal ownership of the system.

Wenatchee, Wash Morgan Hitchcock

Also Mentioned on This Page

Rutherford & Burns Grant J. E. Grant Wenatchee Hotel Leavenworth Elman Depot Court House Chelan County Abstract Company Sto Konstantin Burger Parrish Huston N P Ry Co Valhalla Or Co E C Simonson E W Simonson C W Cook Elizabeth R Cook C Hansen I E Alexander Ralstons Maud Roys Macy Peachey Minnie J A Murphy Landreth Wen Park F H McMullen Harn Derifield E J Allen F W Smith Clifford J H McGowhan Hill J H Minton W K McKenzie Millerdale SC Shomas Eva A Darnell Sophia Hardenburgh Lake Park P H Taylor Ao Henderson Harriott O Ward Pearl P Holcomb O W Kinzeback Grace Baptist Church of Wen LJ Ailen L J Nelson Se John Bjork Fred Monkton Frank Searles Merriams L Rogers R H Hamilton Chelan Falls FD Brown R Hamilton AC Dallach Elizabeth Florence Woorley Ptaw F A Reynolds Richard Simons Cascade Gardens Echo Office Attorneys AT Law G. W. Hoxley Leavenworth, Wash Lewis J. Nelson J. B. Adams E. H. Fox Smith Building Carlquist’s Jewelry Leavenworth, Washington Victor Martin Omar P, Barrows John E. Porter Columbia Valley Bank Wenatchee Wash Tra Thomas G. G. Hannan Thomas & Hannan Lawyers Rarey Building R. S. Ludington Freda Kemp Luddington Kemp Fice F. and M. Bank Chelan County Ettie Mitchell A. L. Mitchell Leavenworth Echo Wm. A. Grimshaw John Holden Guy A. Hamilton Reeves, Crollard Reeves Reeves Building Farmers Griffith B. J. Williams A. N. Corbin Williams Corbin Starr Columbia Val Bank Bildg Gilbert Leavenworth Wash Hollister Rocky Mountain Jan —City Wenatchee National Forest A. H. Sylvester A. L. Mitchel Deventer Superior Court Thayer Lattiefeld Uty Chelan David Keith Chelan Obunte Cascade Aerie Order of Eagles C.F. Hall A.M. Johnson Wortley I. W. Faulkner Hamilton Lodge No. 244 Chickamin Lodge Hall Sachem T. C. Thompson Art Johnson Ladies of the Maccabees Opera House Anna Tholin Ida Bauman Knights of Pythias Firemen's Hall Leavenworth State Bank Robt. B. Field, Cashier The Echo DR. J. Stillson Judah Koerner A. G Kkeown N. M. Sorenson Wenatchee, Washington P. A. Snyder Leavenworth Hotel W.W. M. McCoy Columbia Valley Bank Building W. H. Hamilton & Son A. J. Martin Firemen’s Leavenworth Undertaking. Co Congregational Church H. N. May Chelan County Abstract Co J. A City Drag Line Rainier Beer Lee J. Howerton Wenatchee Abstract Company Incorporated R. W. Vermilya Mgr Woldenberg
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