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Newspaper
Leavenworth Echo
Location
Leavenworth, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1910
Page
3
Horticultural writer Professor F Walden in The Ranch urges thinning peaches in early June and apples in early July. He cites experiments showing fruit size can be large even when thinning is uneven, and offers practical rules: thin to one per place, four inches apart on same limb, with adjustments for limb length and varieties.
John M. Crawford of Bellingham seeks a suitable site on the Wenatchee River for a new hatchery to be operational this fall. The former hatchery below Chiwaukum was abandoned after damming by a mill company impaired its usefulness. the new hatchery near Monitor aims to produce salmon next season.
A long list of transfers, options and sale notices including Anna Eckley to Inez Williams lot 23 Kinscherrad Leavenworth speed noted. multiple minor transfers for Wenatchee and Leavenworth. state lands offered for sale with appraisals 1600 400 1600. homestead entry notices in Wenatchee National Forest and related parcels. detailed terms and dates for 1910 sale events.
In the Superior Court of Washington Chelan County the administratrix Inez Williams for the estate of Albert B Williams deceased requests creditors and others with claims to present them with vouchers within one year of the first publication. Claims not presented within one year are barred. First published June 24 1910. Dated June 22 1910.
Notice from the Department of the Interior U S Land Office at Waterville Washington dated June 21 1910 states Anna A Tholin of Leavenworth Washington has filed intent to make final five year proof to establish a land claim for section 26 township 26 north range 18 east Willamette meridian before J E Shore A S Commissioner at Leavenworth on August 4 1910 Witnesses are William Douglas John B Cahill Charles Cromwell and Thomas H Darling all of Leavenworth Washington The notice includes personal remarks and requests for humane treatment and water during hot weather and ends with a prayer for relief.
The excerpt presents a humorous yet earnest horse perspective addressing a human master. It asks for patient instruction, gentle treatment, and fair loads, ending with a plea to keep the horse properly shod and cared for.
The Echo urges readers to stay informed by choosing its coverage for up to date local and regional events. The paper promises concise reporting, confident commentary, and timely updates on community happenings.
A woman on a street car was insulted by a man who then faced arrest after she complained. She was required to take an oath as a witness, expressing reluctance with a remark. The involved man received a five day sentence.
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