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Newspaper
Leavenworth Echo
Location
Leavenworth, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1921
Page
7
Local notes from Peshastin cover visits and travels of residents across nearby towns. Items include residents dining with friends, sales of property, pastimes, illnesses, and social gatherings. The column mentions entertainers, road traffic on the new creek, and visits by relatives from Seattle Wenatchee and Everett.
Cashmere notices list multiple visits and travels with guests from Dryden Monroe Seattle Minnepolis and Portland. Local families welcome new babies and a bride returning from Wilson Creek. A library board gains three new members. a Garden Fete draws a large crowd. a child loses fingers in an electric washer. several diplomas and high school events noted.
Yakima County Grange disavows William Bouck and forwards the disloyal address to Attorney General Daugherty to seek federal law compliance ruling. The source notes the sender is unknown but likely a pro Bouck faction member. the Grange pledges to pursue action within its power.
The Spokesman-Review reports Souck’s Colville address, deemed radical and communistic by state Grange members. They demand Bouck be discarded or risk the Grange’s collapse, contrasting his views with American liberty and wartime loyalties.
A business man recalls visiting a Scottish farm yearly and noting Sandy the elder worker did not wear his usual fur cap. He learns Sandy kept it off since a past accident when McGregor invited him for a drink and he failed to hear the invitation, leading to the event.
An Irishman enters a shop with a yard sale sign and asks for a yard of milk. The shopman draws a yardlong line in milk on the counter and quotes five cents. The man agrees to buy it, rolling up the line of milk.
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