Northwest Items Highlight Alaska Travel and Transport News
Secretary McPherson of the Alaska Bureau will tour Yukon Territory and Alaska for first hand conditions. A Senate Territories panel revises Alaska home rule to a 16 member legislative council and a railroad commission. Life insurers paid 2,750,000 to Washington state beneficiaries in 1911, Seattle receiving about a third. Tacoma marks Montamara Festa with concerts, fireworks, parades, and races. C D Stimson set a Seattle to New York drive record in 17 days, averaging 235 miles daily with a Packard six. University of Washington plans a third Optometry school next fall, to train optometrists per new state rules.
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McPherson
Alaska Bureau
Seattle Chamber of Commerce
Yukon Territory
Alaska
Congress
Senate Committee On Territories
House
Legislative Council
Washington
Seattle
George S. MacLaren
F. T. Howard
New Orleans
Tacoma
Mexico
Cortez
Northwest
C. D. Stimson
New York
Stimson
Pacific Northwest
Wyoming
Idaho
University of Washington
Columbia University
Univerversity of
Illinois
Combatting Noxious Weeds Advice From State Experi Station Experts
State Experiment Station experts touring the central part of the state report the weed problem in the wheat belt is growing serious. They outline methods to combat annual weeds such as Russian thistle tumbleweed tumble mustard prickly lettuce and wild oats by preventing seed production and cutting tops before blooming.
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State Experiment Station
Wheat
Washington
Jim Hill
Weeds and tree crotches treated for farm maintenance
The article explains methods to prevent weed seed germination by shallow disking and timely plowing. It stresses starving deep roots of perennials by repeated underground cutting, and notes dangers of weak tree crotches and Bracing techniques. It cites W. W. Robbins of Colorado Agricultural College and Chamberlains Liniment sold at King's City Drug Store.
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W. W. Robbins
Colorado Agricultural College
Fort Collins
Chamberlain
King’s City Drug Store
Bucklen Arnica Salve Fights Insect Bites and More
A Boston man lost his leg after an insect bite two years ago. Bucklen's Arnica Salve should be applied promptly to kill poison and prevent inflammation swelling and pain. It heals burns boils ulcers piles eczema cuts and bruises. Only 25 cents at all druggists.
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Boston
Bucklen
Notice of Sheriff sale of Chelan real estate foreclosure
The Leavenworth State Bank sues John Q Gilbert Edwina Gilbert M F Gilbert Elizabeth Gilbert and Anna Zinkey in Chelan county Superior Court. A foreclosure order dated June 6 1912 sets a sale August 3 1912 at 2 pm at the Chelan County Courthouse Wenatchee for the described Ideal Orchard Tracts and Peshastin blocks to satisfy a 3489.80 judgment plus interest costs and attorney fees. Sheriff J E Ferguson will conduct the sale for cash to the highest bidder.
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State of Washington
Chelan County
Leavenworth State Bank
John Q. Gilbert
Edwinna A. Gilbert
M. F. Gilbert Andlizabeth Gilbert
Anna Zinkey
Chelan
Washington
Wenatchee Avenue
City of
Wenatchee
J. E. Ferguson
Chelano County
Notice to Contractors Leavenworth Street Improvement Bid
Sealed proposals addressed to the City Clerk of Leavenworth Washington will be received by eight P.M. July 11 1912 for labor and materials to improve Front Ninth and Eighth Streets with Grade Bitulithic pavement curbs sidewalks and drainage as described in city specifications. Bond five percent with certified check. Work to begin within ten days of contract and finish within 150 days. Bid must accept Warren Brothers Company license terms for Bitulithic paving. The council may reject any bid. City Clerk Guy A Hamilton dated June 27 1912.
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City of
Leavenworth
Chelan County
Washington
Front Street
Ralston
Great Northern Railway Company
Ninth Street
Commercial Street
Eighth Street
Highth Street
Warren Brothers Company
Guy A. Hamilton
Order to Show Cause Why Distribution Should Not Be Made
In Chelan County Washington probate court estate of James Hamilton the court orders all interested parties to appear July 17 1912 at 9 a m to show cause why residue should not be distributed. Personal service 15 days prior or four weekly notices in Leavenworth Echo. Signed Judge Wm A Grimshaw June 1 1912.
Probate notice in Chelan County estate case
In the matter of the estate of Galen F. James deceased the court orders final distribution and directs all interested parties to appear in Wenatchee on July 17 1912 to show cause why the order should not be personally served to all interested parties at least ten days prior Echo newspaper circulates in the county Dated June 16 1912 Signed WM A Grimbhaw Judge
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Superior Court
State of Washington
Chelan County
James Hamilton
Jacobsen
Court House
Wenatchee
Leavenworth Echo
Wm.a,grimshaw
Galen F. James
Nathan A James
WM. A.grimbhaw
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Browns Home Study
Eichth & Pine Srs
St. Louis,Mo
Business Publishing Co
8Th and Pine Sts
St. Louis
Business College
Overland Bar
J. B. Violette
Prop
Leavenworth, Wash
Opera
J. E. Tholin
Seattle Brewing & Malting Cottle
Paul Weigand
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