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Newspaper
Leavenworth Echo
Location
Leavenworth, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1918
Page
6
A coastal tale of the stingy Goodfield couple ends in tragedy as the man reveals a fortune then dies. Neighbors recall his thrift while Halifax calls spur a noble response, with villagers pledging clothing and funds to the Red Cross.
In Peshastin the day’s notes record guests including Mrs Frank H Means of Wenatchee and Miss Florence Day host, with visits from Chauncey Baxter and Catherine Baxter of Seattle. Students and farmers discuss canning cherries and berries, War Stamp drives raise funds, and a death in Seattle is noted. a Superior Court notice appoints C B Hughes administrator for Josephine Violette with six months to file claims.
In Chelan County Superior Court Edith Pitschow sues Louis Pitschow for divorce on grounds of desertion abandonment and non support. Summons by publication requires defense within sixty days after first publication July 5 1918. SAM R SUMNER is attorney for the plaintiff with Wenatchee address.
Miss Minnie Hagler and others leave for Tacoma and Wenatchee visits while Captain Hanson arrives from Seattle to spend time with friends. Leavenworth Red Cross names a new vice chair, and several local mills suspend operations until after the Fourth to allow workers rest and celebration.
A Youth’s Companion essay argues the U.S. presidency has grown to dictatorial reach, with control over military command, foreign policy, and extensive domestic powers. It notes Congress empowered reorganizations, and that everyday life is tightly managed through materials, prices, and transport controls.
Government reports say both cotton and corn are above average and promise yields near the nation’s largest on record. Officials anticipate a strong harvest season across major farming regions.
The University of Washington hosts a second two week military training camp from July 8 to 22 under the Non Commissioned Officers Training Camp. Open to anyone over 18 in good health, the course costs $23 including meals uniforms and beds with instruction from regular army officers.
Echo job shop advertises printing services with a brief call for results and listings. Local commerce notices show Echo offering printing and related want ads to attract customers.
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