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Newspaper
Leavenworth Echo
Location
Leavenworth, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1920
Page
8
Teachers and parents embrace hot school lunches as extension workers from the USDA and state colleges expand efforts. Last year 2,929 schools adopted hot lunches. despite local prejudice, success in one school fuels demand in surrounding districts. A court exchange is noted in a separate item from the Rehobah Sunday Herald.
A witness for the defense faced cross examination with an unclear response to a lawyer's question. The record captures a partial fragment indicating ongoing testimony and procedural questioning in the courtroom.
A sharply dressed man approached the railway booking office seeking a seaman's return. The clerk replied only seamen receive them, provoking taunts from bystanders. The train master overruled and issued a ticket, recognizing the man as a seaman.
State examinations leave only five eighth graders needing geography retakes and possibly one on physiology. An unofficial list names diploma recipients: Julia Biles Ruth Canaday Myrtle Clemens Ethel Codd Joyce Doty William Gaspart Harry Gibson Vona Green Ralph Hanson Dale Hauck Walter Hauck Orvis Haugh Leona Hawley Margaret Hearst Gladys Imberg Leslie Lingley Earl Moon Leroy Peterson Floyd Rearick Clarence Swanson Fred Van De Grift Walter Wade Violet Wheeler Elvin West. Margaret Hearst has highest average 88 1 9, second honors go to Clarence Swanson 87 8 9, third to Ethel Codd 87 1 9. Floyd Rearick earned a perfect 100 in arithmetic. The board reviews opening logistics and urges early enrollment to avoid disadvantages for late entrants.
A nostalgia filled verse from New York Central Lines Magazine recalls a boyhood fishing days with simple gear a hickory rod cork sinker and speckled trout. The speaker compares past excitement to present tame sport and hints at lost zest as time passed.
The Leavenworth Water Committee announces sprinkling hours from 5 AM to 9 AM and 5 PM to 9 PM due to limited reservoir supply for fire protection. Community cooperation urged to maintain water for firefighting.
Paris eateries resume ordering snails from provincial farms as well as Italy and Switzerland. Women and children gather June to July to tenderly collect snails without cracking shells, then feed them lettuce and cabbage in wire enclosures before market.
Cotton bankets in matching colors priced at 2.65 each. Just received, full and three-quarter wool blankets in light and dark grey and matted finishes priced 10.50 12.00 and 18.00.
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