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Newspaper

Leavenworth Echo

Location

Leavenworth, Washington, United States of America

Date

Jul 14, 1922

Page

8

Properties for sale and assorted notices in Washington

Classified short ads include care by hour or day for children, sewing by day or piece, sale or trade of a Shetland ponies team, Hotel Anderson for sale or lease, land for sale or rent with option to buy near Cyclone Johnson and Sylvester ranches, various farm items for sale, a desirable 5 room house for sale, lost double key ring with post office keys, estray bay mare and saddle horse with brands near Leavenworth and Eagle Creek, contacts provided.

M. O. van Brocklin Eagle Creek J. B. Schons Leavenworth Wash

Government hunter kills largest Arizona grizzly

The biggest Arizona grizzly was killed in early June by a Government hunter from the Biological Survey of the U S Department of Agriculture. The bear weighed 1200 to 1500 pounds, stood roughly 8 feet high on hind legs, and caused livestock losses estimated at 25000 dollars. The skin and skull were exhibited in Phoenix before being sent to Washington.

California United States Department of Agriculture

Bear's raids tally cattle losses. herd sapped by bear

The time expressed belief the bear had eaten fully 75000 dollars worth of his cattle. The Biological Survey inspector reported twelve head killed in one week, including a pure bred Hereford bull of about 1800 pounds. Cows and calves were favored. the bear ate udders and calf stomachs and did not return to carcasses.

What To Put In Lunch Baskets For School Children

Reading lists several school lunch ideas inspired by USDA guidance. It covers meat fillings, baked fruit, cookies, rolls filled with meat or fish, fruit varieties, bread with fillings like cottage cheese cream cheese and peanut butter, hard boiled eggs, biscuits, vegetables, and milk. It suggests combinations using sandwiches, fruit, custard, jelly, cheese, and baked goods for a nutritious noon meal.

Icing Milk Deliveries At Night Urged By U S Agriculture

The U S Department of Agriculture urges icing night milk deliveries, noting nighttime transport often requires extra cooling. It stresses the time from plant to home fridge matters most, recommends 50 F or lower at doorstep, and suggests insulated containers to aid keeping milk cold.

United States Department of Agriculture

Harold Peat Delivers Peace Lecture Introducing Your Neighbor

Harold Peat, famed war hero and journalist, discusses peace in a compelling talk titled Introducing Your Neighbor. The Canadian-born orator, described as a lively storyteller, vows to fuse humor with instruction and inspiration to promote harmonious ties among English-speaking peoples.

Harold Peat Peat Chicago Daily News Mr. Peat New Zealand Australia

Chautauqua Features Batting Mahler Monologue Show

Two programs by Miss Ethel Batting and Miss Helen Mahler delight patrons with monologues songs impersonations and sketches. The duo earns praise as witty original and vivacious with cited acclaim from Leland Powers and The Cleveland News ahead of Hilburns impersonations.

Chautauqua Ethel Batting Helen Mahler Miss Batting Leland T. Powers Boston Hilburn

Master entertainer A Mather Hilburn to headline Chautauqua show

Enthusiastic critics praise A Mather Hilburn as a master entertainer. The East’s standard Chautauqua attraction will perform a program of characterizations using wig grease paint and makeup artistry. His versatile act showcases training and platform experience on Chautauqua’s opening night.

A. Mather Hilburn East Mr. Hilburn

Leavenworth and Dryden Slow Game Highlight Weekend

Leavenworth defeated Dryden 19 to 15 in a notably slow contest last Sunday with two more games on the schedule. Peshastin and Leavenworth clash on Leavenworth grounds while Malaga meets Peshastin and Dryden with Malaga also facing Leavenworth. Season ends after two more Sundays of play.

Leavenworth Dryden Malaga Peshastin

Strike settlement possible after labor board talks

Conference between labor board chairman Hooper and B M Jewell head of the unions suggests a strike settlement may come soon with a meeting with road operators likely. National conditions unchanged and rail crews remain short as trainmen threaten to strike if conditions do not improve.

Hooper Labor Board B. M. Jewell

Bread variety boosts kids’ appetite at school meals

The United States Department of Agriculture notes children eat more bread when served in baskets at lunch or hot meals. Simple changes like shaping bread with a twist or using cookie cutters, and adding raisins currants or nut meats, increase a child’s relish.

United States Department of Agriculture

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