Breezy Bits From Peshastin Highlights Local Happenings
Community notes from Peshastin recount sickness and recovery, social gatherings, a camping outing led by John McCoy and Mr Stevens, a tonsil operation, travels to Honolulu planned by a local youth, dinners and visits to nearby towns, a White Elephant social and a Woodmen Hall dance. New twin babies, a baby boy at the Bergrens, and church activities plus a planned reorganizing meeting are listed among the week’s events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nigger Creek
John McCoy
Mr. Stevens
Coons
Ed. Brugette
Lake Chelan
Forrest Leedy
Wenatchee
Ladies Aid Society
Joe Kirby
M. F. Gilbert
Riverside
Peshastin
Mary Bergren
Gus Bergren
Christian Endeavor Society of the Community Church
Rex Anderson
Card of Thanks for Fire Help and Support
The Gray family thanks friends who aided after their home fire. They acknowledge contributions of money and clothing and express gratitude for the community’s assistance during their loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. W. Gray
Famil
Notice to Contractors for Leavenworth Street Improvements
City Clerk invites sealed proposals by July 26 1921 for cement sidewalks on Commercial Division Main Eighth Ninth Streets and related grading in Leavenworth Washington Plans and specs on file Bid security five percent and performance bond required Council may reject bids City Clerk KB Gowing signs notice July 15 1921.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City of
Leavenworth
Commercial Street
Eighth Street
Thirteenth Street
Division Street
Main Street
Tenth Street
Ninth Street
Washington
A. D
KB. G. Gowing
Ordinance Amends Bonds for Leavenworth District No 11
City council ordinance updates bond terms for Local Improvement District No 11. Bonds at 7 percent interest issued over twelve years payable via annual special assessments. Redemption by warrants or cash. first reading June 4 1921. approved July 12 1921 by Mayor Blomke. Published July 15 1921.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City OF Leavenworth
City of
Leavenworth
Improveemnt District Fund
A. D
Anthony Blombke
Fun
Anthony Blomeke
Ordinance 208 Amends Leavenworth Bonds Rules
The city of Leavenworth amends section 4 of Ordinance 198 for Improvement District No. 6. It fixes bond terms at 7 percent per annum and allows the city to sell bonds and fund improvements. First Reading June 4 1921. Mayor Anthony Blohmke approves and the notice is published in the Leavenworth Echo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prince Albert
City OF Leavenworth
City of
Leavenworth
Ordinance 209 Updates Local Improvement District 11 Assessment
Ordinance 209 revises Section 5 of Ordinance 205 for City action on Local Improvement District No. 11. The measure clarifies assessment parameters and authority. It outlines the procedural steps and official adoption status for the city council to enact the updated assessment framework.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City OF Leavenworth
City of
Leavenworth
City Council approves installment plan for property taxes
Section details a 30 day payment window for assessed property sums and allows remaining amounts to be paid in ten equal annual installments with 7 percent interest. Installments, interest, and subsequent payments are collected as provided by law. Passed by the City Council on July 12 1921. Attest KF Gowing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Remington & Bellinger
Anthony Blomeke
Leavenworth Ordinance Amends Payment on Property Taxes
Ordinance No 210 amends Section 5 of Ordinance No 208 in Leavenworth to allow payment of sums due on land or property during an 80 day period with the remaining balance payable in ten annual installments at 7 percent interest. Installments and interest are to be collected annually thereafter as provided by law, with officials I G Gow ing and Herman Howe f as witnesses and the notice published in the Leavenworth Media.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Adel Hays
Chautauqua
Miss Hays
Ruth Pearcy
New York
Maine
John McCormack
Alda
Percy Grainger
Toscha Seidel
John Wainman
Claude Scheil
Beulah Clark
Ordinance 211 Issued for Leavenworth District Bonds
City council sets bonds for Local Improvement District No. 10 to fund a specified improvement. Bonds are redeemable by special assessments over ten years at 7 percent interest, with option for cash redemption by the city. Published July 15 1921 in Leavenworth Echo.
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Tom Foster
P. L. F. Club
Harry Harvey
Oscar Miller
Miss Mamie
Billy Stage
Woodman Hall
Mrs. Lemaster Jis
Soap Lake
Honolulu
John Coppock
Cashmere
Mr. and
Mrs. Renlogle
M. FE. Ladies’ Aid Society
Grange Hall
Pera
R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Co
Winston-Salem
Jimmy Pipe
Pringe Albert
E.G. Gowing
Herman Howe
Leavenworth Keho
Leavenworth Echo
KF. G. Gowing
Remington & Ballinger
I. G. Gowing
Herman Howef
Leavenworth Media
Herman Howf
L. J. Nelson
Nelson & Howe Law Offices
Elliott Building
J. T. Lindley
J. W. Elliott
Bert Williams
Leavenworth, Wn
G. W. Hoxley
A. Lessing
Leavenworth Hospital
Office
W. W. Elmer, M. PD
Leavenworth, Wash
Myrtle Snyder
Barclay Hotel
C. A. Laws
Leavenworth Undertaking Co
Town & Hennessy
Sam R. Sumner
Columbia Valley Bank Bldg
Burt J. Williams
Chelan Co
N. M. Sorenson Lawyer
Blue Wenatchee
John FE. P
Columbia Valley Bank
E. J. Widbey
Nat'l Bank
Wenatche
H. Baer
M. D
Commercial Bank Bldg
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