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Leavenworth Echo

Location

Leavenworth, Washington, United States of America

Date

Jul 19, 1912

Page

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Leavenworth Council approves water works bond plan

City council adopts a resolution to submit a $44 000 water works bond proposition to voters. Engineer R E Brown plans were reviewed and approved for a gravity water system using Icicle River sources. The vote requires three fifths to pass and the bond ordinance will be prepared.

Brown Geo. Briskey Icicle River J. B. Adams Great Northern Railway Warren Construction Co Portland Barber Asphalt Co Edward Wiles Co Thomas Burke Leavenworth Icicle City of County of Chelan State of Washington R. E. Brown

Prominent Democrat Pettigrew Backs Roosevelt After Baltimore

Clark delegate Pettigrew from South Dakota aligns with Col. Roosevelt after the Baltimore convention. He criticizes Wilson and the Democratic platform, doubts southern support for Wilson, and recalls his earlier party switch from Republican due to the free silver fight.

Mr. Pettigrew Clark Baltimore Bryan R. F. Pettigrew Republican Party Democratic Party Senate Oyster Bay Col. Roosevelt Pettigrew Woodrow Wilson South Dakota Wilson

All political parties toward farmer vote in campaign

The piece notes parties will target the farmer vote in the presidential campaign while also addressing other groups. It highlights how farming interests could boost exports by protecting producers and enabling market access, citing Census data on fruit production led by apples and regional production values. The government urges expansion of farm employment and offers a free Agriculture Opportunities bulletin detailing climate, soil, crops, land prices, and regional inducements.

France England Spain Sicily Europe Baltic Danube New York State United States California Department of Commerce and Labor Department Washington North Atlantic States North Central States South Central States Alaska Hawaiian Islands

Annual Meeting of Chelan County School Directors

The Chelan county school directors convene at Wenatchee July 25 1912 and Chelan July 27 1912 for district discussion. The program features a question box and talks from state officials including Dewey Burrows Sorensen and Gellatly.

Chelan County Orondo Avenue Wenatchee Chelan Sorensen Gellatly Dewey A. S. Burrows King County

Canada no good for an American homesteader seeks advice

Two Spokane men return from Alberta after three months looking for homesteads and warn Americans to stay home. They cite high costs and limited suitable land while Edmonton and Calgary show prosperity due to American in-migration. They report others share the same disappointment and note alternatives like Peace River are far and costly. Also mention a potlatch trip to Seattle and local social notes including a public watering trough installation for teamsters.

Canada Spokane S. L. Ferguson Sharp Avenue W. H. Dordrot Alberta Mr. Dordrot Edmonton Calgary Peace River Country

Golden Potlatch thrills Seattle amid mining talk and politics

The Northwest feature highlights Seattle’s Golden Potlatch week with parades, air shows, and Washington made goods booths. It notes rising mineral prospects in Washington and mining activity in Ferry, Entiat, Chelan, and Methow districts as Seattle firms study potential expansion. Governor Teats seeks lieutenant governor on a progressive platform, backing direct legislation and recall with Alaska issues growing in national attention. An Oregon-Washington Railway veteran retires, replaced by J H O Neill. Eighty women pass Seattle police entrance exams with diverse motives and ages from 28 to 61.

Seattle State Queen City The Elks Grand Lodge Portland Pacific Northwest Washington Republic Ferry County Columbia River Entiat Valley Lake Chelan Methow Seattle Construction & Dry Dock Company

Last day to file candidacy declarations set by AG ruling

Attorney General Tanner says declarations for the September primaries must be filed by August 9. The law requires 30 days before the primaries, but court rulings push the deadline to the previous weekday.

Tanner

Law Suit Grows Out Of Message Error in NY

A telegraph transmission mistake swapped love with leave altering a marriage proposal. A New York suit claims damages for alienation of affection after the recipient returned the engagement ring and declined the offer. The telegraph company argues the error was not due to negligence but Morse spelling caused the mix up.

New York State

Summer School Enrollment at University Totals 459

The ninth annual summer session at the University of Washington draws 459 students, up from 373. King county provides 213 enrollees, with representation from 29 counties and 22 states plus two countries. Graduates include 186 high school, 105 normal school, and 146 college graduates. 51 principals, 81 high school teachers, 146 grade teachers, 5 superintendents and 8 supervisors are enrolled.

University of Washington King County Pierce County Chelan County Snohomish County Spokane Washington Oregon Montana Minnesota Iowa New York Wisconsin

Real Estate Trades Through Reynolds Agency In Week

The Reynolds Real Estate Agency facilitated several transfers. Rice Ranch Co. sold 79 acres near Malaga to G A Loudenback of Cashmere who will subdivide for market. The same company moved ten acres of the Stifter place to F G Yama on the Peshastin road. F G Yama then transferred fifteen acres near Ellensburg to Rice Ranch Co. A G McCoy transferred 160 acres on the Chewawa river to F S Jacobsen in exchange for a ten acre Darling Land Co. tract in Leaven.

Reynolds Real Estate Agency Rice Ranch Co G. A. Loudenback Cashmere Malaga Loudenbeck Stifter Place Peshastin Road F. G. Yama Ellensburg A. G. McCoy F. S. Jacobsen Chewawa River Darling Land Co Leavenworth

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