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Newspaper
Leavenworth Echo
Location
Leavenworth, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1918
Page
6
The Scenic will show The Kaiser the Beast of Berlin next Monday and Tuesday seven reels of thrilling pictures. Jul 19 Miss Gladys Wettstein returned from Seattle after three weeks on the coast with Miss Helen Olson as guest.
W F Whitney announces candidacy for the office of Prosecuting Attorney in Chelan County. He seeks Republican Party nomination at the September 10 1918 primary and pledges diligent county service if elected in November.
Mrs. Brown in Los Angeles has resided with her daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Caldwell plan Kentucky visit to Caldwell relatives then return via Chicago to visit friends. J A Caldwell family plus Elizabeth depart Saturday for extended east and south trip. Mrs. W H Brown will accompany to Walla Walla before proceeding onward.
Farmers urged to raise their own feed and build underground silos to store corn, alfalfa, and green feed. The message emphasizes silos as a cheap method to ensure dairy profitability and independence by providing high quality cow feed.
The Entente excluding Russia and including self governing dominions and the United States covers 11,000,000 square miles with 303,000,000 people and 495 billion dollars in wealth. The Central powers hold 1,250,000 square miles with 147,000,000 people and 134 billion dollars in wealth. The Entente owes 69 billion dollars, about 14 percent of assets. the Central powers owe 37 billion, about 28 percent.
The government plans to invest fifty million dollars to boost the canning industry. This financing aims to support production, jobs, and regional economies through targeted subsidies and credit facilities.
Secretary McAdoo relays a cable from Gen Pershing thanking the government for war risk insurance for American Expeditionary Forces. By June 28 the Bureau of War Risk Insurance reported 21.566 billion dollars in coverage for 2,570,455 applications with many units at the maximum 10000 per man.
The Ohio Match Company plans construction of a new match factory near Spokane. The Sisters will establish a convent near Camp Lewis, signaling local religious expansion near the military post.
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