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Newspaper
Leavenworth Echo
Location
Leavenworth, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1909
Page
3
Bill Lubkins plots an Spokane airship venture with son Jed to win prizes totaling $2500 at the Spokane Interstate Fair while Mrs. Lubkins handles a household revolt. The plan threads through political chatter on state affairs and lawmakers delays.
The notice lists uncalled for letters as of July 19 1909 including Brown Harrie Bays Lillian Chambers Frank Davis Eva Elles Frank England John Goodman Albert Harris Gordon G Hayden Davie O'Brien Mike Richmond Harry Shepherd John Thornton Ralph Wilks A C Young Binnie In calling for same please say advertised J C Davis Postmaster.
Seattle financiers bought 451 acres of land in the Okanogan valley near Malott to serve the G N railroad interests. The $67,300 transaction places the site on the Wenatchee Oroville branch line according to the broker. The Lynden Commercial Club plans to ship 500 to 1000 Tribune copies weekly to the A Y P exposition, a move praised by local businessmen. A cigarette law remains contentious as two judges have ruled it unconstitutional and the state supreme court awaits its fate. The Yosemite steamer, lost after striking rocks near Bremerton, may break up as tides fall. excursionists numbered 150 and owner C D Hillman valued the vessel at $75,000. Ketchell faces Langford, with nerves rising among supporters over the match prospects. Our Job Printing Excess Let Us Do Yours.
List of real estate transfers from Wenatchee, Chelan and North Cashmere areas including Maggie Nason to A L Van Valey and many others with prices ranging from $1 to $17000. Ends with a curious naturalist note about rats moving eggs upstairs and a rat drinking from a Florence flask showing remarkable athletic feats.
A vender expelled from a large office building weeps over torn clothes and plaster wares. A friendly officer offers help, but the seller admits responsibility for the incident, explaining he tried to sell a Noah Webster bust to a gathering of simplified spellers.
A cryptic quote exchange from the St. Paul Pioneer Press mocks a shaky building and questions its foundations while a contrasting remark highlights misjudged happiness. The excerpt ends with a reflective line about wretched people perceived as happy.
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