Summons for Foreclosure of Tax Lien in Chelan County
Public notice in Chelan County Superior Court naming Nathan N. Baxter as holder of a 1919 delinquency certificate for 1915 taxes on property described as East Half of Southwest Quarter and West Half of Southeast Quarter of Section 24, Township 23 North, Range 17 East Willamette Meridian. Defendants include J H Hansel and heirs, Rosa Ann Hodges, George W Hansel, and unknown interests. Sixteen-year-old entry date June 18, 1920 signals proceeding to foreclose lien with 12 percent interest. Defendants must appear within sixty days after first publication or face judgment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Court of the States
Washington
Chelan County
Nathan N. Baxter
J. H. Hansel
Rosa Ann Hodges
George W. Hansel
State OF Washington
Chelan
Washinggton
Towit
Section 24
Township 23
Range 17
Willamette Meridian
Superior Court of
Corbin, Whitney & Easton
Quiet title suit over Leavenworth Lot Five
In Chelan County Washington Anna M Sampson A C Sherburne unknown heirs Leavenworth Real Estate and Improvement Company Lamb Davis Lumber Benjamin Belvel and others are summoned by publication to answer a 1920 complaint. The action seeks to quiet title to Lot five block one Third Addition to Leavenworth and bar all claims. Attorney Herman Towf represents the plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. C. Sherburne
A. C. Sherburn
Leavenworth Real Estate and Improvement Company
Benjamin Belvel
Jane Doe Belvel
Lamb-Davis Lumber Company
R.T. King
Jane Doe King
W Lamb-Davis Lumber Company
R. T. King
Towit
Chelan
Washington
Leavenworth
Herman Towf
Chelan County
Leaf Roller Threatens Washington Orchards Warned by Professor Melander
An emphatic warning to fruit growing districts cites Prof. A L Melander of Washington State College who reports the leaf roller pest harming orchards. Oil spray may help in winter, but eradication this season is unlikely.
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A. L. Melanie
Washington State College
Melander
Washington
Farmers Agree on Harvest Wages in Washington District
The Pea and Grain District association of eastern Washington at Waverly granted a wage increase for the 1920 harvest. Daily rates range from $5 to $7 for common field work, $10 for expert sack sewers, and $15 for separator tenders, with a $1 raise over last year and a minimum of $6.25 per day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pea and Grain District Association of
Eastern Washington
Waverly
W. C. Carpenter
State of Washington
A Missouri Vineyard Pledges Dandelion Crop Backing
Pleasant Hill Times notes a Missouri vineyard pledges to back its dandelion crop against any rival this side of Willow Creek in eastern Missouri, signaling confident harvest prospects.
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Willow Creek
Missouri
Pleasant Hill
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Wenatchee, Washington
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The
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Franklin Lumber Co
Leavenworth, Wash
National Builders Bureau
P. O
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County of
Anna M. Sampson
Benjamin Franklin Dashiell
Mr. Dashiell
Frederick A. Dashiell
Robert L. Dashiell
Plains
Umatilla County
Oregon
Stevens County
Wash
Snake River
British Columbia
Spangle and
Jacob Hoffman
Deep Creek
Virgil Patton
Spokane
Hoffman
State Fish and Game Commission
John J. Cobb
College of Fisheries
University of Washington
Cobb
Japan
Sandpoint
C. W. Williamson
Viola
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Purity Creamery
Lesvervort Amundson
Carload
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Citizens State Bank
E. E. Flood
F. A. Wingate
C. A. Campbell
W. L. Hale Louis F. Speidel
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