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Newspaper
Leavenworth Echo
Location
Leavenworth, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1918
Page
6
Legal notices announce a mortgage foreclosure against Addie L. Sattler and W B Sattler and others, seeking $2400 plus interest, taxes, and fees, on land in Chelan County including water rights. Also, probate notices appoint Nelson Forsyth as administrator of J H McEvoy estate with a six month claim period and filing requirements.
Edith Pitschow sues Louis Pitschow for divorce on grounds of desertion abandonment and non support. Summons by publication requires response within sixty days after July 5 1918. Attorney Sam R Sumner Wenatchee Washington to receive answer. First publication July 5 1918.
Chelan County Washington probate notice to creditors for the estate of J H McEvoy. Administrator requires all claimants to file copies with the estate representative within the legal period.
The case of J M Kirby and Bertha Kirby versus William S Newland and Sarah C Newland seeks to quiet title to a Chelan County tract described as the southwest quarter of the southwest quarter in section 21 township 24 north range 18 east, with several ditches and a 38 acre area. The plaintiffs ask for a judgment declaring their title void of defendants rights and for sale of the land to satisfy the claim. The first publication is July 19 with six more, and attorney L J Nelson represents the plaintiffs.
A Leavenworth woman testifies that Adler-ika with buckthorn bark glycerine relieved sour stomach bloating and constipation after failed remedies. She claims the product flushes the bowel completely and provides instant relief, promoting its use by Wheeler's Drug Store.
Washington state food officials urge strict wheat savings amid European shortages. Recipes from the National War Kitchen in Seattle outline baked goods using barley flour corn flour oats and honey with steps to mix milk eggs and spices, emphasizing moderation in oven heat and ingredient substitution.
Sunday school starts at 10 a m with preaching at 11 am Epworth League at 6 30 p m and evening service at 8 pm Prayer meeting at 8 pm Thursday all are welcome F L Moore Pastor.
Sunday school at 9 16 a m. Preaching at 11. Class meeting at 9 30. Epworth League and preaching at 7. A H Morton pastor.
The St Pauls Lutheran church holds a service at 8 o clock with Rev W Lueckel to be installed as future pastor. Rev F H Soll of Yakima Washington will officiate and a cordial welcome is extended to all attendees.
An eye wash ad promotes Lavoptik as a cure for red strained or dark-ringed eyes. A one week regimen promises brighter healthier eyes with a small bottle and free aluminum eye cup. Druggist E G Wheeler endorses the product with a guaranteed result claim.
The United States takes title and possession of docks, piers, wharves, and other shipping property on the Hudson river owned by North German Lloyd and Hamburg corporations. The government will retain the property for the duration of the war and not return it to German owners. Purchasers of Liberty Loan Bonds and War Savings Stamps may feel special gratification. The docks are strategic and valuable, and denying enemy or German ownership is just. German commerce tied to militarism should bear war penalties.
Six ships launched in Seattle, five in Tacoma, three in Aberdeen, one at Bellingham. Portland and Columbia River yards had twenty four ready but blocked by river conditions. The nation launched about one hundred ships in a display against the Kaiser.
The nineteenth annual Good Roads meeting will be a two day session in Pasco Washington on Thursday and Friday November 14 and 15. Attendees should advise F. W. Guilbert Pasco Washington to aid in arranging entertainment.
A fire prevention advertisement warns that any home may suffer fire and stresses continuous insurance. It invites readers to stop in at J. W. Elliott Notary Public in Office real estate loans rents at Corner 8th and Commercial Sts to arrange coverage.
Everett contractors secure two million dollars in contracts for building concrete ships. The deals involve multiple vessels and reflect heavy demand for maritime transport solutions.
Ships in Tacoma will be constructed in the shipyards within the next year totaling about 35 million dollars in steel vessels. The city faces a housing shortage for shipyard workers as other centers have done.
The shop emphasizes careful work on new soles and heels for old shoes, applying the same care as new footwear. It pledges to give any service needed to make shoes serviceable and presentable when entrusted to them.
Capt. de Beaufort a Belgian Army officer and author recounts his thrilling wartime experiences in Germany at a Chautauqua event. He describes frontline encounters, military life, and observations shaping his perspective on the German war effort.
Capt J M de Beaufort a Belgian officer and nobleman will lecture at Chautauqua. He credits Ambassador Gerard for saving his life in Berlin during a four months secret mission. He also fought on the Yser front as a Belgian artillery captain in early World War I.
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