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Newspaper

Leavenworth Echo

Location

Leavenworth, Washington, United States of America

Date

Jun 02, 1916

Page

6

Campaign to prevent drownings on Puget Sound begins June six

The American Red Cross will run a six week program starting June 6 to organize swimming corps on Puget Sound. It includes practical demonstrations and lectures to promote safe water sports with governor Lister backing the effort.

American Red Cross Puget Sound Lister Wilbert E. Longfellow American Red Cross Life Saving Corps

Local Notices and Social Notes From the Region

Telma Mrs Brown conducts school census Monday. Grover Dickinson visits Winton Saturday. D W Fowler and wife travel to Wenatchee last Saturday. Pauline Paulson leaves for Bellingham Friday. Laurence Dickinson reports three bears last week. Dr Langdon departs for Seattle Sunday night after ranch days. His wife stays visiting sister in law Mrs Harlan wintering at Langdon ranch. Irene Evelyn and Alice Fowler visit Richardson home. Crowds at Bates hotel and Club House Saturday night with orderly crowds. Carnahan family to move to Peshastin this week for season work. Plowing and gardening continue despite cold. coats and fires comfortable.

Laurence Dickinson Dr. Langdon Seattle Mrs. Harlan Langdon Bates Hotel

Pacific coast yards boast 37 lumber ships under construction

State industrial notes report 37 lumber ships under construction on the Pacific coast. Other items include strategic plant takeovers at Anacortes, new cheese capacity for Stanwood, and plans for a 6100 ton elevator and 100000 sack warehouse by Coulson Company.

Pacific Coast Yards Russia le Page Anacortes Stanwood Co-operative Creamery Coulson Olson Tacoma Alaska Digitalis

Dont Be a Calamity Howler

An editorial urges optimism during downturns noting newspaper advertising supports business. It cites a Pacific coast merchant who spent Ree in ads during a peak of depression with strong results and recalls the Wall Street adage to buy when others sell and sell when others buy.

Pacific Coast Wall Street

Medal for obstinacy in Kansas contest

Smith Center reports two stubborn farmers in a Kansas contest. One refused to sell. his 2000 bushels rotted under sunflowers. The other stored 1000 bushels in an uncovered crib waiting for 75 cents a bushel, but heavy rains ruined the crop.

Kansas City Kansas Smith Center

Chelan County Sheriff Candidates Seek Republican Nominations

A political notice announces Frank A. Reynolds, N Insche, and Bert McManus as Republican candidates for Chelan County sheriff, each subject to voters at the primary. Reynolds is described as seeking nomination, Insche as Wenatchee chief of police in his seventh term, and McManus from Cashmere.

Frank A. Reynolds Chelan County N. Insche Wenatchee Bert McManus Cashmere

Wenatchee Man Seeks County Engineer Post in Republican Primary

Tom C. Atkinson of Wenatchee is a Republican candidate for county engineer. He has served as deputy in the county engineer’s office for the past four years pending voters’ primary decision.

Tom C. Atkinson Wenatchee

For Sale Fresh cows and stock auction inquiry

Notich advertises business paragraph column with 10 cents per line first insertion and 5 cents subsequent, minimum 25 cents. For sale includes fresh cows heifers and all young stock Jersey and Holstein. Also listing for rent a five room house with city water lights and half an acre of bearing fruit trees, inquire R. E. Simons G. N. Depot 2111.

Notich Jersey Holstein R. E. Simons G. N. Depot

Seed and Onion Sets Offered by J B Hathaway

Seed Jerusalem variety grown locally offered at two dollars per sack. Leave orders at Rutherford's store. Also home grown onion sets available. By J B Hathaway. 18.

Jerusalem Rutherford’s J. B. Hathaway

Five room house for sale near school with fruit trees

For sale a near new five room house on a large 200 by 195 foot lot with fruit trees and berry bushes. Located three minutes from the schoolhouse. Part cash and terms. Inquiries at Echo office. 17

Echo Office

Mount Vernon Volume Promises Real Spirit of Washington Home

Reader offer for a handsome hardcover titled Mount Vernon the Home of Washington with colonial blue ink and gold leaf cover. Expert says it breathes the true spirit of the place. Regular price $1, sale 75c on approval. return within one week to U S Press Association, Bond Building, Washington, D C.

Mount Vernon Washington U.S. Press Association Bond Building Washington, D. C

Also Mentioned on This Page

Budget OF State News General Federation of Women’s Clubs New York City Edward W. Olson Industrial Welfare Commission Josephine Corliss Preston State of State Board of Control State Reformatory Monroe Mills Camps State Forestry Commission Industrial Insurance Commission C. H. Younger State Labor Department Younger Mr. Younger Kirkland Boone Ave Spokane Telma Grover Dickinson Winton D. W. Fowler Pauline Paulson Bellingham Irene Evelyn Alice Fowler Richardson State Industrial News Okanogan Oroville Pittsburg Ellensburg Tanner Creek Breen Chelan Co Leavenworth Meat Market Chas. Eckhart Marie Glaeser Leavenworth J. L. Close Northside Steve Vienna Ricker Bros the Echo Lvs Blewett Los Peshastin Lvs Blewett Aaron Cox J. E. Jones Ansco Cybo Koerner’s Pharmacy Rutherford Mercantile Co D. H L. J. Howerton Elman Hotel W. E. Tomlinson Prop T.P. Harris Franklin
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