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Newspaper
Leavenworth Echo
Location
Leavenworth, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1922
Page
3
A Washington State College dairy expert advises on feeding veal calves using whole milk for fastest gains or a mixed meal with oil meal as an alternative. He outlines milk quantities, costs, and gradual diet changes, noting meal fed calves may gain slower but still reach good veal.
A humorous verse praising a fireless cook who never leaves home or demands wages. It jokes that she works endlessly to prepare meals, saving fuel and cost while keeping the eater content. The narrator notes mutual loyalty and convenience, ending with the line that you will never wish to fire her.
State College expert predicts rising farm product prices will revive farm commerce and boost farmer buying power. With one third of the population, farmers’ demand supports towns and regional business, but diversification and careful records are needed to plan rotations and fertility, offset costs, and raise yields as prices rise.
The article recounts Cornstalk’s leadership in Lord Dunmore’s War at Point Pleasant in 1774 the failed peace bid the costly battle and his daring council and final death during the ambush of 1777 at the American fort where he and his son Ellinipsico were hostage. It notes his lasting fame and his refusal to break the treaty.
R N Miller extension agent designed a wall mounted bookkeeping book to simplify household accounts. Approved by Maud Wilson Mary Sutherland and Minerva Lawrence it is now used in Washington homes to track money flow and purpose.
Ernest Wilson of Ellensburg reports a 100 pound Hampshire ram lamb at 100 days old. With 150 days to grow, he expects a strong showing at the State Fair. C M Hubbard extension livestock specialist uses Wilson's flock of 75 Hampshire ewes as a demonstration project in sheep care and management.
Elmo Scott Watson recounts Joseph Brant, Mohawk chief, his education under Dr Wheelock, his role in the Revolutionary era, and his life in Canada. Brant’s promise to lead 8,000 under the British, his court at Ontario, and his death in 1807 are noted with historical context and moral framing.
Lee J. Howerton, administrator of the estate of CORA HOWERTON, filed a Final Report and Petition for Distribution. The hearing is set for Wednesday, June 21, 1922, at 9:30 a.m. in Wenatchee, Chelan County, Washington, to contest or approve the distribution.
A sale of personal property listed as frame buildings at multiple addresses in Wenatchee will be held in front of the Court House on June 16 at 10 00 A M The highest bidder for cash will win with the Board reserving the right to reject any bids A V Shephard Clerk of the Board of County Commissioners May 26 1922
A fragmented OCR snippet hints at themes of appetite and fulfillment. The brief text cites desire and need, suggesting a focus on nourishing meals and satisfying hunger through food. Additional context from the page is unavailable.
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