Public Road Impassable South of Wenatchee Flooding Spurs Debate
Complaints from south of the Wenatchee river say the public road is often flooded and impassable during high water. The Lamb Davis Lumber Co. faces potential repairs costing about one thousand dollars to restore pre dam conditions. Citizens consider court action as a resolution, while Kinney seeks company responsibility and public accountability. The article also endorses direct legislation reforms and invites readers to request a pamphlet from the Direct Legislation League in Seattle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wenatchee River
al van Epps
Geo. Ingham
Hoxsey
Geo. Briskey
John Bjork
Bob Dye
Don Thomas
al Leland
F. A. Losekamp
Lamb- Davis Lumber Co
Kinney
Jacobsen
Oregon
Direct Legislation League
14Th Ave. N. E
Seattle
Direct Legislation Endorsement in Echo Pamphlet
The Echo reports a pamphlet from the Direct Legislation League of Washington advocating initiative referendums and recall. It argues that free government relies on such laws and laments decades of legislative corruption and influence by special interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Echo
Direct Legislation League
State of
Washington
Tacoma Business Leaders Stop. Farewell With Generous Boost
A Tacoma special train carrying over a hundred business leaders halted last Friday morning for nearly two hours. Walter J Thompson led a collection that raised over $20 for a kid band, as visitors toured the town and its resources. The visit aimed to foster acquaintance and mutual trade between Tacoma merchants and the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tacoma
Walter J. Thompson
Mill Office Fire at Lamb-Davis Lumber Co
Fire destroyed part of the Lamb-Davis Lumber Co office roof during a severe wind storm. Firefighters limited damage to the roof and second story. ground floor offices had water damage. Insurance estimate places loss around 1000 with vaults intact. origin of the blaze undetermined. Nearby manager's residence remained unscathed.
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Lamb-Davis Lumber Co
Mackay
Squires
Adams & Carr
Local News Briefs On Farms And Nearby Residents
I A Kenyon returned from Spokane and reports O E Kenyon in Wallace Idaho in good health. A L Mitchell finished a fifty acre irrigation ditch. Will Ramage of Seattle visits a week with sister Mrs J H Sharp. I A Kenyon builds a large barn with John Love and Otto Anderson helping. Mrs J A Love sick but recovering. John Bjork erects a log barn. Glenn Nichols works at the station telegraph office. P Campbell from Wilson Creek transferred to this station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. A. Kenyon
Spokane
O. E
Wallace
Idaho
A. L. Mitchell
Will Ramage
Seattle
J. H. Sharp
John Love
Otto Anderson
J. A. Love
John Bjork
Advertised Letters Remaining in Post Office May 31 1910
The list shows uncalled for letters in the post office as of May 31 1910. Names include Boardman William McAuliff George Bates E J McNutt Mrs Creelman Ed Roy Andrew Hinson J W Swanton Jno Muggaberg Walter Stieh J Henry Merritt A H Weiteberg Bert Myers M A Wind Frank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boardman
Wm McAuliff
George Bates
E J McNutt
Mrs Creelman
Ed Roy Andrew Hinson
J W Swanton
Also Mentioned on This Page
The
Leavenworth Echo
Post Office
Leavenworth, Wash
Deed H. Mayar
Echo
New York
Illinois
Pittsburg
Eagle Creek News
Glenn Nichols
Howard
P. Campbell
Wilson Creek
J. C. Davis
King
Baker
Hub
Leavenworth
Leader
Hub Clothing Store
A. Brown
Smith Premier Typewriter CO
Third Avenue
Seattle, Wash
Congress
A. E. Veator
Colville
Republican Press
Stevens County
H. G. Moore
Geo. Blacksedge
Bjork
L. J. Nelson
Wenatchee
Ghe —__ Hyatt-Fowells School
F. E. Carlquist
Great Northern Watch
Front Street
Leavenworth Wash
Isaac Walton
the Candy Shop
A. A. Tholin
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