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Newspaper

Leavenworth Echo

Location

Leavenworth, Washington, United States of America

Date

Jun 09, 1922

Page

4

Silver trout bite as Lake Wenatchee anglers prosper

Lake Wenatchee reports strong silver trout catches with many anglers hauling in sizeable fish. Mrs. Geo Brown spent time at Fish Lake with Mr. Brown. Will Bates, Lester Brown and Grover Dickinson visited Monroe last Saturday, driving via Blewett Pass in Bates’s car.

Geo. Brown Mr. Brown Fish Lake Will Bates Lester Brown Grover Dickinson Monroe Blewett Pass Mr. Bates Seattle Bates Oliver Bates Nason Creek

Starling Worth Protecting Insects and Food Habits Debated

The Biological Survey of the United States Department of Agriculture rejects the view that starling is an undesirable bird. It notes most of its food habits have been demonstrated to be efficient and beneficial in certain ecological contexts.

Biological Survey United States Department of Agriculture

Starling Aggression Against Nests Sparks Protective Debate

A Biological Survey review finds starlings harm crops little but threaten native birds, with bluebirds and flickers suffering nest predation during breeding. Several states limit protection, Maine allowing kill when crops are damaged, while roosts can be broken by deterrents though reestablishment remains a risk.

Cashmere Social Notes Highlight Local Visits and Happenings

Mrs Paul Kinney visits relatives in Minneapolis while Art Belch recovers from a broken nose. Miss Lora Thornhill’s Wenatchee dancers join the Woman’s Club musical. The Gleaners hold their annual picnic on Brender canyon. The Cashmere band plans July 3 4 programs as Miss Wanda Lindley visits home. Leon Babcock and Blanche Brusla wed in Wenatchee.

Paul Kinney Minneapolis Minn Art Belch John Kuelles Mankato Bollman Hill Lora Thornhill Wenatchee Woman’s Club Gleaners Society Forks of Brender Canyon F. O. Hetfield Chris Schurle van Well Cashmere Valley Record Mary Mann South Division St Power Seattle Geo. Helgerson North Branch J. L. Lewis FE. F. Laster Council Bluffs Towa L. C. Hafferty Near Dryden J. M. Griffin Tate Cashmere Ward Lindley St. John’s Wash M. W. Lindley Wanda Lindley D. of H Spokane Krantz Robinson Adrian A. M. Cross A. J. Cross Entiat Ada Clepper Leavenworth Lawrence Hoffman Chas. Snavely B. T. Butler Ed. Jordan Elberta St

Homes Burdened With Debt In Washington In 1920 Census

Washington housing debt totals show 125 million dollars in mortgage on homes and farms against a 370 million dollar property value. Mortgage shares vary by home type with 44 percent of mortgaged homes, and 30.3 percent on farms.

Washington J. S. McIntosh Secretary of State

Apple Box Production Totals in Washington Regions

May Timber man lists estimated apple box production across Washington towns and companies. Major outputs include Wenatchee 1 500 000 plus Omak 2 000 000 and Leavenworth 1 600 000, with several districts from Cashmere to Malaga and Brewster contributing substantial figures.

Washington Wenatchee P. F. Scheble Lbr. & Box Co Landreth Bros E. Wagner & Son Bee Hive Lbr. Co Omak—Biles & Coleman Milago H. L. Bennett Box Co Chelan—Geo. Pennel Entiat C. A. Harris Leavenworth Great Northern Schmitten Pathol Scyrcerr Lbr Aioec AGUS Riverside Tank Creek Brewster — Gamble “Lum- Doe GO J. C Gordon Colockum Lbr BONUS

Leather strengthens with higher humidity in tests

The Bureau of Chemistry of the U S Department of Agriculture explains that leather gains strength and elasticity as humidity rises. In tests on 500 samples at 70 F, strength increased 13 to 42 percent and stretch 16 to 58 percent when humidity rose from 35 to 75 percent.

Bureau of Chemistry United States Department of Agriculture

Dust sulfur on clothing to prevent chigger attacks

The Bureau of Entomology notes chiggers bite on exposed skin during June to August outings. Two main defenses are advised: wear high topped boots and thick socks in woods, and apply repellents to skin or clothing before hikes. A post outing hot soap bath helps kill remaining larvae. Additional remedies include sulfur ointment and antiseptics for their mite-killing and antiseptic effects.

Bureau of Entomology United States Department of Agriculture

Removing Paint Stains Says University of Washington Expert

Miss Grace G Denny assistant professor of home economics at the University of Washington offers steps to remove paint from fabrics. Fresh stains respond to soap and water while dried paint is softened with grease or oil before washing. non washable items may need a solvent.

Grace G. Denny University of Washington

Stain Removal Instructions from Cleaning Guide

To remove grease and paint particles place blotting paper under the stain to absorb excess liquid. Then sponge with gasoline ether chloroform or alcohol to lift the residue.

Sun is scorch remover for textiles says UW home economics

The University of Washington home economics department explains how to treat scorched fabrics. If not burned, scorch on cotton and linen can be removed by wetting with water or soapy water and sun exposure for a day or more. Slight scorches on nondelicate materials may rub off with bread crust. wool and silk cannot be restored once scorched.

Home Economics Department University of Washington

Grey kitchen walls and boiled clothes line tips

A note recommends painting kitchen walls grey and pairing with a glad color. It also advises boiling the clothes line before use to prevent stretching and shrinking.

Notice of Sale of Personal Property in Wenatchee

Chelan County Washington announces a sale of listed frame buildings in Wenatchee on June 16 at 10:00 A M in front of the Court House. Bids to be cash and highest bid wins with right to reject all bids. A V Shepherd Clerk of the Board of County Commissioners. First publication May 26 1922.

Board of County Commissioners Chelan County Washington Commissioners Washington Ave Douglas St Orondo Ave Okanogan Ave Wenatchee Court House A. V. Shephard

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