Cashmere Dominates Leavenworth In One-Sided So-So Sunday
Cashmere blanked Leavenworth 8 to 0 in a largely error troubled game watched by a small crowd lacking gasoline for pleasure cars. Leavenworth pitcher Daly faced tough Cashmere hitting as Grondell Witt and Tichner led a late rally before the final blow. Final score Cashmere 8 Leavenworth 0.
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Leavenworth
Cashmere
Donovan
Daly
Grandell
Short
Wit
Tuchner
Miller
Wescott
Foster
Gorman
Jeterson
Greberg
Redhead
Hummell
Brown
Wunder
Alexander
Grondell
Witt
Titchner
Goleman
Ofithh
Mahoney
Bob Smith
Peterson
Redhead Struc
Sth
Ditto
Bob
Sth. Brown
Impire
O. J. Schmoker
North Dakota Bonds 17 Million For State Industry Plan
North Dakota under the Nonpartisan League is bonded for 17 million to fund state socialism and industrial ventures. The industrial commission may operate any business with no stated limits, using public funds in state banks to back mills and elevators. The Drake mill purchase and a 5 million blanket mortgage enable state control, while legal battles over bank loans and evidence hinder investigations into league finance.
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Jay Thomas
Bismarck
North Dakota
Nonpartisan League
State Industrial Commission
State Bank of
Industrial Commission
Drake
Fargo
League
State Supreme Court
Supreme Court
Scandinavian American Bank
Cashmere to Have Third Drug Store
F C Olberg buys Carper Cafe fixtures in Cashmere and leases the building after a court sale of Eng Lee Hing's restaurant interests. He takes immediate possession, plans improvements, and aims to open by June 15 while already running a drug store in Leavenworth.
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F. C. Olberg
Carper
Eng Lee Hing
Olberg
Leavenworth
Notice of Debt Denial by Husband Against Wife
Notice that I will pay no bills contracted by my wife Myrtle Howerton after this date. See J. Howerton. First publication June 11.
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Myrtle Howerton
J. Howerton
Even the Dog Over Meat Prices Sparks Growl
Red asks if the dog is growling and Greene confirms the dog grumbles at rising meat costs as a real cost concern.
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Red
Greene
Cashmere Bunch Criticized For Unsportsmanlike Play
The report notes unsportsmanlike use of the ball by the Cashmere team, hitting into vacant parts of the field. It urges spectators to sit less and cheer louder so the home crowd can foster a better team quickly.
Breezy Bits of News From Peshastin
Local notes from Peshastin including visitors and sickness. Measles affect Miss Ethel Stevenson of Leavenworth. Foster baby improving. Social events Energy with dances at Sullivan-Greiner warehouse. P. L. F. club gathering and meals. Monitor defeats Peshastin 11 to 9 in Sun day ball game.
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Ethel Stevenson
Leavenworth
Advertised Letters June 10 List
Mr. Irving Gleason and Mr. Ben Holgate are among advertised letters awaiting pickup. Other addressees include Fred E. Holtes Lars Natson Miss Doris Miller Adolph Pendall Mrs. E L Rollofson L C Gregg. When calling for above please say Advertised.
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Irving Gleason
Ben Holgate
Fred E. Holtes
Lars Natson
Doris Miller
Adolph Pendall
E. L. Rollofson
L. C. Gregg
Railroad Items of Timely Interest
F Kohls left for Spokane Monday on No 2. Mrs T J Logan was a Cashmere visitor Sunday. Special Agent Holtz spent several days in town last week. Mrs R L Leslie is visiting Spokane this week. F L Justice of Adrian is relieving Sers Hitchcock at the yard office. Mrs Wilson sister of Mrs P J McGuire is spending a few weeks in the city. James Cantlan left for Spokane on a visit to relatives. Friends of Mr and Mrs P J McGuire congratulate them on the arrival of an 8 pound boy. Phil O Leary returned from Coulee City where he has been visiting. Mrs Grace Hitchcock returned from Spokane Saturday and left again for Iowa due to her sister's illness.
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Mrs. Wilson
P. J. McGuire
City
Phil O'Leary
Coulee City
Grace Hitchcock
Spokane
Iowa
Kumtux Club Visit to Wenatchee for Supper
The Kumtux club, invited to Mrs. Sylvester in Wenatchee, rode train No 26 due to gasoline shortages for transportation. Eleven members attended, enjoying a cafeteria style supper and a talk on three notable figures, Major Higgins, H Vincent, and William Dean Howells, before returning to Leavenworth by train.
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Kumtux
Sylvester
Wenatchee
Barclay
John Higgenson
H. Vincent
Our Chautauqua
Wm. Dean Howells
Reed
Leavenworth
Old Millie, Valley’s Longest-Serving Figure, Dies at 108
Death on Monday claimed Old Millie a famous valley character. Born in 1812 at the Yakima reservation near Wenus she lived in Cashmere since pioneer days. Funeral services were held Tuesday at the Mission Indian cemetery in Indian rites.
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Millie
Indian Office
Miles
Yakima Reservation
Wenus
Cashmere
Mission Indian Cemetery
City Council Reports Road Work Progress and Sign Plan
At Tuesday’s council meeting routine business was noted. Icicle road project reached 1800 feet, paid $1,615, with a new section funded. Contractors proceed as signs will be installed once workers are secured.
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Icicle Road
Miss Winnifred Carey Visits Before Seattle Summer
Miss Winnifred Carey arrived Monday from Crookston Minnesota and will spend two weeks with her sister Mrs A B Wheeler before visiting another sister Mrs W A Koerner in Seattle for the summer.
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Winnifred Carey
Crookston
Minn
Will
A. B. Wheeler
Seattle
W. A. Koerner
Taxes in North Dakota Soared Under Single Tax System
North Dakota taxes more than doubled from 1918 to 1919 under the Nonpartisan League single tax plan. Farmers paid at least twice their 1918 taxes, with farm land taxes nearly tripling. The article cites state records and individual farmer examples, notes reduced general fund appropriations, and argues the system shifts tax burden to farmers while blaming state socialism and oil company tax dynamics.
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Bismarck
North Dakota
Nonpartisan League
Theo. Kylle
Cass County
Raymond Township
Ole K. Hanson
S. H. Taylor
Mayville
Traill County
S. J. Radcliffe
Nelson County
Thos. Fegenskau
Ejvward Oster
Claus A. Johnson
Fargo
Bergete Rust
Ben Benson
Wm. Clausen
Andrew L. Johnson
Mary FE. Myers
I. K. Baker
Sharon
Frank Helms
Barnes County
Bruce Scott
Dickey County
Joseph P. Grange
Ransom County
Sam Feltin
la Moure
Treadwell Twichell
Mapleton
Standard Oil Company
Moorhead
Minnesota
Standard Oil Co
Minn
Bank of
Kositzky
Cemetery under control by the City Board
The Echo calls for the Leavenworth cemetery to be placed under city council management. It argues cemeteries are often neglected and urges municipalities to take over upkeep, stressing the final resting place of all and a call to action.
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Leavenworth
Real estate transfers record from Leavenworth area
Leavenworth State Bank transfers NW quarter of NE quarter section 7 25 18 to E A Cannon for 4600 dollars. G A Loudenback sells Lot 10 and part Lot 9 Block 5 replat 1st Add to Bohlke Fruit Co for 60000 dollars. Carl T Noriie transfers Lot 27 Block 2 replat Block 5 Leavenworth Land Co Add to Leavenworth to St Pauls Evangelical Lutheran Church for 2000 dollars.
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Leavenworth State Bank
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Townley Gang
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Mrs. Forest Leedy
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Mrs. Warscan
Grace Young
Pullman
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John Wingate
Reed Andrews
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Geo. Camp
Harry Carriker
Monitor
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Scotty Young
Scotty
Sullivan-Greiner Warehouse
Homer Gilbert
Joel Haskins
Ed. Bruyette
Mr. Bruyette
Chevrolet
Camp Lewis
Mr. Cowper
Oklahoma
Blewett Pass
Harry Beck
Marlin
F. 4. Wingate Ranch
Yakima
P. L. F. Club
Fred Miller
Sampson
Jake Garretson, Jr
F. Kohls
T. J. Logan
Special
Holtz
F. L. Justice
Adrian
Sers. Hitchcock
James Cantlan
Kumtux Club
City Council
A. C. Barclay
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