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Newspaper
Leavenworth Echo
Location
Leavenworth, Washington, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1922
Page
3
A statement from O F Cardner says the cut over lands of the G N Lumber Co are on the market and available to buyers seeking to establish farms. The lands are described as desirable and expected to boost local production by millions after settlement, with prices stated as very reasonable.
Sealed bids will be received by the postmaster for carrying the mail from Plain to Leavenworth. For particulars see the postmaster.
Land Commissioner Savidge notes that federal timber sold by forestry and Indian bureaus escapes taxes, allows flexible removal, and can be cheaper than state grants. Buyers must bid cash at auction, risk loss if not removed in five years, and bear fire protection costs, while federal timber is scaled for quality and protected. State aims to maximize price but federal undercuts market.
A man recounts giving his wife a glycerine buckthorn Adler-i-ka mix for years of stomach issues. He reports her improved health and weight gain after use, praising Adler-i-ka for acting on both bowels and removing poisons. Advertisement note from Wheeler's Drug Store.
The article notes that the OUR Service and Quality twins have found favor, highlighting growing support or positive reception for these two entities within the context of the piece.
The Chelan County Board of County Commissioners will meet March 16 1922 at 10 a.m. in Wenatchee to decide on the advisability of selling certain real estate described as 3.07 acres in Springdale Orchards with 12 inches water from Peshastin Orchards Ditch and a one fourth interest in a spring and pipeline, plus a County Farm stake. The hearing invites taxpayers to speak for or against the sale.
In Chelan County Washington Superior Court probate matter the undersigned administrator has been appointed and qualified to represent the estate of Edward P Savage deceased Creditors may present claims by the specified deadline as required by law and in accordance with court rules.
Creditors of the deceased or his estate are notified to file claims with proof of service within six months from February 24 1922. Claims must be served on the administrator Matthew F. Savage or attorney Herman Howe at Leavenworth Washington. If not filed or served, claims shall be forever barred.
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