Baker Wins Court Decision In Icicle Canal Co. Dispute
Superior Judge W A Grimshaw rules for defendants in the case by C A Black as assignee of the Icicle Canal Co against Harry Baker and others. The decision holds the Icicle Canal Co cannot pass its contract liabilities to a successor and that the district did not assume those liabilities.
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W. A. Grimshaw
C. A. Black
Icicle Canal Company
Harry Baker
Black
Icicle Canal
Baker
Icicle Canal Co
Tudge Grimshaw
Road Building Grows Into Major National Industry
Road building has become one of the nation’s largest industries per statistics from the Bureau of Public Roads and the USDA. It now surpasses steel and iron and auto manufacture in employment, with December 1920 showing fewer than 600000 employed in steel and related sectors.
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Bureau of Public Roads
United States Department of Agriculture
Calendar reform urged by national convention in Washington
A national convention of business, professional and scientific men met in Washington under the Liberty Calendar Association to back a 13 month 28 day calendar proposed in Congress by Rep Thomas D Schall. The plan globalizes fixed weekdays, adds a leap day, and creates a Vern month, moving to Monday as the week start and saving an estimated 25 million pounds per year on calendars.
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Congress
Washington
Liberty Calendar Association of America
House
Thomas D. Schall
Minnesota
Evry
Costume Designing Through Correspondence Course Offer
The Extension Service of the University of Washington offers a new correspondence course in costume design. Instructor Mrs. Virginia C. Patty, assistant professor of home economics, leads the program, which has drawn praise from Seattle firms for student work. Women interested may contact the Correspondence Study Division in Seattle to learn more.
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Extension Service
University of Washington
Virginia C. Patty
Patty
Seattle
Good Money in Blueberries and Huckleberries
Director of Agriculture E. L. French says blueberry and huckleberry cultivation in western Washington could rival cranberries in profitability. He notes wild mountain bushes transplant well on acid soils, with state help for soil testing, and expects pests to be eradicated this year after last year’s profitable crop.
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Washington
E. L. French
French
Pacific County
Freight service to resume Leavenworth to Wenatchee
Notice from W M Brender states regular freight service will restart between Leavenworth and Wenatchee as soon as road conditions permit. Dated November 21.
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Leavenworth
Wenatchee
Farm Women Save Seven Years Time
Five hundred one Washington farm women saved seven years of household labor last year by using labor saving devices recommended by Miss Minerva Lawrence. Time saved amounts to five and a half days per woman, averaging nearly a week annually. Devices include bread mixers, dishwashers, cookers, vacuum sweepers, washing machines and ice-less refrigeration, tested in county circles.
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Washington
Minerva Lawrence
The
State College
Miss Lawrence
Millions Saved by State Through Insane Patient Repatriation
Franck C. Morse of the Department of Business Control leads a program returning insane patients to states or countries of origin, saving Washington about 1.5 million dollars and promising further reductions for taxpayers. The effort involves moving 525 patients, some to Europe, and would have required building six wards at substantial cost to maintain them locally. The note also urges efficiency in households and advertising to create demand for products.
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Franck C. Morse
Washington
Mr. Morse
Department of Business Control
Europe
New York
Notice to Owners of Improvement District No 4
The Eighth Annual Installment on Improvement District No 4 including price avenue is due at the City Clerk's office on or before March 27 1922. E G Gowing City Clerk Leavenworth Wash (31 Feb 17 24 Mar 3)
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Price Avenue
E. G. Gowing
Leavenworth, Wash
Notice to Creditors Edward P Savage Estate
In the Superior Court of Washington Chelan County In Probate the administrator of the estate of Edward P Savage deceased invites all claimants to present their claims against the estate within the legally prescribed period and in the manner required by law.
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Herman Howe
Leavenworth
Chelan County
Washington
Matthew F. Savage
Edward P. Savage
Foreclosure Suit Over Tax Lien In Chelan County
Public notice in Washington Chelan County. S. P. Beecher holds delinquency certificate 8406 for 1917 taxes on Tax No 2 in Section 25 Township 24 North Range 17 EWM. H M Treadwell and unknown heirs must answer within sixty days or the court will foreclose the lien and describe the 30 foot wide roadway strip across the north half of section 25. Published February 3 1922. Sumner and Lebeck attorneys Wenatchee Washington.
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Chelan County
Board of County Commissioners
Washington
Wenatchee
Springdale
Peshastin Orchards Ditch Company
Springdale Orchards
Raid Spring Crossing
A. V. Shephard
State OF Washington
H. M. Treadwell
Allersons
S. P. Beecher
Chelan
Said County
Negutes
Section 25
Township 24
Range 17
E.W.M
Towit
Delin- Ccrc
Ernest Eee
Superior Court
State of
Sumner & Lebeck
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United States
Washington Monument
Choice Meats and Poultry Telephone
Leavenworth, WN
Urgel
W. M. Brender
Post Office
State College Extension Service News
G. N
County of
Superior Court of the
Povearty
Insington
Queen Qualme
Mutual Mercantile Co
Atchee Valley
Peshastin Fruit Growers Assn
Peshastin
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