Leavenworth Wins North Central Washington Championship
Leavenworth defeats Quincy 24 to 20 in a hard fought North Central Washington basketball title battle. The home team overturned a sluggish first half to claim the championship with faster play and strong defense, backed by a strong lineup including Wunder and Greenlee. Leavenworth had ten wins in thirteen games this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leavenworth
North Central Washington
Quincy
Osborn
I Hoffman
L. Wunder
Greenlee
McNett
Martin W. Wunder
Petrok
B. Smith
Johnson
Hoffman
Hoxsey
All Stars
North Central
Washington
Cashmere
Quincey
Wenatchee
Trinidad
Okanogan
Startup
Skykomish
Community Roundup Connects Local News Across Town
Rev Leuckel returns from funeral in Omak and Mrs Gilmore visits Sound area. Mrs Durand and daughter home from Spokane visit. Tom Featherstone renews Seattle ties amid family concerns. Northwest Fruit Exchange asserts Skookum trademark rights. Seattle trip for Mr Sampson precedes M E church pre social. Coterie dance and social at Masonic Hall with punch and drums. Foster family returns from Wenatchee church conference. Lang preparing Alameda visit. Mrs Lang to stay three months. G N Lumber Co logs with road engine as speculation swirls on future moves. Allies and Germany fail to settle reparations. Allied occupation aims to press compliance. Winter parties around mill pond include McDaniel and Clark homes. Grandma Church celebrates 86th birthday with many letters. Hart attends Wenatchee game commission meeting. county remains strict on game and fish enforcement.
Resolutions for Edward T. Kussell Knight of Pythias tribute
Leavenworth Washington March 1921 lodge resolutions honor Edward T. Kussell a devoted Knights of Pythias member. The document praises his citizen and friend qualities and expresses sympathy to his family. It notes publication in the Leavenworth Echo. Also a local note reports Tommy Nolan adding a new front to his tailoring shop.
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Edward T. Kussell
Order
Knights of Pythias
Leavenworth Echo
Leavenworth, Wash
Marenard
Tommy Nolan
Mr. Nolan
School Election Chooses Shugart For Three-Year Term
Saturday election at the school house elected George Shugart to a three year term. The record notes various local movements with residents Mrs. E. D. Shugart returning from a four week visit to Ephrata Spokane and Cheney. Echo want ads are praised as great result-getters.
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George Shugart
Viv Shore
A. V. Shore
Leavenworth
E. D. Shugart
Ephrata
Spokane
Cheney
C. F. Rupel
Wenatchee
Echo
Breezy Bits From Peshastin Social News
Community happenings in Peshastin include local dinners, visits, and events. Guests attended by the English family include Cardinal Darling and Gregory, with plentiful social visits noted at Wenatchee and Leavenworth. Election results show French ahead of Osborne with 118 to 84 and Wingate to be replaced. A Pp. T. A. meeting at the school house opens the auditorium to the public. Community Circle, P. L. F. Club, and Progres sive 500 gatherings feature guest lists, talks on self control and missing girls, wireless invention sketches, refreshments, and celebrations including Harry Harvey’s birthday party with first honors awarded.
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I. C. English
Cardinal
Darling
Gregory
Elizabeth Hauber
Frances Bassett
Wenatchee
French
Osborne
Wingate
Pp. T. A
Kroneman
Dan Nicholson
John McCoy
Leavenworth
Billy Loudenbeck
J. S. Coons
Tom Luttrell
B. Palmer
Hobson
Miss Hannan
Mrs. Moore
Miss Lanphere
Mr. Bowersox
Walter Craig
Holt
Mr. McGatlin
Walter Smith
Newell
Wembsley
C. B. Palmer
George Sauer
Mesdames Hauber
Moore
Miller
Stage
Harvey
Sauer
McCoy
Daggett
Luttrell
Leedy
Harry Harvey
Harry
Mr. Daggett
Mr. Hauber
Harry We
Bradley
Foster
Jack Rogers
Billy Stage
Henry Sauer
Leonard Harvey
Geo. Sauer
Harry Daggett
Wilma Moore
del Meoy
Pie Social A Success At Metho Dist Church
The Pie Social at the Metho dist church Wednesday evening featured Minnie Sauer and Hazel West directing. It included music from the Peshastin-Leavenworth orchestra, vocal and piano solos, a reading, whistling, a piano duet, and an extemporaneous debate on two crust versus one crust pies. The negative won the debate, and the pie auction raised over twenty dollars.
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Methodist Church
Minnie Sauer
Hazel West
Peshastin-Leavenworth Orchestra
Lovel Hendricks
Curtis
van de Grift
Allis
Bowersox
Hoskins
Talbot West
Erickson
Notice to Owners of Improvement District No 7 Sewer District
Property owners in blocks 2 3 and 4 Leavenworth Washington must pay the seventh annual installment by April 5 1921 at the City Clerk's office E G Gowing City Clerk Leavenworth Wash
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Sewer District
Leavenworth
Wash
Local society notes and entertainment updates
Mrs. Clifford Hall relocated to Everett for a Delta shops transfer. Mrs. C A Campbell hosted a card party with lunch. The Womans Foreign Missionary Society meets March 5 at 2 30 at Mrs F Z Motteler’s home with a silver tea. The Westerner photoplay shows at the Grand Monday and Tuesday with Fatty Arbuckle and Charlie Chaplin billed next week. Mrs Henry Woirdiver held a card afternoon with a prize of spring flowers. Mrs Margaret Glasscock visited Leavenworth Lodge 79 and aided in initiations. Mr and Mrs E G Riebe returned from Spokane where miners’ convention discussed mining prospects and a blue sky law stance aiding future prosperity.
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Womans Foreign Missionary Society
F.Z. Motteler
Barclay
Fatty Arbuckle
Charley Chaplin
Henry Woirdiver
Mesdames Cockburn
Burkhart
R. F. Taylor
Woodruff
L. J. Nelson
Krollpfeiffer
Rutherford
Campbell
Margaret Glasscock
Pythian Sister's Lodge
Leavenworth
Glasscock
E. G. Riebe
Spokane
City Council Proceedings March 8 1921 Approval of bills
City council met at 8 15 with Mayor Blomeke presiding. Minutes approved. Bills audited include Spokane Tank & Culvert Co. street drain pipe 445.20 N L Brown special police hire 12.88 and others for street work water system jail and supplies. A popcorn stand permit for Mrs Estabrook was granted. Water mains tapping and re routing discussed with authorization to lay a new main on West Center street 450 feet.
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Blomeke
Barclay
Thompson
Stelzig
Nelson
Potter Ball
Walker
Spokane Tank & Culvert Co
N. L. Brown
H. E. Ogden
Peshastin Lumber & Box Co
Viaduct
G. N. Lumber Co
Tumwater St. & Water Co
Brender
Elmer Johnson
Peterson and Wife
New Boulevard Cafe
Co-Operative Society
City Hall
James Hoppen
Lyle Gowing
Water Dept
R. Logan
Mutual Merc Co
Wells & Wade
Estabrook
Sth
Motteler
Old Main
Commercial Street
Water Commission
West Center Street
Railroad Avenue
Appreciation Note Responds To Haw Creek Hank In Elections
In a letter to the community, Harry Geerds thanks voters from last Saturday’s school election and defends his stance against rivals. He rejects dominance by any person or faction and endorses community building efforts while urging cleaner elections.
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Rts
Harry Geerds
Airplane Circles Leavenworth Then Flies Off
An airplane visited Leavenworth on Monday forenoon at about ten o clock. It circled the city several times and departed toward the southeast. The passage and origin of the plane remain unknown to local residents.
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Leavenworth
The Perils of Excessive Taxation Across Time
An analysis tracing taxation as a destabilizing force from ancient Babylonia to modern times. It contrasts Loftus’s depiction of a once fertile Shinar with today’s arid remains, then cites 1911 and 1921 state tax figures showing rising costs. The piece warns that higher levies burden industry and workers.
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Babylonia
Shinar
Loftus
Spokesman-Review
Olympia
Notice to Owners of Improvement District No 4
The seventh annual installment for Improvement District No 4 including Price avenue is due by March 27 1921 at the City Clerk's office.
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Price Avenue
E. G. Gowing
Leavenworth
Wash
Appreciation Message From Leavenworth School Director
The writer thanks the Leavenworth School District electorate for loyal support given last Saturday and expresses gratitude to workers who labored faithfully to achieve the result. Signed respectfully, M. Rumohr.
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Leavenworth
M. Rumohr
Old Duffer Players Dominate Wenatchee High Basketball
Leavenworth faced a seasoned Wenatchee squad in a recent game with a lopsided 25 to 21 second half showing. The Wenatchee lineup included players aged 22 and 23, prompting comments on age versus high school status and performance.
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Wenatchee High
Wenatchee
Leavenworth
Northwest Apples and the Power of Skookum Branding
The Entiat Times emphasizes that advertising drives apple sales, praising the Skookum brand as the Northwest's valuable asset. It contrasts Washington and Michigan growers, arguing Washington’s success stems from strong branding and ongoing promotion to create lasting taste and demand.
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East
South
Washington
Sunkist
Skookum
Northwest
Michigan
State Horticultural Society
Spokane
Seattle
Detroit
Entiat Times
Advertised Letters for Week Ending March 10
List of names including Elizabeth Davis Anton Erickson Ernest Kohrdt Mrs A Mitchell Chas Monckton LeRoy Morgan Jas G G Padget Albert A Ribano Julian Ryne Pat Sullivan Dave Whitehall Arthur. When calling for above say advertised. Guy A Hamilton P M.
Fire at Rolland Nichols home referenced chimney blaze
The fire department responded yesterday afternoon to an alarm at the Rolland Nichols residence. Fire was confined to a chimney or stove pipe area and extinguished quickly with minimal damage using chemical extinguishers.
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Rolland Nichols
Ellen Ryan Returns Home From California Visit
Miss Ellen Ryan came back Sunday after a several week trip visiting friends and relatives at various places in California.
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Ellen Ryan
California
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Leuckel
Omak
Lloyd Durand
Jas. Caldwell
Tom Featherstone
W. S. Trimble
Northwest Fruit Exchange
Mr. O. S. Sampson
M. EF. Church
Coterie Club
Masonic Hall
Harry Foster
Mr. Foster Sr
Drake
The
Church of God At
Chas, Anderson
Basil Lang
Alameda
Mr. Lang
Chiwaukum
Germany
Mill Pond
Jas. McDaniel
S. D. Clark
Rebekah Church
Grandma Church
F. A. Sinclair
L. R. Hart
County Game Commission
Peshastin
Clifford Hall
Everett
Mr. Hall
Delta
Council Proceedings
Hank
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