Scraps from the Intellectual Junk Heap Editorial Note
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Leavenworth Echo
The Good Old Summer Time Awakens Local Life
The article extols spring and summer vitality with better moods and renewed activity. It notes homeowners cleaning yards and fences, auto owners preparing roads, and fishermen recalling trout catches, urging readers to work and stay engaged despite taxes and road funding concerns.
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Lfe
Scenic highways versus farm roads pressure farmers on road funding
The piece argues spending on scenic highways drains farm profits and urges farmers to decide on road priorities. It warns that fines arterial roads may aid tourism but questions long term value for producers, urging balanced funding for productive routes.
Diversity Means Prosperity for J B Schons Rancher Family
A Wenatchee valley reader notes Mr J B Schons and family arrived from Weratchee and will settle on Eagle Creek ranch while he runs a large fruit ranch near Wenatchee. He plans stock on Eagle Creek, including milk cows, hogs and chickens, arguing diversification boosts profits and reduces grocery costs, and reflects a broader shift among Washington farmers toward livestock alongside apples.
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J. B. Schons
Weratchee
Wenatchee Valley
Middle State
Washington
Insistent Call to Heed Global War's Human Cost
The speaker questions indifference to a massive war affecting a third of humanity, noting eight months of slaughter and looming famine. He contrasts detachment with urgent moral duty, urging awareness of suffering and the risk of national entanglement.
Back to the Land Movement Promotes Self-Sufficiency
The piece argues for a back to the land stance praising farming stockraising and mining as the true wealth producers. It warns of consumer excess and suggests a shift toward real producers to prevent hunger and cold as urban life grows less appealing.
World war casualty totals through history summarized
The article compiles historic war losses from Franco Prussian, Russo Japanese, American Civil War and contemporary Europe conflicts. It cites 156000 French killed and 143000 wounded in one war, German losses totaling 2 million, and combined Allied and Central powers casualties across multiple conflicts with figures from different nations.
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Goodwin
Confederacy
Europe
Saxony
Wurtemberg
Vienna
War losses mount as continents reel from global conflict
The report tallies devastating casualties across nations. France and Russia show massive soldier losses while Belgium Servia and Turkish forces suffer major defeats. British casualties reach 104,000. naval losses surpass previous wars as Europe faces a grim tally.
Spokane Builds New Depot For Railway at Spokane
Spokane International railroad completes a new depot project in Spokane city. The city payroll has been reduced by 2100 dollars yearly, reflecting budget adjustments.
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The
Spokane International Railroad
Spokane
Spokane City
Notice for Lost and Found Business Paragraphs
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Coenen
Late Timber Lands Offer Near Monitor and Wenatchee
A listing for five million feet of yellow pine timber with a five year employment plan promises yearly net income of five thousand dollars. Purchasers can own a 640 acre stock ranch worth ten thousand dollars for six thousand dollars down. Location ten miles from Monitor and nine miles from Wenatchee. Sale by Frank Dove Cashmere Washington.
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Monitor
Wenatchee
Frank Dove
Cashmere
Wash
Stock for Sale at George W. Briskey Place
Four milk cows two fresh two good brood mares for sale. See owner at the George W Briskey place near the mouth of the Icicle river one and a half miles from Leavenworth. Sf.
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George W. Briskey
Icicle River
Leavenworth
For Sale Mare and Equipment at Wright & Dow Ranch
Five year old mare for sale suitable for work double or single. Also new buggy and single harness set available. Inquire at Wright and Dow ranch. (9-10)
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Wright & Dow Ranch
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