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Leavenworth Echo

Location

Leavenworth, Washington, United States of America

Date

Mar 15, 1912

Page

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A Vision for a New Kind of University at Washington

A Washington letter argues the Harvard and Princeton results show college diplomas fail to raise wages. It proposes a self supporting, science and art driven Federal University at Washington with cooperative campus communities, trustees from applied arts and sciences, and life oriented education for all ages.

Harvard Appointments Office Princeton Harvard W. H. Scofield Aristotle Borah Idaho Federal Washington A_ university United States Congress

Leavenworth Seeks Representative for County Commissioner

Citizens form a petition calling a public meeting at Leavenworth city hall on Wednesday March 20 1912 to select a candidate for Chelan County Washington district No 2. Meeting aims to unite west end voters behind a Leavenworth man for the office. A 4 to 6 percent nickel deposit near the Cascade mountains is noted by Al Leland. Louis Guesnier returns from California and Dr Judah reports a birth at Thomas Smith's home.

Leavenworth Commissioners Court West End Chelan County Washington

City Council Expresses Vigor in Regular Session Actions

City council meets in regular session as all members attend. A disputed bill for feeding Cox family during the small pox scare is rejected after debate, with a later motion to settle it. Mayor vetoes Sunday pool hall ordinance. garbage disposal ordinance advances. Council to hear water system options with Tumwater Light & Water present.

Burt Gatherless Cox Col. Fox Gatherless Carlquist Campbell Olympia Public Service Commission J. B. Adams Ninth Street Marsh Koerner Boston Leavenworth Echo Nelson Robertson Weigand Schubert Reynolds Massie Mischke Moore & McRae Jensen Tumwater Light & Water Company

Ground Broken for Tumwater Light and Water Building

Under T J Cos Tellos supervision workers began excavation for the Tumwater Light and Water company office building. The one story plus full basement 55 by 60 foot structure will house a telephone exchange president's office sales room and a light and water supplies shop with a storage basement and fire proof vault. An auto repair shop will be on the ground floor and potential to add stories later.

T. J. Costello Tumwater Light & Water Company Adams Telephone Exchange

Land Entry Opens For Various Sections In Oregon Forest Area

The land in multiple sections within township 25 north range 17 east of the Willamette Meridian will open for entry at 9 am on April 19, 1912. Bona fide settlers with residence may file within 90 days. sections 16 and 36 are state school lands. the lands were once within a temporary forest reserve and later a permanent reserve.

Range 17 Willamette Meridian W. F. Haynes Register

State Aid for Quincy Irrigation Project

Editorial urges state bond guarantees for the Quincy irrigation plan to help 1,000,000 acres near Wenatchee. The piece cites New York Erie Canal precedent, notes local funding via bonds with favorable terms, and predicts broad legislative support across counties. Also mentions George Engle, Northwest league pitcher, in Wenatchee with possible team joining.

Wenatchee Quincy Valley Washington Quincy Water Users’ Association New York Quincy Wenatchee Commercial Club

Reynolds visits Nason Creek for orchard land prospects

F A Reynolds spent Wednesday in Nason Creek visiting orchard land and stated he expects strong demand for land in that vicinity.

F. A. Reynolds Nason Creek

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National University H. K. Bush Brown Washington, D. C al Leland Seattle Sound Cascade Mountains Sudbury Ontario Louis Guesnier Los Angeles San Diego California Judah Thomas Smith City Council J. E. Grant Leavenworth Mercantile Co Pest Trick & Murray Leavenworth Steam Laundry Emil Frank C. A. Campbell Olympia Trip F. E. Carlquist Harry Piel Norton Jerry Goodness A D. M. Thomas John Churchill Butler Sampson B. F. Moore, 2.20 ‘ 1.00 _G. A. Hamilton, juror 4 “ Paul Weigand Nat Patterson A. Delemater S. C. Woldenberg Leavenworth and Chiwaukum George Engle Vancouver Engle
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