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Newspaper
Leavenworth Echo
Location
Leavenworth, Washington, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1910
Page
2
The Echo urges a broad campaign to form a Leavenworth development organization uniting businessmen and residents to boost regional growth. March 23 opera house meeting will decide between reviving the old Development Club or starting anew, with emphasis on shared welfare over private differences.
Telegram received by a Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen officer says differences will be arbitrated. An Interstate Commerce Commission submission was agreed after a Tuesday conference with railroad representatives. Averted is a potential county labor war and costly strikes. Dismissals in Spokane Superior Court relate to the Great Northern railway case.
The Quincy Water Users Association plans a Wenatchee lake canal to irrigate about 290 000 acres around Quincy and parts of the Chewawa Chumstick and Wenatchee valleys. Engineers estimate the project cost exceeds one million dollars and foresees water for the flats and nearby lands.
Mrs. A. H. Sylvester and her husband were surprised by a group from Mrs. Sylvester’s Sunday school class and the Current Topic club. The Portland trip served as a farewell with refreshments and a social lunch. Names of attendees are listed. Leavenworth residents were drawn for the April superior court petit jury.
The Leavenworth store announces a shift to dry goods and ladies and gents furnishings, promising the largest complete stock in Central Washington. It highlights a staged spring opening with new stock, demonstrations in the grocery department, and emphasis on quality, price, and customer hospitality.
The text promotes the Howarp Special Railroad Dial watch with a dial featuring numerals 1 to 60 for minute tracking. It claims high praise for the device and offers printed tickets priced from $35 to $150.
John F. Rogers requests The Echo publish corrections to Feb 25 trial coverage in Merritt Washington. He details alleged misconduct by Mrs. H B Smith and Miss Alice Jones, the resultant altercations on Feb 15 16, threats, and a sequence of warrants and legal actions including a claim of a false warrant and dropped prosecution against Rogers.
Chickamin Lodge meets every Wednesday night at 7 o clock in the Sachem building with Wai denberg Chief of Records and Frank Varo in attendance Visiting brethren are cordial invited to attend the sessions at 1.0.0 F. B. tail note refers to meeting particulars in local records.
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