General Leonard Wood appeals for Near East Relief funds
Fort Sheridan issues Lent sacrif ice appeal led by Major General Leonard Wood as chair to aid two and a half million Armenians facing starvation and disease. The Near East Relief committee includes Melton Roosevelt Taft Hibben Gompers Munsey and Catt among others urging Americans to contribute to the Easter season mercy effort and save the Christian population in the Near East.
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Ft. Sheridan
Leonard Wood
Sixth Corps
America
Madison Avenue
New York City
Congress
Near East
Wood
Charles V. Vickery
Cleveland H. Dodge
General Wood
Secretary of the Treasury
Andrew W. Melton
Corinne Roosevelt Robinson
Roosevelt
W. H. Taft
Mary Garden
John Grier Hibben
Princeton University
William T. Manning
New York
Henry van Dyke
David Belasco
Sauel Gompers
Frank A. Munsey
Carrie Chapman Catt
Henry
Armenian Nation Appeals for U S Aid to Save Armenians
New York banker Edwin M Bulkley, elected chairman of Near East Relief, urges Americans to fund rescue for Armenians in Armenia Turkey and surrounding regions. He cites 263000 homeless in the mountains and 7709490 Armenians scattered without shelter or government, emphasizing child salvation and ongoing relief.
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New York
Armenia
Edwin M. Bulkley
Near East Relief
Bulkley
Alexander J. Hemphill
Turkey
Palestine
Syria
Mesopotamia
Persia
Spencer Trask & Co
Kars
Alexandropol
Cilicia
Near East
America
Congress
Cleveland H. Dodge
Madison Avenue
New York City
Peshastin Community Opens New Auditorium With Program
The PT. A. held a Friday night program in the new Peshastin auditorium with piano and vocal solos, addresses, a stage reading, and a rising vote of thanks to directors. Social refreshments followed. Local residents and guests were noted, along with upcoming entertainments and health inspections at the schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PT. A
Wilma Kirby
Kathyl Gregory
Kroneman
Bradley
Gerald
Moore
Bowersox
Wright
Dorothy
Chas. Wright
Wenatchee
Hauber
Leavenworth
Charley Foster
Spokane
Charley Stage
Joe Kirby
Dan Nicholson
Letha
Wilma Skeets
Mohrinway
Brugette
Bert Harvey
Washington crops exceed prior years in March report
Government crop report shows Washington farms held 4.94 million bushels of wheat 13 percent of 1920 output and 6.67 million bushels of oats plus 1.40 million bushels of barley on March 1 1921. National stocks of corn wheat oats and barley on farms also higher than years past. shipments of wheat to outside counties around 70 percent of 1920 crop.
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Washington
G. S. Ray
Federal Bureau of Crop Estimates
United States
Wool of Own Sheep Provides Cloth for Eastern Farmers
Massachusetts farm bureaus plan to manufacture the entire county wool clip into cloth and sell it locally. After pooling wool, Berkshire County cooperatives arranged for weaving and tailoring that produced an overcoat for Vice President Coolidge. Franklin County then had wool made into cloth and sewn into a suit for Coolidge, inspiring a regional initiative to offer virgin wool clothing to farmers and locals.
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Coolidge
Massachusetts Farm Bureau
Farm Bureau
Berkshire County
Franklin County Farm Bureau
Franklin County
New England
Road work begins in Eagle Creek and local visits noted
Eagle Creek reports road work underway with H A Anderson supervising at Peshastin. Frank Heath remodels his house increasing space. Mr and Mrs Frank Ramage return to Wenatchee after visiting J H Sharpe. Milham and Anderson families host gatherings with birthdays celebrated and a two course St Patrick luncheon for about 30 guests. Milham and Anderson are brothers in law.
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H. A. Anderson
Peshastin
Frank Heath
Frank Ramage
Wenatchee
J. H. Sharpe
Rexall Laxative Aspirin Cold Tablets Ad
An advertisement from Wheeler's Drug Store promotes Rexall Laxative Aspirin Cold Tablets for colds. It claims quick relief from pain fever and congestion with no after effects and urges immediate use at first symptoms to shorten the illness. The ad identifies Rexall Store in Leavenworth Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. D. Co
Rexall
A. D. Co
Wheeler's
Leavenworth Washington
Advertisement by Skookum Packers Association urged careful reading
The Skookum Packers Association advertises in this Keho issue and urges all readers to study it. The note emphasizes the association's long successful operation and asks careful attention from everyone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Skookum Packers Association
Echo Classified Ads Deliver Quick Local Results
Echo want ads prove effective in drawing attention and producing rapid results for buyers and sellers. The compact listings connect readers with services, sales, and opportunities in the neighborhood.
Doctor offers free consultations during Minneapolis tour
A medical graduate licensed in Washington visits major towns offering free consultation and examination on this trip. He cautions against unnecessary operations for chronic ailments and cites successful results in stomach, liver, and nerve diseases. Call or visit 386 Boston Block, Minneapolis, March 18 to 25. Also, Spokane police rounded up a nude man of about twenty as an insane suspect after a snowstorm incident.
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State of
Washington
Boston Block
Minneapolis
Minnesota
Spokane
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Gen. Leonard Wood
Donard Wood
U.s.army
U. S
Harding
Warren G, Hardazig
Eagle Creek
Echo
United Doctors Specialists
DR. Mellinthin & CO
Elman Hotel
Thomas Nolan
Leavenworth, Wash
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