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Newspaper
Leavenworth Echo
Location
Leavenworth, Washington, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1919
Page
4
Spring breezes spark a fresh wardrobe with fur trimmed suits and fox scarves. Beige tricotine coat and skirt feature wide light braid. pockets dominate the silhouette. Georgette satin and organdie frocks show decorated pockets and pearl-like trims with bold button rows. Waistcoats in magenta and white satin pair with dark blue serge for a spring look.
Women workers for the Victory Loan will wear bronze medals crafted from a captured German cannon. The award comes through the Washington Woman's Liberty Loan Committee under state chairman Mrs Overton G Ellis. County and city chairmen will report worker counts to order medals in Washington while the state committee is being organized.
Experiment station notes address potato storage, seed selection, and disease rhizoctonia and tomato blight transmission. Washington reports on new marketing associations, seed distribution, and crop performance across winter barley spring wheat oats and legume studies. Swine breed prolificacy and litter sizes are examined with age, while Kansas Defense Council links to Edward C. Johnson.
The twenty eighth annual report details state stations in Washington including Pullman Adams Lund Waterville Winthrop Prosser and Western Washington stations with lands ranging from five to four hundred acres. It notes irrigation value in Yakima and Wenatchee valleys and highlights a cranberry insect studies station at Ilwaco.
The Echo reports on Rubber Stamp orders highlighting careful attention and swift delivery. It notes that out of 574 bills in two houses only about 34 percent passed, signaling a sharp drop in legislative activity and volume.
Chewelah reports the United Copper mine yields two feet of ore containing 867 ounces of silver per ton and 27 percent copper. Yakima plans a $500,000 building program to be carried out this season.
A Michigan state constabulary armored car fights whisky smugglers between Toledo and Detroit as Mon roe guards the Ohio line. Colonel Roy C. Vandercook leads the enforcement as pitched battles mark daily law actions.
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