Leavenworth to Mines Road Gets Funding Trigger
The Leavenworth to Red Mountain wagon road project hinges on Chelan County allocating a matching four thousand dollars. The road would unlock the rich Red Mountain mining district and enable machinery and eventual electric rail expansion. A development company has formed with capital to begin mining, with over fifty thousand dollars of equipment already purchased for transport to the mines this summer.
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Leavenworth
Red Mountain
Washington
Red Mountain Mines
Deep Creek
Sociable at Congregational Church Evening Fundraiser
A sociable at the Congregational church offers music and games for ten cents this evening, promising a friendly, affordable social time with proceeds likely supporting church activities.
Potatoes From Cashmere Spark Exposition Mixup
A sack of sixty seven Cashmere potatoes, likely meant for the Lewis and Clark Exposition, arrives to a reader who notes two varieties but no grower name. The writer would have sent them but lacked the variety name to avoid rejection.
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Cashmere
Washington
Leavenworth Seeks Skilled Tradesmen for Growth
The notice invites bakery, laundry, jeweler, watch repair, furniture, and dentist roles as Leavenworth expands. It highlights over two hundred workers, upcoming mill hiring, and rising demand for services. Readers are urged to sample the town and consider supplying goods or services to a growing population.
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Leavenworth
Spokane
Wenatchee
Man as a Frail Figure amid Life and Fate
A satirical meditation on human fragility and folly from birth to death. The piece mocks fate, misfortune, politics, vanity, and social deceit with vivid, ragged humor and repeated images of decay and ridicule. It ends with a call to contact Mr Slumpkins for further information.
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Eulody
Israel
Slumpkins
Blewett News Briefing From Blewett and Surroundings
The La Rica air compressor is at Peshastin siding and will move in when roads permit. The stage driver faces poor road conditions. J. W. McCarthy conducts property development. Boys finish wood supply as they rest. J. A. Griffin and Con Bell work on Tip Top. W. F. Patterson visits Leavenworth. R. F. Brown camps briefly. Snow is nearly gone around Blewett. Work may start soon on Negro Creek road.
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la Rica
Peshastin Siding
UN Wheels
J. W. McCarthy
J. A. Griffin
Con Bell
Tip Top
W. F. Patterson
Leavenworth
R. F. Brown
Blewett
Negro Creek
W. H. KR
Bucklen’s Amica Salve Heals Eye Injury
Syracuse man saves his son's eye with Bucklen's Amica Salve after a severe gash. The salve also helps burns and ulcers and is advertised at 25 cents at Guty Drug Store.
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Chas. F. Lemberger
Syracuse
N. Y
Bucklen
Guty Drug Store
Foresters Ball Arrives at Bloom's Hall With Box Supper
The Companion Court announces a grand ball at Bloom's Hall on April 25. Ladies are asked to bring a plain lunch for two in an undecorated box sold for 50 cents. Tickets to the ball are one dollar. Homer Smith from Everett will reside in Leavensworth for the summer.
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Foresters
Bloom's Hall
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R. F. Templin
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L. W. Bloom
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Chelan County Abstract Co
Wenatchee, Wash
Echo Office
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Whatcom
Skagit
P.I
McDaniels
J. W. Elliott
Paul Lachmund
J. B. Adams
N. Sorensen
R. I. King
Geo. Keating
E. Abbott
Ruth
Rafe King
Earnest Abbott
Lachmund
King
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Homer Smith
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Leavensworth
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