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Newspaper

Leavenworth Echo

Location

Leavenworth, Washington, United States of America

Date

May 07, 1920

Page

6

Adams County Farm Bureau Plots Soil and Weed Tactics

At a recent Adams County Farm Bureau meeting farmers agreed to moldboardless plowing and weed control with a red weeder. Clarke County forms a Poultry Association to boost purebred production, while 30 Clarke communities reorganize under the Farm Bureau with 26 project leaders named. The value of barnyard manure is about 875 dollars per ton chemically, and agents offer help on ground squirrell and pest control.

Adams County Farm Bureau Clarke County Farm Bureau Plan

Migratory Bird Treaty Case Upheld By Supreme Court

The Supreme Court sustained the constitutionality of the migratory bird treaty with Great Britain and the implementing act. The Biological Survey U.S. Department of Agriculture administers the law. Missouri had sued U S warden Ray P Holland in 1919 seeking to block federal enforcement in Missouri. The ruling followed a prior 1919 opinion by Judge Van Valkenburgh and advances the case through appeals.

United States Supreme Court United States Great Britain Biological Survey United States Department of Agriculture Missouri United States District Court Western District of Missouri Ray P Holland Arba S. van Valkenburgh Western District of Supreme Court of the United

States Affirms Lower Court Opinion

The state has affirmed the opinion of the lower court, upholding its ruling and effectively sustaining the initial decision in the case. The court’s affirmation closes the appellate review and reinforces the prior judgment.

States

Local Social News From Douglas This Week

Mrs H E Milham and daughter Dixie visit sister H A Anderson. Ed Reynolds does some loud clearing this week. Wesley Wright and Charley Stone stay with Wright family before returning to Blewett. Mrs Van de Grift and sons OD on the ranch. Edyth Peterson Hazel West visit H A Anderson. Heath Lettie Wilms Otto Anderson share Sunday dinner at H A Anderson. Bjork Edythe Peterson Vers Sands Albert and Berry Sands dine at Fredrickson home. Kitchen shower for Mrs Otto Anderson. luncheon late, all depart after an enjoyable evening.

H.E. Milham Dixie Douglas H. A. Anderson Ed. Reynolds Wesley Wright Charley Stone Wright Blewett Otto Anderson

Eyes of Youth at the Grand with Clara Kimball Young

Gina Ashling faces a moral dilemma choosing between ambition and duty as a Paris career and a rich marriage threaten her happiness. Peter waits for a shared future while a Yogi from India offers guidance through a crystal ball revealing outcomes of each path. The play stars Clara Kimball Young and runs Monday and Tuesday May 10 and 11.

Gina Ashling Paris Peter India Clara Kimball Young

Pets beloved by saints in lore of birds and beasts

Dr. Douglas Hyde lectured on the Margaret Stokes lectures in Dublin's Alexandra Hall tracing saintly affection for animals. He cited St Patrick, St Brigid, and St Columba with stories of pets and loving animals, noting wolves, foxes, and birds formed bonds with Irish and Latin saints. Dr Ball urged that American agriculture rests on exceptional men with broad training and vision.

Douglas Hyde Aoo Margaret Stokes Alexandra Ealleve Dublin Tle Ohip St Patrick St. Brigid St. Calumettte St. Patrick Sto Columeiile Treland Lona Hyde BE. D. Ball

Roosevelt Broke Devilfish Record With Spear Strike

Russell J Coles recounts Theodore Roosevelt's sea hunting feat off Punta Gorda Florida on March 2h 117. Roosevelt speared a massive devilfish two feet four inches through its dense body while a boat moved nine miles per hour. A second even larger devilfish followed an hour later. Coles, a scientist and devilfish hunter of over 20 years, notes the achievement.

Theodore Roosevelt Russell J. Coles Coles Florida Punta Gorda Mr. Coles

Pigeon Inn Reopens as Alsatian Pigeon Blaine

Strasbourg revival brings back the Pigeon Inn to life after 1871. The historic inn once called Au Pigeon and later Au Pigeon Blanc reopens under Alsatian management, restoring its student rendezvous legacy.

Strasbourg Christian Science Monitor

Deepest Well Reaches 7570 Feet Near Fairmont West Virginia

The Hope Natural Gas company of Pittsburgh drilled the world’s deepest well six and a half miles southeast of Fairmont WV. It reached 7,570 feet before abandonment due to stuck tools and a 4,000 foot cable loss. Temperature at 7,000 feet was 172 degrees Fahrenheit with a rise of one degree per 660 feet, suggesting boiling point near 10,000 feet.

Fairmont W. Va Hope Natural Gas Company Pittsburgh E. van Orstrand United States Geological Survey Scientific American

The Skeleton at the Feast and a Wedding Telegram Prank

A brother's wedding is disrupted when a guest reads a telegram misread as congratulations. The message demands money, causing laughter among guests at the bride's home where the ceremony occurred. The mix of mistaken context and social ritual highlights a humorous family moment.

Notice of Hearing on Estate Set Off to Surviving Spouse

In the matter of the estate of Thomas I. Gosslee deceased Addie Gosslee surviving spouse and Richard P. Gosslee administrator petition to award three thousand dollars worth of estate to the surviving spouse and avoid further administration Hearing set for June 2 1920 at 9 30 a m in the Superior Court Courthouse Wenatchee Washington Judge Wm A Grimshaw presiding Witness A A Spevens clerk Deputy Isabel A Ross Herman Howaf attorney for administrator May 7 1920

Thomas I. Gosslee Superior Court Addie Goslee Richard P. Gosslee Addie Gosslee Wenatchee Wm. A. Grimshaw A. A. Spevens Isabel A. Ross

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Lewis County Poultry Association Eagle Creek Grand Roosevelt Herman Howaf P. O. Address Leavenworth, Wash RAND Bull Durham Durham Tobacco Genuine “Bulle Durham Tobacco Baker Steam D. O First Ave Spokane Wash Thos. Nolan Deeley
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