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Leavenworth Echo

Location

Leavenworth, Washington, United States of America

Date

May 10, 1907

Page

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Investors Drive Extensive Improvements at Crescent Bar

Neely & Young own 417 acres at Crescent Bar in the Columbia River valley twenty five miles below Wenatchee. Land is to be cultivated with 28000 fruit trees and 41 acres of grapes and alfalfa. Water supplied by a river pipeline and a natural spring for domestic use. Two hundred seventy acres have sold to Seattle buyers who will form five acre tracts with down payments. Prices average 267.50 per acre totaling 53500 per tract. Buyers include F. C. Mintia and W. R. Crawford. Great Northern plans a 100 mile survey along the river’s east bank to Pasco connecting with Portland & Seattle.

Seattle F. C. Mintia W. R. Crawford West Great Northern Columbia River Pasco Portland H. S. Simmons Wenatchee Valley Messrs Elbert Burke H.A. Parry The Republic Squillchuck

Pullman Summer School Opens at Washington State College

The annual session of the Pullman summer school at Washington State College opens June 24 and runs six weeks to August 4. Tuition is free for state residents and dormitory board is 21 dollars for the period. Sessions will be led by college faculty with several state and local supervisors and Miss Mary E. Hanna directing domestic economy.

State College Yoder Tacoma Reed North Yakima F. O. Kreager Olympia W. J. Huntley Spokane Mary E. Hanna Pittsburg Pennsylvania H. C. Sampson

Advertised Letters Remaining in Post Office

Postmaster J C Davis notes remaining advertised letters as of May 6 including Anderson Charley Duffy John Gighart C H Jald Dave McCoy Frank Shate Dan In calling for some please say advert is ted The Gunn bill exempting money and securities from taxation has been declared fatally defective.

Anderson Charley Duffy John Gighart C. H. Jald Dave McCoy Frank Shate Dan J. C. Davis

GN railroad orders 150 engines and ginseng garden plans

Reports state the Great Northern Railway ordered 150 new engines. Anton Christensen and partners with A J Anderson plan a large Lake Campbell ginseng garden growing 50 000 seeds 2000 one year plants and 1300 two year plants with soil deemed ideal by Anderson.

Great Northern Railroad Company Anton Hans Christensen A. J. Anderson Lake Campbell Anderson

Lazy Day Poem Reflects on Slothful Mood

The Washington Star prints a short verse about an industrious person who loses momentum on a sunny lazy day. A sparrow on the sill mirrors the speaker's stalled effort as time slips by.

Washington Star

Three-Headed Man for Smithsonian Secretary Post

Trustees at the Smithsonian in Washington offered the secretaryship to a Columbia University scientist, a post Langley held. The offer was declined amid the daunting scope and responsibilities of the job, which would oversee adjoining national institutions and the zoological garden and national museum. The piece reflects on the duties of leadership and cites Rousseau on parental duties as a broader ethical aside.

Smithsonian Institution Washington Langley Columbia University the Smithsonian America Smithsonian Zoological Garden National Museum

Free Gold Discovery Sparks Prospecting All Across Chelan

The Chelan county area buzzes as free gold discovery excitement continues with two weeks of active prospecting. Original locators believe they found a true vein of gold bearing quartz and samples have been sent for assay with results pending. Frank Ketchum bought the Dr Saunders tract on Wenatchee Avenue for 3500 dollars through Keller and Belser, describing it as a good buy with young fruit trees.

Chelan the Republic Frank Ketchum Dr. Saunders Wenatchee Avenue Keller & Belser

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Geo. Keating Tumwater Light and Water CO Emil Frank Prop Chelan Club the Opera Tholin @ Smith L. Lamb Clinton Iowa PINE C. R. Lamb Minneapolis, Minn G. E. Lamb P. Davis Treas Mgr Leavenworth, Wa Nick's Meat Hotel Franklin Ed Westbrook Columbia Valley Cresent Bar Neely & Young Columbia River Valley Wenatchee Columbia Pullman Summer School Representative Davis Douglas Co Waterville Ephrata Daggett Rousseau Steiner Walla Walla Fred Barron E. G Spencer J. C. Wallace Bear Creek Mr. Wallace
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