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Leavenworth Echo in Leavenworth, Washington

10 May 1918

Page 6

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Leavenworth Echo

Location

Leavenworth, Washington, United States of America

Date

May 10, 1918

Page

6

Local Boys Join Colors Honor Roll Names List of Recruits

A community honor roll lists local boys who have joined the colors to help defend democracy. The compiled names include Anderson Otto, Ahearn Harry, Altman A W, and many others with entries such as Booth FE C, Brender Otto, and Hins. The notice invites corrections if names are missing.

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Anderson Otto Ahearn Harry Altman A. W Carl Blankenship Howard Briggs Boyce Clyde Byron John Booth FE. C Brender Brady Eldridge Beam Betts Joe Coleman Shirley Cahill Martin Conway Frank Cahil Chas DeLong Denniston Earl Dahl Louis F Duncan Bertrand Doty Claire DeBlois Louis Davis Fred Rlbert Hardy Charley Hayes Clifford Hood Lester Hathaway Charles Harris Hoxsey George Edwin Claude Ralph Harding Gus Helterline Lawrence Johnson Victor Kidd Geo Lamb James McRae Kenneth Maston Merrill MacDonald Dominick Mahoney Jack Meineke A. L Meredith Stanley Mischke McNett Roswell Mayor Julian I Nicholas Nugent John L Newell Poepmuller Henry Potter Ricker Sam Richardson Horace Ramsdell W. F Severson Ernest Stevenson W. H Simons C. E Sharpe Stahl Swan Ads. M Smith Will Towne Clint Taylor R. F Westcott Wunder Wilder Arthur Wilson Woodrow Harrison Ward W. S
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Industrial and civic development across Washington state

Aberdeen Smith Dairy doubles plant capacity. Mount Vernon approves Pacific Highway paving Avon to Burlington. Packard Farm ers' Warehouse to build 600000 bushel grain elevator at cost 15250. Auburn improves Spruce Military camp adding 150 men. Northwestern Harvester and Holt plan 3000000 worth tractors and combines. Hoquiam Sash and Door reopened as a box factory. Raymond Standifer shipyard to add 500 workers May 1. Vancouver shipyard site fenced and guarded. three shifts and rising employment over 1090 workers. Tacoma rejects municipal power investment expansion 4 to 1. American Can plant near Vancouver to produce 1000000 cans daily. Clark county prune crop bumper. Galland Bros to build housing for Sperry and others in eastern Spokane. Chehalis Libby pickle plant seeks 50 acres. Utilities seek higher rates to cover costs. Everett Interstate Engineering United States Hydro-Carbon Co. site chosen for 30000 incorporation. Olympia Sunset Highway surfacing contract 12 miles Easton Summit 41368. Red Cross benefit concert at high school with Mrs Thomas Mullen’s pupils. Various local births and health updates reported.

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Auburn Spruce Military Camp Northwestern Harvester Co Holt Manufacturing Co Spokane Hoquiam Raymond Standifer Steel Vancouver Tacoma American Can Co Clark County Sperry Flour Mills Galland Bros. Corporation Nosler Chehalis—Libby, McNeil & Libby Everett Interstate Engineering United States Hydro-Carbon Co Olympia Sunset Highway Summit Easton
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Methodist Church Weekly Services Notice

Sunday school begins at 10 a.m. followed by 11 a.m. preaching. Epworth League at 6 50 p.m. and another sermon at 7 30 p.m. Prayer meeting at 7 30 p.m. Thursday. Pastor F L Moore invites all to attend.

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Epworth League F. L. Moore
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Peshastin Church Services Schedule Revised

Sunday school at 9 30 forenoon and 11 o clock preaching. Class meeting at 9 30, Epworth League and preaching at 7 later evening. A H Morton is the pastor guiding the services.

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Epworth League A. H. Morton
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Restriction in Wheat Use Urged by County Food Admins

Washington county food administrators met in Spokane with Federal Food Administrator Hebberd to adopt a wheat saving program. They urged citizens to use no wheat for feed until after next harvest and forbid millable wheat for animal feed. The plan includes continuing 50 50 bread in hotels and restaurants and broadening appeals for general economy.

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County of Food Administrators Spokane Washington Hebberd
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State Industrial News Aberdeen Smith Dairy Co Mount Vernon Avon Burlington Packard Packard Farmers’ Warehouse Co Thos. Mullen Yesteray Part Vogel Lovell McKeown Theo. Johnson Bumblebee Chadwick Edna Tracy Margaret O’larey Ethel and Margaret Codd Dvorak Dorothy McKinnon Kamman Ethel Dodd Thay Shelley Helen Carter Wayside Chapel Wilson Dorothy Kringle Schubert Helen Hale Gladys Wettstein Reading le Gros Mendelssohn Inez Ewing The Robins Fisher Henrietta Smith Gavotte Lila Snyder Elenor Gage Gondoliers Nevin Marian Hamilton Mr. Putnam Sous Bois Jean Jacobsen MacDowell Clifford Ha Stanb Liszt Howard Roach Morris Dance Atherton Howard Roach Clifford Hagler A. G. McKeown Women’s Council of Defense Leavenworth Red Cross Earl Wright Wenatchee Carlisle Canada Judah Leavenworth Hospital Gray Peshastin Willard Wamsley F. H. Hutchings American Red Cross Red Cross War Fund America Congress War Department Toggery Hart-Schaffner & Marx Holeproof Hoisery Peshastin Church Services Naxel Sales CO C. Hering, Mer County Food Administration Wheeler’s Drug Store Rexall Store Big Red Cross Drive Europe
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