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Newspaper
Leavenworth Echo
Location
Leavenworth, Washington, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1915
Page
6
Fashions change and the bedroom can gain comfort and good taste with the right dresser or chiffonier. Come in and see the latest styles available.
Dr McKeown, a dentist, advertises reduced dental prices as seasonal ice clears. Get your teeth in shape while discounts melt away.
Beginning July 1, employees in retail lumber and fuel yards gain protection under the workmen's compensation act as the industrial insurance commission adopts resolution. Amendments by the recent legislature authorize adding new classes of employment to the act.
Leavenworth High School audiences admired a year of work from the Manual Training Art and Domestic Science students. Mr Bickle and Miss Warren and Miss Danbe led classes producing fine furniture pieces and art projects. Elsie Meier received praise for English period efforts including the play As You Like It. Superintendent Osborn will return next year guiding all departments while planning summer ranch improvements.
The Leavenworth High School holds its first commencement at Scenic Theatre at 8:30 P.M. with nine graduates including Minnie Hauck Bessie Horn Hazel West Mabel Van Brocklin Juna Smith Ruth Horn George Hoxsey and Clifford Hayes. The trial of Harry E Carr for the December killing of C D Franklin at Cashmere is in progress in Wenatchee with many locals attending as witnesses.
The state tax levy has been cut by ten percent from the prior year, easing the financial burden on residents and businesses while maintaining essential public services.
Superintendent W A Linklater now heads the Western Washington experiment station at Puyallup and will lead a new winter school of agriculture. The program envisions a real school with classrooms, textbooks, labs, and final exams focused on practical farming for busy farmers. Also notes express companies’ Washington earnings fall 10 to 15 percent due to new block rates. a Perry Creek bridge in Olympia will cost 8400 dollars.
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