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Newspaper
Leavenworth Echo
Location
Leavenworth, Washington, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1907
Page
2
The Leavenworth Echo announces its Friday issue dated May 17 1907 edited by Derd H. Mayar. Second class mail matter subscription priced at 1.00 per year in advance with communications addressed to The Leaven worth Echo.
The Leavenworth Washington town council facing crossings delays presses General Manager F E Ward of the Great Northern Railway for a grade crossing at Railroad Avenue. Ward promises action and ground inspection, while the town decries stalled work and risk to residents and a nearby school.
A bound book from the office of the secretary of agriculture in Washington outlines The Use Book compiled by Gifford Pinchot, a forester. It serves those dealing with national forests and includes a compendium of forest reserve laws and penalties.
The Commercial Club meeting signals progress for Leavenworth as residents hear how unified town support spurs development. Wenatchee is cited as a model where a strong club has driven multiple benefits, while Anacortes publishes a glossy annual highlighting regional land and water attractions.
August Glaeser longtime Leavenworth resident died Tuesday after 5 PM just short of seventy. He came from Berlin in 1867 and lived in Leavenworth since 1893. Survived by wife and two stepdaughters Mrs Emil Frank and Mrs Max Kringle. He belonged to Sons of Herman with a $1000 life policy. Funeral held at home with Rev S C Garrison, burial in Leavenworth cemetery.
A match game on the local diamond last Sunday saw Darktown nine defeated by Our Best. Our Best is slated to meet Wenatchee on Sunday with the band to perform Hail the Victor. Darktowns have been invited to Waterville for a metaphorical rematch, while Quincy and Waterville seek dates with the team.
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