Leavenworth Echo May 19 1905 Change in We natchee Advance ownership
The Leavenworth Echo reports ownership change at the We natchee Advance with DC. E. Graham and Rufus Wood taking over from former editors. Corey plans ranch work near Quincy Washington while some staff stay in journalism. editors express best wishes for the Advance under new management.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wenatchee Advance
DC. E. Graham
The
Advance
Rufus Wood
Weatchee Republic
Corey
Quincy
Wash
Beef Packers Trust Critique circulates to publishers
The Echo declines to publish a Chicago beef packers bureau defense note citing flawed conclusions and rebutted by Garfield report. It notes common bait from ad agencies offering contracts and warns about rebates, icing charges, and secret cipher methods that inflate packers profits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Echo
Beef Packers Press Bureau
Chicago
Swift & Co
Armour Packing Co
Packers Trust
Garfield
Mr. Carnegie
Packers Bureau
Wenatchee Photographer in Chelan Exhibit and Local News Snapshots
Collier films Chelan county exhibit views for Portland display while Dr. Cameron plans to visit around June first. A Wenatchee bridge survey flags danger and a call to build a new span. Mrs. Allen of Peshastin suffers a broken wrist after a horse incident. she is resting after treatment. A nine coaches train bears eastern railway conductors to Portland and Spokane, with Leavenworth members decorating the engine. Local real estate and business notes appear alongside world affairs on Afghanistan, Russia, and English policy, plus a note on France marriage laws and Jules Verne’s enduring fame.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Allen
Peshastin
Blewett
Hoxey
Order of Railway
Portland
Leavenworth
Spokane
Mughind
Russia
Amecr
Afghanistan
Enughind
Ameer
Japan
England
Smeer
Bin
Tibet
India
Kabul
Lord Kitchener
Inside workings of the beef trust meet public scrutiny
The Echo declines to be used to gild the beef combination into virtue, suggesting some good may come from investigating the internal operations of the trust. It hints at external observers and the need for reform without endorsing deceptive praise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beef Trust
Venezuela's early history and key figures amid upheaval
A sweeping, opinionated survey of Venezuela from colonial contact with aborigines through independence and the 19th century, noting Guzman Blanco's rule, foreign concessions, and the formation of republics. It also reflects on Kipling, Chaffee, divorce reform, the Panama Canal bill, and a Boer War memorial statue in Port Elizabeth.
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Castro
Spain
Blanco
Vie
Venezuela
Texas
Porfirio Diaz
Mexico
Port Elizabeth
South Africa
Wor Safe logger card sale and card party souvenir
One logging truck and one heavy road wagon offered for sale with prices. Contact S Sharp at Meeker place near Peshastin Washington for a Progressive card party. Includes 143 score cards, souvenir packaging of twenty four per package, priced thirty five cents at Echo office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. Sharp
Meeker Place
Peshastin
Wash
Echo Office
Contests Filed Over Homestead Claim in Waterville Wash
Charles M. McClure contests Rollin Rideout's homestead entry in section 26 near Waterville Washington. The affidavit alleges Rideout never resided or cultivated the land and died around 1904, with heirs unknown. Hearings set for June 12 and final hearing June 19, 1905 before U.S. officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
United States Land Office
Waterville
Wash
Charles M. McClure
Chiwaukum
Washington
Rollin Rideout
Lainty Tour GH
Sid Hind
Army
Navy
Marine Corps
United States
M. B. Malloy
Register
Contest Notice of Homestead Entry Dispute in Waterville
Department of the Interior announces a contest affidavit by Al W Purdy against homestead entry No. 5874 dated September 23, 1900s for the S Bhi quadrant in township 5 N range 18 W. Heirs Castleberry alleged death intestate October 22 1903 and abandonment of the tract by heirs with no residence or cultivation. Notice to appear June 13 1904 and hearing June 20 1905 in Waterville Washington. Publication ordered after service difficulties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Land Office
Waterville
Wash
al. W. Purdy
S. BH
S. Bly
Wis
Ney
Section Sin Township
Harr
D Castleberry
Callie Castlecerry
Ethel Castleberry
Webb City
Missouri
Louis Castleberry
Lional Castleberry
Cal- He
Eihel
Army
Navy
Marine Corps
United States
Sulu Paties
Oecock
J. £. Shore
U. S
Leavenworth
United States Landoffice
Malgoy Register
Notice to Creditors in Chelan County Estate
Superior Court of Washington Chelan County Notice to creditors of Carrie Barron deceased that William M Barron has been appointed administrator. Creditors must present claims with vouchers within one year from first publication at Lewis J Nelson attorney Leavenworth. First publication May 19, 190.
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State of Washington
Chelyn
Carrie Barron
Lewis J. Nelson
Leavenworth
Chelan
Washington
William M Barron
State of
Sellis
Henry Cross
P. O
Wenatchee
Wash
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Deavenworth Were
Ofice
Deed H. Mayar
Leavenworth Echo
the Beef Trust Press Bureau
Collier
Chelan County
Cameron
John Holden
Frank Davis
Wenatchee Bridge
Navarre
Mil
L. W. Bloom
D. J
France
Jules Verne
Rudyard Kipling
Osler
Chaffee
Telix Adler
George Meredith
Panama Canal Company
Uncle Sam
Englewood Co
Paciurlete
Generalatces
Handelph St
Chtcage
U. B.A
C. KE
Liluis
Plaintin
Clara A
Rey
Ly Fendants
Clara A. Torrey
Lillis
A.D
Bolenbugh
Keho
Belmont Oscar Pepper
Guckenheimer Rye
OPERA
Tooun & Smith
Leavenworth, Wash
Emil Frank
American Jr
American Camera Mfg, CO
St. Paul St
Rochester, N. Y
Woldenberg
Leavenworth Drug Store
Atents
New York
F St
Washington, D. C
Washington Hand Press
EK. A. King
City Dry Store
G. W. Hathaway
City Drag Line
L. H. T'Worner, Prop
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