Summons and public notice in Chelan court actions
Legal notices from the Chelan County Superior Court involve multiple defendants led by F L Stayner and Bess A Stayner. The cases seek foreclosure of a water rights lien tied to Emig Park real estate and a separate mortgage on property in Leavenworth with details on dates, interest, costs, and court actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. L. Stayner
Bess A. Stayner
James A. Dorman
Roy H. Billings
Jane Doe Billings
Oconee
State OF Washington
Bess
Stayner
Icicle Canal Company
Chelan County
Washington
Plantiff
Chelan
Emig Park
Leavenworth
L. J. Nelson
P. O
Notice to Property Owners Improvement District No 2
The fifth annual installment for Improvement District No 2 covering Front Street from 14th to Division, Commercial Street sections including extensions across tract C as per Leavenworth plat, and 10th 12th 18th and 14th Streets will be due by June 7, 1918 at the City Clerk's office. City Clerk A Tf Brown signs. May 8 to 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Front Street
14Th St
Division Street
Commercial Street
8Th Street
14Th Street
Executrix Named in Graham Estate Probate Notice
Martha C. Graham has been appointed executrix of Patrick H. Graham deceased in this Washington probate matter. Creditors must file claims with proof of service within six months of first publication May 3, 1918, or be barred. Attorney N A Pearson, Wenatchee, Washington. First publication May 3, 1918. last publication May 24, 1918.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick H. Graham
A. D
Talked About in the Nation's Capital Wheat is Fixed by Law
Washington dispatch notes 1918 congressional bills to set minimum cotton prices. H R 11517 proposes 20 cents a pound from producer to manufacturer, H R 11522 proposes 40 cents. Sen Ransdell reports public push to extend price fixing to all cotton products and farm goods. A farmer named William Hunter from Williamsport Indiana is assaulted by citizens near New Orleans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington D. C
Emerson
Ohio
Godwin
North Carolina
Ransdell
Overman
New Oreleans
Washington
Congressional Record
Senate
Louisiana
William Hunter
Williamsport
Indiana
New Orleans
Williamsport Man Endures Mob Action Over Bonds
The town accused Hunter of avoiding Third Liberty Loan bonds through New Orleans banks. After a harsh mob treatment there he proved he had earlier bought $5,000 in bonds via his Williamsport home bank, which wired confirmation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hunter
New Orleans
Williamsport
Wiliamsport
Honor Roll of Local Boys Joining the Colors
A local listing shows numerous boys enlisted or volunteering to serve in the armed forces. The compiled roster includes many surnames with given names, indicating a broad community response to support democracy and war efforts. The historical note invites corrections if any names are missing. The text ends with a political aside about Irish slackers and fighters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson
Otto
Ahearn
Harry
Altman
A. W
Carl
Blankenship
Howard
Briggs
Boyce
Clyde
Byron
John
Booth
BE. 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
Estes
Archie
Featherstone
Tom
Franklin
Valentine
Freytag
Fromme
Ted
Getchman
Gregor
Gilbert
Meineke
A. L
Meredith
Stanley
Mischke
McNett
Roswell
Maston
Mayor
Julian I
Nicholas
Nugent
John L
Newell
James
Poepmuller
Henry
Potter
Ricker
Sam
Richardson
Horace
Ramsdell
W. F
Severson
Ernest
Stevenson
W. H
Simons
C. E
Sharpe
Stahl
Geo
Swan
aJs
Smith
Will
Towne
Clint
Taylor
R. F
Westcott
Charles
Wunder
Wilder
Arthur
Wilson
Woodrow
Harrison
Ward
W. S
The Emblem of Human Mercy and Red Cross Mission
This piece extols the Red Cross as a symbol of mercy and a force for relief of physical pain and mental strain. It notes expanded service for enlisted forces and civil aid to allies, urging full public support and adequate funding for ongoing work in Europe and for young servicemen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
American Red Cross
Europe
John Wesley Denied Marine Rejection Sparks Wry Reply
John Wesley of St Paul Minnesota laments a Marine Corps rejection for defective teeth. He quips that war would demand biting the Kaiser, asks if he should kill and eat them, then receives a practical comeback to seek a dentist before reapplying. Sergeant Buck advises dental work and another try.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Wesley
St. Paul
Minn
John Paul
U. S. Marine Corps
Sherman
Frank Buck
Insurance ad urges immediate home fire protection
A real estate and loan office promotes continuous up to date fire insurance. The ad warns no home is exempt and urges readers to stop in at J. W. Elliott in the corner of 8th and Commercial Streets to obtain coverage. It emphasizes preparedness against loss by fire and offers notary public services in office.
Shoes Repaired with Care for Serviceable Results
New soles and heels are fitted to old shoes with the same care as new work. No matter what a shoe needs to be serviceable and presentable, they will receive it when entrusted to us.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Superior Court
County OF
Leavenworth State Bank
The
Wily W. Rice
U. H. Leftwich
Lucy M. Leftwich
Wiley W. Rice
Towit
Willamette
Martha C. Graham
N. A. Pearson
Executrix
Wenatchee
Wash
Cotton
Democratic
Ireland
America
Samuel Gompers
Attorneys AT Law
AN Corbin
M. H. Easton
Corbin & Easton
Attorneys-at-Law
Sam R. Sumner
Columbia Valley Bank Bldg
Wenatchee, Wash
Burt J. Williams
Chelan Co
N. M. Sorenson Lawyer
Blue
Wenatchee Wash
Reeves & Reeves
W. F. Whitney
Crollard & Crollard Lawyers
Office Commercial Bank Building
Kaiser
Reliau Ee
WM. Brender
J. W. Elliott
Raham’s Shoe & Harness Shop
Drive For Red Cross
J. H. Hutchings
Lewis J. Nelson
Elliott Block
John E Porter
Columbia Valley Bank
Undertakers
Anl Undertaking
Amanda C. Towne
Cascade Undertaking Co
Cashmere
John Kuelbs
Widby & Burwell
Natl Bank Bld
W. W. Elmer
Front St. Oppo
Viaduct
Leavenworth, Wash
G. W. Hoxey
DR. Jstinson Judah
Leavenworth Hospital
SeattleCan
Seattle, Wash
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