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Newspaper
Leavenworth Echo
Location
Leavenworth, Washington, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1904
Page
4
A Chicago researcher claims a method to live on air alone by quitting eating and learning to breathe properly. He reports fasting a month, losing weight from 245 to 115 pounds, and relying on a breathing apparatus for nourishment. The piece notes other varied items from diet fads to legal and social topics of the era.
J. A. Gulledyge of Verbena Alabama suffered twice in hospital from a severe pile condition with 24 tumors. Bucklen’s Arnica Salve halted inflammation and cured him after doctors and remedies failed, quelling aches and pains. 25 cents at City Drug Store.
United States Land Office Waterville Wash April 20 1994 contest alleges Charles E Blom failed to reside on homestead tract since entry July 12 1902 and has abandoned land for over six months. hearings set June 3 and June 9 1904. Also timber land notice Wenatchee Wa James M Duffy filed sworn statement for timber land in section 8 township 26 range 17 sixth, with witnesses named and deadlines in July 1904.
Notice of publication announces Seth L. Morris of Leavenworth filed sworn statement No 38 for purchasing timber land in section 4 township 26 range 17 E W M. He will prove land is more valuable for timber than agriculture before J E Shore in Leavenworth on June 7 1904. Witnesses named: John Davis James Tyson Louis Hauck Frank Bush. Adverse claimants must file by June 1 1904.
Trad C Varney of Leavenworth Washington files sworn statement No 420 to purchase timber lands in California Oregon Nevada and Washington Territory under the 1892 act he will prove land more valuable for timber than agriculture with witnesses K E Northup Iron O Northup Louis J Hauck and Asa K Dicken son and a public hearing set before J S Shore at Leavenworth on July 1 1904 claims adverse may file by July 1 1904 M B Malloy Register First publication April 22 1904
Notice states Jethrow W Keller seeks land in section 26, township 26, range 17 east, to prove timber value over agricultural use. Hearing before U S Commissioner J E Shore at Leavenworth July 30 1904. Witnesses include Campbell Franklin Townsend of Leavenworth and Charley French of Chiwaukum. Adverse claimants must file by July 1904.
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