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Newspaper

Leavenworth Echo

Location

Leavenworth, Washington, United States of America

Date

May 30, 1913

Page

3

National Conference of Charities to Convene in Seattle

News notes several Northwest items including the National Conference of Charities and correction meeting in Seattle July 5 to 12, a Spokane factory inspector appointment, river steamboat service authorization for Wenatchee to Okanogan River points, a Meade statue fund drive in Bellingham, fruit crop forecasts for Wenatchee and Yakima, and state land revenue from April sales.

National Conference of Charities and Correction Seattle Public Commission Columbia River and Uplands King County Grant County Chelan County

Electric Bitters touted as remedy for weak nerves

Advert reads that weak and nervous people can regain vigor and appetite by using Electric Bitters. It claims benefits for stomach, liver and kidneys with thousands noting life changes and quotes Mrs. O. Rhine vault of Vestal Center, NY. Bottles priced 50 cents and 1 dollar, recommended by E. H. King.

O. Rhinevault Vestal Center N. Y E. H. King

Princess Faces Bear in Pow Wow Pageant Challenge

A princess aims to win a pageant titled Paced by a bear themed event. Supporters encourage her as she works to secure victory in a competitive pageant setting.

Spokane Pow Wow to Feature Big Track Meet

A major track and field meet tied to the Spokane Pow Wow is planned for June 20. Top west coast athletes and several Olympic champions will compete, with participants from Whitman and multiple state and city clubs. Spokane will host stars from Oregon, Washington, California and Michigan, under AAU sanction.

Pacific Northwest California Spokane The Echo George M. Varnell Spokane Daily Chronicle Whitman W. S.C Oregon Agricultural College University of Oregon University of McClure Multnomah Portland Bellan Hawkins Philbrook Wilson Miller Wesley Engelhorn Dartmouth College Dave Eugene Cohn University of Michigan Louis Wilkins Chicago Athletic Association St. Louis Chicago University

Safe Guarding Devices for Factories

State Labor Commissioner E. W. Olson plans a new system to standardize guarding devices in factories. Factory inspectors will collect data on which machines cause injuries and which guarding conditions are safest and most hazardous. He aims to hold a summer conference with all state inspectors and the labor bureau, likely inviting manufacturing and industrial interests.

Eastern Washington Olson Carl S. Evans Spokane Evans Labor Bureau Iowa Industrial Insurance Commission E. W. Olson

King’s New Discovery Promises Cold and Lung Relief

Dr. King’s New Discovery, praised by druggist C Lower, is touted as the best throat and lung medicine for colds and bronchial coughs. The remedy is presented as a home doctor for family use with guarantees and prices at 50 cents and 1.00.

C. Lower Dr. King E. H. King

Washingtones 1912 taxes show heavy school funding

State tax commission figures for 1912 show total state taxes at 31,204,820 with school districts receiving 5,658,677 and county school taxation 2,758,712. Higher education set 2,992,071, totaling over 11 million for schools. Municipal taxes reached about 7,000,000 and road and bridge taxes nearly 6,000,000.

State Tax Commission State of Washington

Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea Spring Tonic

A city drug store promotes Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea as a family tonic that enriches the blood strengthens nerves cleanses digestion regulates bowels boosts appetite and improves energy and appearance. Available for 35 cents at City Drug Store.

Hollister City

Echo subscription offers votes in Prin cess Contest

Readers are urged to subscribe to the Echo and share with friends in the East to save letter writing. Each yearly subscription promises 2500 votes in the Prin cess Contest, boosting participants and engagement.

Echo

Poultry lice and mites warning for warm weather

As warm weather approaches many parts of the state, farmers should act now to combat lice and mites that affect hens and chicks. Use Persian Insect Powder and road-dust daily, clean chick quarters, dust hovers weekly, vent hovers in sun, provide dust baths, avoid overcrowding, clean roosts, and whitewash buildings with carbolinium. Ensure ample sunlight in roosting areas.

Try Chamberlain Cough Remedy For Colds And Coughs

An advertisement endorses Chamberlain Cough Remedy claiming rapid cures and worldwide praise. The product is for sale through all dealers and recommended for coughs and colds.

Chamberlain

Notice of Homestead Final Five Year Proof Filing

Notice is published by the U S Land Office Waterville Washington that John A Hedin of Telma Washington will prove up his homestead entry February 23 1918 in Leavenworth Washington before United States Commissioner John Koerner on June 1 1918. Witnesses listed include George Liverly M O Logan Oliver Bates and O B Sears. W F Haynes Register.

U. S. Land Office Waterville Wash John A. Hedin Telma Washington East Wil Mer John Koerner United States Leavenworth George Liverly M. 0. Logan Weet Oliver Bates O. B. Sears Telma, Ash

Milot Mills Co Advertises Green House Stock in Wenatchee

Milot Mills Co offers Big Green Houses in Wenatchee Washington stocked with choice cut flowers pot plants bedding plants vegetable plants bouquets and floral designs for all occasions. Order by phone write or telegraph. Phone 875.

Milot Mills Co Big Green Houses Wenatchee, Wash

We Do Not Make the Man We Make His Clothes

Advert says clothes reflect a man through taste judgment and ability. It argues well dressed men attract business and succeed in their field.

Violette

Also Mentioned on This Page

Wenatchee Yakima Valleys Bellingham Chamber of Commerce State Historical Society Citizens At Large Albert E. Meade Bellingham Yakima P. S. Darlington Yakima District C. V. Savidge Methow Valley Creamery Butter Leavenworth Market Grant J. E. Grant the Palace of Sweets Northwest W. F. Haynes Register Nolan & Jones Progressive Tailors City Drug Store Front St I. W. Harper Kentucky J. B. Violette Pacific Beer F. H. Hutchings Churchill & Ritchie Leavenworth, Wash Opera Jj. E. Tholin Tumwater Savings Bank Pioneer Bank Ae Beer Seattle Brewing & Malng Slattile, Wash Lee Howerton
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