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Newspaper

Leavenworth Echo

Location

Leavenworth, Washington, United States of America

Date

May 31, 1918

Page

4

Public Notices In Chelan County Washington Court

Public notices cover multiple cases from Chelan County Washington in the Superior Court. Actions include mortgage and water rights liens by Leavenworth State Bank against F L Stayner and Bess Stayner and others, foreclosure of properties in Emig Park Leavenworth, and a quiet title suit by Margaret Abels against Harriet W Chase heirs. Litigants include Dorman Billings County and other defendants with addresses in Leavenworth Wenatchee Cashmere.

Superior Court State OF Washington County OF Chelan Leavenworth State Bank Illamette L. J. Nelson P. O Leavenworth Chelan County Washington IND Margaret Abels Margaret Schurle

Summons by Publication in Leftwich Mortgage Foreclosure

A summons by publication is issued against Wiley W. Rice as administrator of U H Leftwich estate Lucy M Leftwich and all heirs and any others with rights to the real estate described in the mortgage. The action seeks a judgment of 1000 dollars plus 10 interest per year from December 22 1915 and 49 dollars costs 200 dollars attorney fee and to declare the judgment a lien and foreclose the mortgage on the described property.

F. L. Stayner Bess A. Stayner James A. Dorman Roy H. Billings Jane Doe Billings eeRnowe State OF Washington Bess Stayner Icicle Canal Company Chelan County Washington Plantiff Chelan Emig Park Leavenworth L. J. Nelson P. O Leavenworth State Bank Wily W. Rice U. H. Leftwich Lucy M. Leftwich Wiley W. Rice Lucey M. Leftwich A. D County of

Peshastin Adventurers Share News and Visits

Mrs. H. A. Harvey and son Robert travel to Seattle then Matlock as a future home plan. Nearby, Mr. and Mrs. Goff and Lyle visited Kellys, Wilcox kin plan to enlist in June, and many locals toured Leavenworth and Wenatchee. A funeral for Peshastin native P. G. McClure was held at the Community church.

H. A. Harvey Robert Seattle Matlock Harvey H. M. Goff Lyle H. H. Kelly Mearl Wilcox Wenatchee Wilcox Signal Corps Peshastin A. Biglow Leavenworth Bert Luttrel Thompson Ellensburg Blewett Donovan Ginger Quartermaster Cycle Dept Ft. Lawton Ted Gray Fryberger P. G. McClure Harry Moore H. W. Otis Harry Harvey Adeline Page H. T. Robinson Yakima

War boosts mining prospects amid policy concerns

The text argues war elevated the value and need for western mines, predicting a strong revival once conditions improve. It cautions against heavy regulation, noting the need for fair taxation and high enough prices to ensure investor returns and worker wages. C F Kelly of Anaconda Co warns ore control bills could stifle and control the mineral industry.

Senate Mines Committee C. F. Kelly The Anaconda Co

University women to help in orchards east of mountains

University of Washington women organize for fruit crop work east of the mountains this year. About 100 women in groups of ten will work from August 15 to Christmas under a supervisor trained to handle girls and the Harvesters' League. Transportation benefits apply for 30 to 60 days, packing instructors will be provided, and housing arrangements include tents or houses with board floors.

University of Washington Harvesters’ League State Council of Defense

War knitters urged to make Kitchener toes

The Northwest division of the Red Cross calls on war knitters to produce socks, specifically Kitchener toes, for troops. The appeal emphasizes practical aid and steady supply of warm socks for soldiers.

Kitchener The Red Cross

Insurance ad urges constant coverage for fire loss

A local insurer in the Notary Public in Office real estate section urges residents to maintain continuous fire insurance. The ad claims no home is exempt from fire risk and urges readers to stop in at J. W. Elliott at corner 8th and Commercial Streets to arrange coverage.

War knitwear rules and new ship launch in regional update

Knitters report poor sock quality with 40 percent lacking Kitchner toes and 25 percent with ridges risking blisters for soldiers. Regulations require Kitchner toes and uniform measurements for socks 11 inches to heel and sweaters 25 inches long by 15 to 18 inches wide. The Shipbuilding concern launched its first 3000 ton vessel for the French government, and yard capacity is being doubled. Yakima valley reserves add 9,000 acres of grain, mainly wheat.

Kitchener Washington The Foundation Shipbuilding Concern Eveverrr

Idle Men Press State Council of Defense Drive

The Idaho State Council of Defense demands idlers be placed in productive work. With a national farm labor shortage and surplus idlers, states aim to match workers to farms to boost agricultural output.

Idaho State Council of Defense

Spokane prospector finds molybdenite in Wenatchee headwaters

J S Bingley of Spokane reports molybdenite specimens from the headwaters of the Wenatchee River. He locates the vein after a 27 year revisit and expects eastern parties to join in further evaluation. Separately Todd Shipyards expands capacity to build eleven fabricated ships on the Pacific coast.

J. S. Bingley Spokane Cascades Wenatchee River Bingley Todd Ship Building Yards Pacific Coast

Local Shoe Repair Delivers New Soles With Care

New soles and heels are applied to old shoes with the same care used on new work. The shop says every shoe will receive needed attention to be serviceable and presentable when entrusted to them.

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Harriet W. Chase Stowell Cashmere Corbin & Easton Plaintiff Central Building J. W. Elliott Yakima Valley Swift & Company United States Union Stock Yards Chicago Ilinois U.S.A Raham’st Shoe & Harness Shop Attorneys AT Law A N 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 Blue Wenatchee Wash Reeves & Reeves W. F. Whitney Crollard & Crollard Lawyers Office Commercial Bank Building Lewis J. Nelson Elliott Block John E Porter Columbia Valley Bank Undertakers Amanda C Towne, Prop Cascade Undertaking Co John Kuelles Widby & Burwell 1St Natl Bank Blue Wenatchee W. W. Elmer Front St. Oppo Viaduct Leavenworth, Wash G. W. Hoxey Jstinson Judah Leavenworth Hospital SeattleCan
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