Insurance Ad Emphasizes Family Safety and Coverage
An advertisement urges readers to secure life and property insurance for loved ones. It warns that lacking coverage is reckless and urges immediate action to obtain a policy with a reliable company.
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Newspaper
Leavenworth Echo
Location
Leavenworth, Washington, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1917
Page
4
An advertisement urges readers to secure life and property insurance for loved ones. It warns that lacking coverage is reckless and urges immediate action to obtain a policy with a reliable company.
British and American medical teams in France maintain utmost cordiality amid German rumors of a rift. Six U.S. base hospitals with 1,500 beds each now aid British war efforts, delivering highly regarded care and deploying surgical teams to casualty clearing stations near the front.
Cleveland physician Dr Crile and colleagues from Harvard Yale Harvard and Chicago work night and day in casualty clearing stations caring for wounded from the last major offensive. German airmen raid hospitals and endanger medics while killing or wounding their own prisoners in one raid.
In Scranton Pennsylvania Joseph M Stephenson secretary of the Agriculture Preparedness league reports grafting five tomato plants to five potato plants. The plants produced thirty ripe tomatoes from one stem and a cluster of potatoes from the same root. He plans to offer grafted plants next season to farmers interested in double cropping on the same ground.
Notice from the U S Land Office Waterville Washington dated Oct 4 1917 that Fred EK Blankenship of Winton Washington seeks final five year proof for a homestead entry in section 20 township 26 north range 17 E Willamette Meridian to be made before R S Ludington Wenatchee Washington on Nov 13 1917 witnesses named O J Kartdon Thos J Dillon Oliver Bates and G W Brown all of Winton Washington Also a sheriff sale of real estate foreclosing mortgage No 2084 in Chelan County Washington with description of property including parts of sections 31 24 and related parcels to be sold Nov 17 1917 at 10 00 a m by Bert McManus Chelan County Clerk and E R Stowell Deputy.
Public auction set for November 24 1917 at 10 a m at the Chelan County courthouse front door to settle Margaret Leslie and others foreclosure judgment against Phillip D Fawcett and heirs. Property includes Lots 2 and 3 Section 16 Township 24 N Range 18 E W M and surrounding 6.19 acres plus road strip and 4.24 acre river land with railway crossing and water rights from Icicle Canal Company.
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