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Fragmentary Note About Yaris and Wood
A garbled OCR fragment mentions a Yaris elbow and wood with unclear context. The readable pieces provide no concrete event dates or names to form a fuller news item.
Reforestation of Timber Land Discussed by J S Young
Article outlines forest conservation ideas by J S Young on reforestation and timbers. It argues for early discussion to decide questions, noting timber yields and the need to manage cutting rates to protect future supply.
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J.S. Young
Bridge Over Calashin Eee Substantial Route 27 Prone
Cheilan Leader reports the commission plans a new bridge over the Calas Hin River forming two portions of the major Route 27 highway. The project ties into state policy and infrastructure priorities.
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Calas Hin Eee
Cheilan
R Gets Better At the Tice
A letter from two satisfied readers praises improvements at the paper’s office noting the editor’s efforts and warmth. The missive warms the editor and hints at wider reader approval amid ongoing local coverage.
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Local Homestead District Sees Growth and Schooling
Eistom Coocuwell hosts a 25th bath while residents gather to discuss homestead expansion. James Aimge reports two teams of horses for farm work amid a growing community near Cromstick. District No. 59, with twelve pupils and Daniel Neher as teacher, plans a mile and a half right of way cut by Cal Young and Adams. The town will be logged this winter and district activity is rising.
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Eistom Coocuwell
James Aimge
Bally Dougies
al Moon
Joko Ce Hall
Cal Young
Anzie Theis
Daniel Neher
Wenatchee
Adams
Winter Tram Schedule Updates at Leavenworth
Changes to the winter timetable list departure times from Leavenworth for all passenger trains and the fast mail. Arrival times shift by five minutes earlier with Nos. 26 12 15am and 25 2 00am among others. Nos. 27 and 28 are designated as fast mail trains.
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Leavenworth
Paasenger
Fast Mail
Cary Pasengers
Eas Gog West
Steresgreen Views to Be Shown at Meeting
Citizens of Lezresworth and surrounding country are invited to attend an evening meeting to discuss county development. The program includes ten of twelve stereopticon views illustrating local scenes of the Wenstchese valley and its mineral prospects. The event promises free admission and aims to showcase valley resources.
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Lezresworth
Wenstchese
Armissice
Sympathy Given To Brother Carr By Alpha Rebekah Lodge
Members of Alpha Rebekah lodge 1941 O. O. F. express heartfelt sympathy on the death of beloved brother Harry E. Carr. A copy of resolutions is to be placed in lodge records and sent to Washington Odd Fellows and The Leavenworth Echo for publication.
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Harry E. Carr
Alpha Rebekah Lodge
Brother Carr
Washington Odd Fellow
Leavenworth
Notice of Elections Opens in Leavenworth Chelan County
On the day of December 0.21 the town bell in Leavenworth Chelan County Washington tolls to open elections at 8:00 AM and close at 8:00 PM for two year and one year terms as stated by A Hamilton Toews in the public notice.
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Leavenworth
Chelan County
Mate of
Said Superior Court
Wensicher
Soon Court
Beal
Canady
Idieia
State of Welington
Washfor
Chelan
Frank Bush
Prauk Ib
Snia Frack Bush
of Genere
A. D. Law
Sam Sumner
Guy A. Hamilton
Town of
Stockholders meeting notices for Tem Map Water and Light Co
In Justice Court a notice records a stockholders meeting of the Temwater Light and Water Company, a Washington corporation, held December 17. The meeting seeks to determine the capital and land rights as originally filed. Trustees Lamb Leong FP Jacobex presided at the Leavenworth office.
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Tamwater Light Sod Water Company
Washingtom Corporation
Mab
Ison
Leavenworth
Chelan County
Seid
LL. Lamb. Leong Aes . FP
Jacobex
Sad Water
Ledec
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