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Newspaper

Leavenworth Echo

Location

Leavenworth, Washington, United States of America

Date

Nov 10, 1911

Page

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Leavenworth Eyes Powder Mill and Steel Plant Ventures

M F Peake seeks to locate a new powder mill in Leavenworth to manufacture a powerful safe explosive tested by experts. The plant would cost about 20000 dollars, run 12 tons daily, employ 20 to 30 workers, and rely on water power. Discussions also cover a Denver steel venture using the Robert process with Washington Steel & Iron Co. involvement and a planned power dam and spur track for heavy machinery installation.

M. F. Peake Leavenworth W. W. McCormick Ellensburg Wash Peake Front Street Everett Denver Colorado Washington Steel & Iron Co D. E. Rowe Spokane Denver Company Treasury Robert Great Steel Trust

Death of Uncle Will Merriam Remembrance in Wenatchee

News arrives Monday of the death of Uncle Will Merriam aged 82 in Wenatchee at his brother S G Merriam's home after a brief illness. A longtime resident since 1892 and former merchant, he was known for cheerfulness and generosity. He leaves brothers George S and Sam G Merriam and many New York relatives, with burial in Wenatchee after last Sunday’s passing.

Will Wenatchee S. G. Merriam Merriam George S Sam G. Merriam New York State Northwest W. H. Merriam Sound Mr. Royal George M. Cohan Atkinson Brothers

Chelan County Leads Washington Horse Totals in State Report

Whitman county reports 17 749 work horses to lead Washington counties while Spokane 15 286 and Lincoln 14 077 follow. Statewide average horse value is 57 53 with total value 9 227 107. Young horses total 91 741 worth 643 044. Chelan shows 3 382 work horses 1 163 young horses 93 males valued 128 745 averaging 55 05 each. Mules worth 5 725.

Washington Whitman County Spokane County Lincoln County State Board of Equalization E. J. Koors Chelan County

Great Northern to Build Road No 10 Link via Wenatchee Pateros

After a three hour conference state highway board officials from Wenatchee Okanogan county and Great Northern delegates agreed that state engineers with Great Northern engineers will assess the Wenatchee to Pateros route and cost for widths ten to twenty four feet The state will accept the company built highway using the existing No 10 right of way and set a completion deadline Governor Hay requires a contract clause specifying the time limit for completion.

State Highway Board Great Northern Wenatchee Okanogan County Pateros Okanogan Valley Hay

Untrammeled Ticket Nominated in Tumwater Election

A red citizens ticket backed by Tumwater Light Water Power managers and a white ticket for municipal ownership sparked a hard fought mayoral and council race. Voter turnout was high with a rainy day and autos bringing in many ballots.

Jacobsen Tumwater Light & Water Company Frank Little Red Tumwater Light, Water & Power Company Joe Massey

Denver visitor lauds Leavenworth steel plant progress

Mr D E Rowe of Denver visited the Leavenworth steel plant, spent days with general manager Rotert, and praised the progress. He examined the steel and processes, predicting Washington Steel and Iron Co. will soon rank among the great manufacturing concerns.

Leavenworth D. E. Rowe Denver Colorado Rowe Rotert Washington Steel and Iron Co

Establishment of their plant at this place most fortunate

A brief note emphasizes the plant’s establishment at the town as a highly fortunate development. It highlights expected economic benefits and community improvement tied to the new facility.

Our Kid Band Heads to Spokane for Apple Show Prize

Our Kid Band will travel to Spokane for the National Apple Show where they aim to win the $150 prize for best juvenile band. The Commercial Club committee O S Sampson E P Sharman and M A Marley arranged the trip and Miss Edna Featherstone will lead the Leavenworth booth. Prof McDaniels leads the band and expects victory. Fred Rothlisberg, brother of Mrs. W E Moore of Grangeville Idaho, is visiting.

Spokane Commercial Club O. S. Sampson E. P. Sharman M. A. Marley Edna Featherstone Leavenworth Fred Rothlisberg

Char E Royal to Stage Two-Night Show in Leavenworth

Leavenworth welcomes Charles E Royal and his troupe for two nights of performances. The renowned playfight artist headlines a varied program with skilled entertainers to entertain local audiences.

Chas E. Royal Leavenworth

Concert at Scenic Theatre Draws Good Tuesday Audience

A Scenic Theatre concert Tuesday night drew a sizable crowd. The program featured vocal and instrumental numbers with Mrs. Clifford Griggs and Mr. Hallett of Wenatchee receiving applause for the vocal portion. Miss Dudley’s violin playing was well received, making the evening worth the admission.

Scenic Theatre Clifford Griggs Hallett Wenatchee

Elocution Pupils Recital at Scenic Theatre

Mrs. Mabel Hutchings presents her elocution pupils in a novel musical recital at the Scenic Theatre on Friday evening November 18. Features include the mysterious Yama-Yama Twins and the Living Pictures. Tickets cost 15 and 25 cents.

Mabel Hutchings

Next Republican Convention Delegates and Calls Details

The upcoming National Republican Convention will assemble with at least 1,064 delegates, 84 more than the prior gathering. Washington will contribute 14 votes. A push seeks a special legislative session to extend the direct primary to selecting convention delegates, but approval seems unlikely.

Washington

Consolidated Gold Mining Company Forms In Blewett Area

The Consolidated Gold Mining company formed to take over Blewett Mining and Leasing Co properties and J W McCarthy quartz claims. Officers are J T McVany president F S Ernst general manager and T L Pyle secretary treasurer. Pyle says eight men work on site and 30 000 to 40 000 worth of machinery will be added before winter. The firm will not sell stock and plans a local office upon east return.

Consolidated Gold Mining Company Blewett Mining and Leasing Co J. W. McCarthy J. T. McVany F. S. Ernst T. L. Pyle Pyle Seattle Pittsburg The Echo

Water mains plan omission swayed bond vote in city

The Leavenworth Echo notes that Benton street residents lacked water and would have tipped the bond decision the other way. The piece blames the blueprint committee for omitting Benton street on the north side and urges correction if the question resurfaces.

Leavenworth Echo Benton Street

Snodgrass Shipped Thousands of Mutton Sheep in Summer

W. J. Snodgrass, acclaimed as a top mutton buyer, served as the Carstens Packing Co. Seattle buyer and shipped several thousand sheep from this point last summer. He has long operated in the trade and earned the trust of flock masters as he frequently meets with sheep growers. Bill Snodgrass is famed for his swift moves in sheep trading.

W. J. Snodgrass Pike Carstens Packing Co Seattle Mr. Snodgrass Bill Snodgrass

Insurance receipts top $300000 under new law

Insurance Commissioner J. H. Shively reports that by November 1 the Insurance Department receipts exceed 300000, $16000 more than in all of 1910. The department is making a strong showing under the new law and carrying on well.

J. H. Shively Insurance Department

Oak Harbor News Debuts Under H L Bowmer

The Oak Harbor News launches from Island County with H L Bowmer formerly of Mr Vernon Argus as editor. The new paper operates in a promising agricultural area and Bowmer’s first edition left a strong impression.

Far Island County Island County Oak Harbor H. L. Bowmer Mr. Vernon Argus

Norwegian natives seek first US citizenship papers

Evan Evansen of this place and Martin A. Samuelson of Cashmere, both natives of Norway, have applied for first papers in the naturalization process. Evansen arrived in 1904 and Samuelson in the early part of last year.

Evan Evansen Martin A. Samuelson Cashmere Norway United States Evansen Samuelson

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Rothert Steel Works Ington Steel & Iron Company Will” Merriam Carlquist Hamilton Koerner Nelson Weigand Davis Campbell Robertson Shubert Mitschke Massie Citizens Dr. Hoxsey L. W. Woodrow Lin R. Hart E. H. Fox Chas. Anderson City Council G. W. Hathaway W. B. Simpson F. T. Motteler J. E. Shubert Peter Sauer J. C. Massie E. N. Burgess Frank E. Carlquist Guy A. Hamilton John Koerner L. J. Nelson G. W. Hoxley Paul Weigand E. Frank Davis Clarence Campbell O. B. Robertson Washington State Chicago Pacific Commerce Seattle Chamber of Commerce S. Side N. Side F. E. Carlquist J. W. Woodrow G. A. Hamilton L. R. Hart Chas. Anderson G. W. Hoxsey P. Weigand J. E. Schubert E. F. Davis A.campbell B. Robertson R. F. Templin Mischke NEW Mining Company Consolidated Gold Mining Co Blewett Snodgrass Good Insurance Report
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