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Newspaper

Leavenworth Echo

Location

Leavenworth, Washington, United States of America

Date

Nov 10, 1922

Page

3

Leavenworth Falls 20 to 0 at Entiat in Local Football

Leavenworth high traveled to Entiat and were shut out 20 to 0 as Entiat capitalized on end runs and a punt return for a score. Key players Ray Jones and Warnard Gay left injured in the first half while Entiat built a 7 to 0 lead, then added a second half TD to seal the game.

Entiat Ray Jones Varnard Gay Leavenworth Gay Leslie Lingley Floyd Rearick Elvin West Leonard Brender James Learey Walter Wade Earl Harris Howard Troll Wallace Crowe Warnard Gay Dale Hauck Harry Gibson Phares

Battlefields Cleared for Planting Tour

Prof. C. M. Brewster of the State College of Washington led a 14 member Cosmopolitan Club tour through England Belgium and France to study postwar land reuse. They reported better travel conditions than a year ago yet unexploded shells barbed wire and wrecked fields hinder cultivation in northern France and Belgium as relics of war remain.

Europe C. M. Brewster Chemistry State College of Washington Cosmopolitan Club College of Science London University of Heidelberg Munich Geneva Paris New York Brewster England Germany Switzerland Italy France Brussels Covent Garden Shakespeare Warwickshire Belgium Prof

Indep City Ticket Named Saturday

A meeting at the K P hall resulted in a filed slate for the December election. The listed candidates include Mayor Anthony Blomeke City Attorney Herman Howe City Treasurer R F Taylor City Clerk E G Gowing Councilman at Large Charles Eckhart Councilman 1st Ward 2 year term F A Sinclair Councilman 2nd Ward 4 year term W T Van Brocklin Councilman 2nd Ward 2 year term R W Dolsen Councilman 3rd Ward 4 year term W E Hansen.

K. P. Hall Anthony Blomeke Herman Howe R. F. Taylor E. G. Gowing Charles Eckhart F. A. Sinclair W. T. van Brocklin R. W. Dolsen W. E. Hansen

Election Held At P. H. Hertzog Residence

The general election took place Tuesday at P. H. Hertzog's home. Alpha Burgess left Sunday for Cashmere to visit relatives before returning to her home in Bellingham. Kehrer and two sons departed Tuesday for Krupp Washington after two months on a local ranch. A 14 lb baby girl was born Monday to Mr. and Mrs. Quackenbush. Mr. and Mrs. Rupell hosted a dinner Sunday with guests including Harry, Wilbur and Mabel Leavell and Miss Florence Geffen. A V Shore begins a logging contract with the Great Northern Lumber Co. and Lowman family moved to Clear Creek to work for Mr. Weese's logging company.

P. H. Hertzog Alpha Burgess Cashmere Bellingham Kehrer Krupp Wash Harry Wilbur Mabel Leavell Florence Geffen A. V. Shore Great Northern Lumber Co Mrs. Lowman Clear Creek Mr. Weese

Land and timber patent notice Wenatchee Washington 1922

Under the June 8 1878 act the land in Township 24 North Range 18 East Willamette Meridian is appraised at 402 dollars for timber and land. Timber bids sum 150 000 board feet at 1 50 per M and 76 000 board feet at 0 75 per M. Land value 120 dollars. Final proof set for December 29 1922 before U S Commissioner R S Ludington in Wenatchee. Protest or contest allowed before patent issues by corroborated affidavit. E K Fritts Register.

Township 24 Range Willamette Meridian Andatory R. S. Ludington U. S Wenatchee Washington E. K. Fritts Register

Notice to Creditors in Estate of Margaret MacLean

In Chelan County Washington Superior Court probate notice announces Christie MacLean Executrix of the estate of Margaret MacLean a single woman deceased. Claimants must serve verified claims on the Executrix or her attorney within six months from first publication dated November 3 1922, or be barred. Attest by A J Collett attorney at 422 New York Block Seattle Washington.

Superior Court State of Washington Chelan County Margaret MacLean Christie Maclean New York Block Seattle Washington A. J. Collett Wash

Consolidation of Health Activities in Chelan County

Chelan County consolidates health work from three departments into one main office at 2083 Griggs Building under the Health Officer. Nursing is split into two districts with one budget for most nurses funded by the Local Anti Tuberculosis League. Future efforts cover Tuberculosis Child Welfare Prenatal School Inspection and Contagious Disease Work aiming to reduce duplication cut costs and increase efficiency.

Chelan County Griggs

Disabled veterans to receive farm equipment aid under new plan

Pacific Northwest disabled veterans training on leased land may claim up to 300 dollars for farm equipment under government guidance. L C Joseph of Seattle notes 230 veterans are in training with 80 dollars monthly support, while 500 other trainees study agricultural work. Knutson bill seeks mortgage loans up to 75 percent of farm value or two thousand dollars with limits.

Pacific Northwest L. C. Josseph Seattle Northwest United States Veterans’ Bureau Veterans’ Bureau Josseph Knutson

Farmers urged better support and cooperation to aid agriculture

Dr. E O Holland president of the State College of Washington urged more nourishment for agriculture in Everett. He warned that mere land allotments fail if farmers go broke and called for stronger support for agricultural colleges and cooperative buying and selling. Dr S B Nelson cited large imports of cheese butter eggs mutton wool and other farm products as an obstacle and endorsed better farming preparation and boys and girls clubs to raise the next generation of farmers.

E. O. Holland State College of Washington Everett Chamber of Commerce S. B. Nelson Northwest

Proper Care of Bulbs for Better Flowers

Bulbs require clean warm conditions and thorough watering to thrive. Winter prep involves using sturdy pots with drainage, rich soil, and cooling buried roots for 12 to 14 weeks before a staged lighted indoor period, then transplanting outdoors in spring to encourage top growth.

J. W. Hotson Botany University of Washington Dr. Hotson

New Wheat Smut Control Bulletin Available

Farmers may request a bulletin from the plant pathologist at the State College of Washington describing the dust treatment for wheat smut. The recommended copper carbonate should be bought at local drug stores or seed houses, or ordered from wholesale drug houses serving the area.

State College of Washington

Notice of Land Purchase Application Waterville Office

Notice is hereby given that J. C. Lemaster of Peshastin Washington filed a Sworn Statement and Application on January 4 1922 number 018635 to purchase the southwest quarter of the southeast quarter and the southeast quarter of the southwest quarter section 28 in the Waterville land office notice dated October 11 1922 remedy to acquire public lands through the U S Department of the Interior.

Department of the Interior U. S. Land Office Waterville Washington J. C. Lemaster Peshastin

Bean beetle damage spreads across the South

The Mexican bean beetle causes heavy damage in Alabama Georgia and parts of Tennessee and Kentucky. This year its range has expanded with twenty four new counties infested across Georgia Kentucky Tennessee North Carolina and South Carolina per reports to the United States Department of Agriculture.

Alabama Georgia Tennessee Kentucky North Carolina South Carolina United States Department of Agriculture

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