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Newspaper

Leavenworth Echo

Location

Leavenworth, Washington, United States of America

Date

Nov 10, 1922

Page

6

Probate sale petition in Elijah Jordan estate Chelan County

Jennie Stevenson administratrix seeks court order to sell 50 foot irrigation canal right of way across multiple parcels in Chelan County Washington to satisfy debts and administration costs. Hearing set November 29 1999 at 9 20 AM Wenatchee Superior Court to show cause why sale should not be authorized.

Superior Court State of Washington County of Chelan Elijah Jordan Jennie Stevenson Wenatchee-Chewawa Land Company Chelan County Washington Iuperior Court Wenatchee

Court orders publication for estate

Determination that publication is for the best interests of the estate. An order requires a copy to show cause be published four successive weeks before November 29, 1922, in Leavenworth Echo and posted in three public places in Chelan County Washington at least twenty five days prior. Court Commissioner John F. Porter signs. Attorney Herman Howf for Administratrix. Leavenworth Washington address listed.

Leavenworth Echo Chelan Chelan County Washington John FE. Porter Herman Howf P. O Leavenworth

Blossom end rot linked to moisture and soil in tomato crops

Dr. F D Heald of Washington State College explains blossom end rot and related fruit rot in tomatoes. He notes moisture, drainage, soil type, and fertilizer influence the disorder, with possible similar issues in summer squash and watermelons.

F. D. Heald State College of Washington Wenatchee

Freight car shortage hits industry and rail shipments

The Federal Reserve Board October summary notes car shortages disrupt freight flows. Coal and livestock loadings rose in September while coal production fell late in the month due to a 40 000 car deficit. Box car shortages grew to 71068 by October 7, curtailing lumber and finished steel output as pig iron and steel ingots edge higher. Cotton and woollen mills run near capacity and agricultural receipts stay robust. Wholesale trade improves in September with gains in hardware sales.

Bureau of Labor Statistics New York Federal Reserve Bank

Bible Thoughts Weekly Muse and Memory Verses

Brief weekly devotional notes present selected verses and prompts for reflection. It cites Psalm 17 8 Revelation 4 11 Psalms 51 17 Matthew 6 20 and Micah 6 8 guiding readers on humility trust prayer and steadfast walk with God.

God

Average 120 Eggs Per Year Or Bust

Poultrymen in Washington worry over flock performance as the industry targets an average of 120 eggs per hen per year. Farmers earning below this benchmark face financial strain amid rising feed costs and fluctuating egg prices.

State of Washington

Royal Baking Powder Ad Promotes Purity

An advertisement extols Royal Powder as the best choice for fine wholesome baking. It claims royal powder is made from Cream of Tartar derived from grapes and is absolutely pure, containing no alum and leaving no bitter taste.

Economics of Egg Laying: Breeding Choices and Profit

Extension poultry expert W. D. Buchanan warns that hens laying under 130 eggs yearly are a loss, while 200 eggs pay ten times. He compares cheap and egg laying stock, estimating profits of about $290 per thousand chicks with better strains and stresses buying cockerels from proven lines.

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Officer Kelly Wis Stommick Anderson Hotel Leavenworth State Bank W. J. Lewis, Appleton Ranch M. Rumohr C. H. Mason Center St Echo Office Federal Reserve Board Heaven Micah Jesus John Joshua Peter Ouiganue Ejaihsitam Lehigh Cement Yours Franklin Lumber Co American Legion W. D. Buchanan The State College Wrigley Rigley
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