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Newspaper
Leavenworth Echo
Location
Leavenworth, Washington, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1921
Page
6
For sale a L C Smith typewriter in good repair priced cheap. Rutherford Merc. Co. also notes an estray report of a dark buckskin riding pony and a yearling bay colt lost since early summer. Reward offered for information leading to recovery by J B Schons of Leavenworth Washington.
The state of Washington summons A C Sherburne Leavenworth Real Estate and other defendants to appear within sixty days after November 11 1921 to defend a case to quiet title to Lots 15 16 17 and 18 Block 8 Second Addition to Leavenworth Washington The action seeks to remove all claims by defendants and unknown heirs and parties and obtain decree of title in favor of plaintiffs Herman Howe attorney.
Dr Hoxsey announces the birth of a son to Mr and Mrs M S Snider on November 8. Rupert Hughes highlights ten dangers on the road to wedded bliss in his sparkling comedy. Mrs H K Johnson returns from Crookston Minnesota where she spent three weeks aiding her seriously ill mother.
Chelan County commissioners plan an ideal infirmary and hospital at a four acre tract near the county seat with a view of the Columbia River. The purchase includes a water right and pumping plant, with most of the land already orchard and pasture ready. Main hospital building is not yet started, but a contract for the infirmary and a men’s ward has been let.
Geo I. Kleinz of Spokane was left with a broken shoulder when a pole he was on fell yesterday. He was taken to Community hospital by Tra G. Robinson, manager of Amalgamated Golf Mines Co. at Blewett. The note then shifts to promotional lines about a film at the Grand and a general reflection on safety and memories.
A 15 month old child, son of Mr and Mrs Leo Dahlin of Nine Mile, swallowed a two inch nail October 20. X rays four days later revealed the object. Surgeons at Deaconess hospital removed the nail through the windpipe with a magnet after neck incision. The child is recovering.
Sunday school at 10 am with the lesson King Solomon and a sermon at 10 45 on The Righteous Judge. Everyone is heartily invited to attend our services. WM Lueckel, Pastor.
Harold Day Foster heads to Wenatchee for winter HQ while A O Neutzel visits from Seattle to handle affairs and plans return by Saturday. Kumlux Club rescheduled to Friday November 18 at Mr Krollpfeiffer’s home with Dr Lessing speaking. all members urged to attend. Band training for beginners set for Monday evenings at City Hall under Bandmaster James McDaniel. Old Blewett mill undergoes remodeling with ten stamps to run day and night once ready. outlook brighter for profitable operation.
The resolutions committee at the American Legion convention last week urged Congress to approve compensation for World War I veterans. They argued soldiers faced economic hardship after returning, with prices high and many jobs scarce, making substantial sums seem justly earned for their sacrifices.
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