Overproduction of apples sparks Northwest show and protest
The second national apple show opens in Spokane next week drawing lumbermen, growers, and handlers. A convention on November 16 and 17 aims to memorialize Congress against the Lafean packing and grading bill, while promoting apple production and new wood packaging options nationwide.
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Northwest
Rocky Mountains
Spokane
America
Lafean
Congress
J. L. Dumas
Dayton
Washington State Horticultural Association
E. F. Cartier van Dissel
Phoenix Lumber Company
the Nation Appeal Show, Inc
Washington, D.C
Pacific States
VanDisel
United States
New England
England
Europe
Asia
Australia
Death of Senator Cameron in North Yakima
Senator Samuel J. Cameron of North Yakima died Tuesday morning from a pulmonary embolism after a brief illness of about a week. The 45 year old former member of the lower house and current senator was well known in Leavenworth and around the state. He was born in Scotland and was a respected figure in the Order of Ellis, with his funeral to be held under its auspices.
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Samuel J. Cameron
North Yakima
Senator Cameron
Leavenworth
Scotland
Cameron
Senate
Order of Ellis
Tumwater plans first lights as poles rise this week
The Tumwater Light and Water Co begins erecting poles early this week to illuminate the town. The Scenic theater voting contest is underway with a tailor made suit prize for the winner. Cast your vote for your preferred girl by going to the show.
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Tumwater Light and Water Co
Eagle Creek Notes The Hills Arrive for Future Home
Mr Woods builds a new barn on his ranch this week. Arthur Hills and wife from Mt Auburn Iowa visit for a future home. Mrs Hills is sister of Mrs John Love and niece of A L Mitchell.
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Mr. Woods
Arthur Hills
Mt. Auburn
Iowa
Hills
John A. Love
A. L. Mitchell
Will McGivern
T. C. Thompson
E. C. Booth
P. W. van DeGr
School enrollment rises as improvements completed
County Superintendent E C Bower visited the school on Monday afternoon while Mr Ferguson from Wenatchee finished installing the furnace. Enrollment now stands at 289 with new students Willie Bartz Frank Nickell George Lyons and Goldie Lyons added last Monday. English classes for grades eight through ten meet Fridays to study word use punctuation and composition with F W Fletcher from The Echo contributing practical commentary.
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Mr. Ferguson
Wenatchee
Willie Bartz
Frank Nickell
George
Goldie Lyons
F. W. Fletcher
Echo
All Should Lend a Hand in Leavenworth Growth
A Call to action from the Cashmere Record urging Leavenworth residents to advertise and promote local products and environments. It highlights western expansion toward Washington, endorses the National Apple Show in Spokane, and stresses the economic value of goodwill exhibits for the community and its people.
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Echo
Leavenworth
Washington
Vale of Cashmere
Dryden
Peshastin
Spokane
State College at Pullman Offers Free Agricultural Courses
The Echo outlines free field work and lab demonstrations at State College at Pullman with low board and text costs. Programs cover Agronomy Crop Production Farm Mechanics Farm Practice Animal Form Breeding Dairy Husbandry Poultry Raising and related subjects led by H L Blanchard and site staff with emphasis on Washington conditions and practical farming skills. F H Hutchings visited Wenatchee.
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Echo
State College
Pullman
Washington
College
H. L. Blanchard
Western Washington Experiment Station
Wenatchee Tuesday approves diverse city ticket slate
The ticket nominated for Wenatchee lists J. A. Gellatly for mayor E. S. Russel for councilman at large C. B. Halbert for councilman Second ward F. G. Berg and W. G. Stacy for Third ward Sam Sumner for city clerk R. H. Nowlan for treasurer Louis J. Crollard for city attorney. Voters showed strong interest as crowds filled streets until the final count.
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Wenatchee
J. A. Gellatly
E. S. Russel
C. B. Halbert
Third Ward
F. G. Berg
W. G. Stacy
Sam Sumner
R. H. Nowlan
Louis J. Crollard
Revival meetings under way at Peshastin church
M E Church notes revival meetings in progress at Peshastin with several converts. Leavenworth evening service canceled during Peshastin meetings. Sunday school 10 am Epworth League 6 30 pm prayer meeting Wednesdays 7 30 pm. Morning sermon 11 am evening sermon 7 30 pm. Rev J O Hawk pastor.
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Peshastin
Christ
Leavenworth
Epworth League
J. O. Hawk
Regular church services announce schedule and topics
The church lists regular services for next Sunday at 11:00 AM and 7:30 PM. Morning topic continues the A Glance at the Bible series, while the evening sermon is Triumphing Before the Battle. Pastor Rev. W. V. Davis extends a cordial invitation to all to attend.
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W. V. Davis
Pensions for Indian War Veterans Urged by Denver Group
The National Indian War Veterans formed in Denver seeks pensions for surviving veterans who supported western settlement and military campaigns under leaders like Custer Merritt Crook Miles Forsythe McKenzie. Eligible members should apply to national secretary C. R. Houser at 1643 Market Street, Denver, after confirming trustworthiness before sending money.
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National Indian War Veterans
Denver
Col
Custer
Merritt
Crook
Miles
Forsythe
McKenzie
C. R. Houser
Market Street
Houser
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The
Leavenworth Echo
Post Office
Leavenworth, Wash
Deed H. Mayar
Eagle Creek
E. C. Bowersox
Governor Johnson
Minnesota
State College AT
F. H. Hutchings
Che L.D. Store Co
M. E. Church Notes
Congregational Church
Leavenworth Furniture & Hdw. CO
Savings Department of the
Tumwater Savings Bank
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