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Newspaper

Leavenworth Echo

Location

Leavenworth, Washington, United States of America

Date

Nov 12, 1915

Page

4

United States Plans Worldwide Trade Campaign

The Department of Commerce outlines a global trade push for 1916 17 to aid American merchants and manufacturers. It calls for expanded foreign commercial service ten new commercial attaches in key nations and broadened market investigations for textiles vehicles apparel lumber coal and food products.

E. E. Pratt Dr. Pratt Secretary of Commerce Quest Congress Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce Redfield United States Commercial Agent Trade Promotion Organization Bureau Japan India South Africa Spain Scandinavia Italy Netherlands Balkan States Central America Venezuela Colombia Latin America Congress

Record of 100 rattlesnakes hung as the devil's rosary

O. T. Taylor of Gesbia claims the title of eastern New Mexico's champion snake killer. He has strung 100 rattlers on a long cord in Tucumcari, calling the display his "devil's rosary."

Tucumcari N. M O. T. Taylor Gesbia New Mexico

Sugar for Brain Tumor Experiment at Penn

Philadelphia report says Dr. Alonzo E. Taylor and 45 medical students test a sugar index to pre determine brain tumor surgery need. Preliminary results claim many prior operations were unnecessary as healthy individuals mimic tumor sugar absorption, challenging current diagnostic methods.

Philadelphia Alonzo E. Taylor University of Pennsylvania

His First Train Ride at 79 Ends Knoxville Pioneer’s Fear

Joseph Fee, 79, longtime Knoxville resident since 1849, finally rode a railroad train to Tracy, a 14 mile trip, despite living near the rail line for four decades and fearing "the cars." Friends once threatened to abduct him to the state fair, but the plan was dropped after he vowed to kill anyone who tried.

Knoxville Joseph Fee Tracy Fee

Blind man baseball fan seeks national league prize

Decatur resident John Moore, blind yet undefeated as a fan, entered a competition for the country’s most confirmed baseball admirer. The prize offers a ticket to all professional games in the United States and Canada. Moore has attended every De catur game for eight years with the Three T league.

Decatur John Moore Moore Canada

Dr King’s New Life Pills Boost Liver Health

An old advertisement touts Dr King’s New Life Pills as a blood purifier for the liver. It claims impurities in the blood cause biliousness headaches dizziness and constipation and promises renewed vitality. Sold for 25 cents at druggists.

Be an Optimist With Dr King’s New Discovery

An optimistic ad-style note praises Dr King’s New Discovery for colds, claiming relief when taken for illness and asserting the medicine reaches the throat and boosts nature. It also mentions Ballygreen farm at Hanford producing sanitary farm products.

Dr. King Ballygreen Farm Hanford

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Attorneys AT Law Fred Kemp E. L. Baker Wenatchee, Wash N. A. Pearson Elliot Elk Leavenworth, Wash P. A. Snyder Elliott Bidg G. H. Hannan Wenatchee Crollard & Crollard Lawyers Washington B. J. Williams An, Corbin Williams Corbin Lewis J. Nelson Elliott Block J. B. Adams FOX Lawyer Hight St Weeler Sho Leavenworth John E. Porter Attorney At Law Notary Public Columbia Valley Bank Wenatchee Wash Wenatchee Abstract Company Incorporated R. W. Vermilya Mgr Chelan County Columbia Daily Bank Bldg City Drug Line Cease Inc Rainier Beer Lee J. Howerton The Echo Zarthan Lodge No Masonic Temple Jack Ruth W.M A. G. McKeown Secy W. Moxset DR. J. Stillson Judah Leavenworth Hospital Chelan County Abstract Co J. A. Gellatly W. W. Gray President Knights of Pythias Valentine Franklin D. C A. R. Brown Echo Office Diogenes S.H. Knowlton Elman Hotel W. E. Tomlinson Prop Seattle Third Ave Cherry ST Department of Commerce E. EB. Pratt U. of P Decatur, Ill A. J. Tower CO Boston Owen GAN & van Beech ING Bob Sled F.S. Jacobsen & Co. Incorporated City Drug Store E. G. Wheeler Seventh Ave J. E. Perry, Mer
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