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Leavenworth Echo

Location

Leavenworth, Washington, United States of America

Date

Nov 13, 1908

Page

3

Timber Conservation in Southern Mills and Preservation Push

The Great Southern Lumber Company reopened its Bogalusa Louisiana mill to meet rising demand. With a daily output of up to 600000 feet, the plant aims to improve wood utilization through cooperative studies with the U.S. Forest Service, seeking higher profits from better use of timber and treated wood to extend life and reduce waste. The effort analyzes timber size classes for cheaper goods like ties and flooring, and estimates a 10 percent annual reduction in timber harvest due to conservation.

Great Southern Lumber Company Bogalusa Louisiana United States United States Forest Service Forest Service

Cosgrove's Ill Health Sparks Seattle Alarm After Election

Citizens of Seattle and King County express worry over Gov elect Cosgrove's worsening health. The Post-Intelligencer reports Cosgrove, seriously ill, had to abandon a planned trip to California, heightening concern after the election.

Seattle King County Cosgrove Pomeroy

Wise Critic of Socialism in Atlantic Article

The Spokesman Review reviews Columbia Professor Clark’s Atlantic article arguing socialism won t end poverty or social frictions. It warns of continued city country divides official control ambition corruption and three consequences: slower technical progress weaker capital growth and population rise due to state support.

Clark Columbia Atlantic Spokesman Review

Mrs Marble Returns After Portland Visit

Mrs. Fred Marble returned last Saturday afternoon after a three months stay in Portland Oregon where she had been visiting friends.

Fred Marble Portland Ore

Wenatchee Area Election Results and Local Updates

County returns show Taft 1628, Bryan 888, Poindexter 1659 and others with totals listed. Amendments fail. Debs nets 148, prohibitionists 62, independence 5. Wenatchee police activity slow with 14 arrests in six days. Cashmere youths returned home. Saw mill planned for Cashmere. Turner harvests 12 000 boxes of apples from 18 acres. Wenatchee high school crushes Waterville 46 to 0. sidewalk bids fail. Canvassing board reports no changes in election returns.

Chelan County Taft Bryan Poindexter Goodyear Cosgrove Pattison Hay Edwards Nichols Johnson Lewis Schram Clausen Carson Bell Holzheimer Ross Schooley Dewey Wheeler Schively Masterson William Turner Wenatchee

License to wed for 14 year old girl in Creston Wash

Lulu E. Kelly aged 14 of Creston wed James A. Hill aged 29 of Peach Wash after the latter produced consent from his mother in law acknowledged by Notary W. H. Howard.

Lulu E. Kelly Creston Wash James A. Hill Peach County Auditor’s Office Spokane Hill

Thanksgiving drive plans and coyote capture noted

A Thanksgiving day drive is planned with an annual event proposed for November 1. During the latest drive a coyote was captured alive by expert ropers and sent to Wenatchee. Robert Maxwell, a G A R veteran from near Arlington, died at 72 leaving a wife of fifty years. The couple planned their golden wedding celebration, and Maxwell was buried in Snohomish in a new suit.

Wenatchee Robert Maxwell Arlington Snohomish

Leftover Fabric Tricks Improve Dresses and Sewing Rooms

Practical guide on using leftover fabric for collars cuffs belts and remodeling kids dresses. Tips include avoiding faded dresses, setting up a neat sewing space with a table chair mirror and waste bin, and simple stain removal with vinegar and cologne for a polished look. George Hathaway moves stock into E H King building and sidewalk height is raised.

George Hathaway E. H. King

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