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Newspaper

Leavenworth Echo

Location

Leavenworth, Washington, United States of America

Date

Nov 22, 1912

Page

4

Washington public service commission urges law to end dangerous grade crossings

The public service commission of Washington plans to push a 1911 bill to abolish dangerous rail over highway and highway over rail grade crossings. Previous 1909 law lacked authority for preexisting crossings, and the commission notes many dangers from crossings built before 1909. A Seattle death in 1912 highlighted the need for stronger action. Public support and local authorities back elimination.

Public Service Commission of Washington Commission Seattle

Hog House Standards for Swine Production

In Swine Production at Washington State College the class concludes hog houses need not be elaborate but must be dry clean well ventilated light-filled and free from drafts warm enough. Dryness is essential in damp winters with regular cleaning and limited bedding. Scatter air slaked lime and spray pens to control pests while keeping lice off.

Washington State College

Classical phrase origins traced to Louis XII era

Professor Oliver H. Richardson of the University of Washington notes that the saying Let George do it originates as a proverb from Louis XII's court. The king delegated minor matters to M Georges archbishop of Amboise, who oversaw many Italian affairs, inspiring the expression.

George Oliver H. Richardson Department of History University of Washington Louis XII France M. Georges Amboise

State News Items From the Washington State Era

Wenatchee company files articles of incorporation capital $5,000. Supreme court rules repairs on street equipment not chargeable to district. Wind storm project moves to Redgate. Great Northern trains through Krupp halted late at night for Krupp residents. Grain growers seek bagless handling with metal wagon boxes. State treasury overdraft and cost-saving warrant payments noted. Heavy rainfall risks floods. railroad slides affect Olympia Tacoma Seattle routes. snow melt may worsen mountain damage.

Supreme Court State Board of Control Hay Walla Walla Olympia Washington Tacoma Seattle Milwaukee

Mrs P H Brogan Praises Chamberlain Cough Remedy

Wilson Pa resident Mrs P H Brogan testifies from experience that Chamberlain Cough Remedy is far superior to any other for coughs and croup. Sold by all dealers.

P. H. Brogan Wilson, Pa Chamberlain Croup

Bitulithic Pavement Growth Promises Northwest Progress

The rising use of bitulithic paving signals growth and prosperity as citizens support high grade economical roads. Wilkinson Washington’s recent award places the city among bitulithic boosters after careful merit testing and taxpayer urging.

Northwest Wilkinson Wash

Luncheon Served by Home Economics Club Members

At the last meeting of the home economics club of the University of Washington 75 women attended a luncheon for 10 cents per plate. The menu included chicken salad bread and butter sandwiches baked apples whipped cream and nuts wafers tea and cakes.

Home Economics Department University of Washington Home Economics Club

Not Enough Operators For Telegraph And Wireless Work

With new federal laws increasing the need for telegraph and wireless operators, railways and ships face a shortage of qualified personnel. All sea vessels must carry wireless sets and two operators, while schools struggle to meet demand. Morse Telegraph Company in Seattle offers course catalogues for men and women.

Morse Telegraph Company Orpheum Theater Seattle

Tearing his shirt to flag a train Ohio man saves wreck

Ohio man flags a train to avert disaster while H T Alston of Raleigh credits Electric Bitters with reversing a severe stomach and kidney ailment. He recalls suffering from stomach and liver issues until four bottles restored his health. Trial offered to prove merit. price 50 cents at druggists.

Ohio H. T. Alston Raleigh N. C

Free $100 Scholarship At Echo For Ambitious Students

The Echo offers a fully paid up $100 scholarship in a first class business college. The opportunity requires no payment and is available to any ambitious boy or girl. Visit to learn how to apply and why the offer is legitimate.

the Echo

Dr King’s New Life Pills Offer Quick Aid For Digestion

A vintage ad promotes Dr King’s New Life Pills to tone the stomach and regulate liver kidneys and bowels. It claims quick relief from indigestion with a pleasant safe formula priced at 25 cents and available at druggists with butter wrappers from Echo office.

Dr. King

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