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Newspaper

Leavenworth Echo

Location

Leavenworth, Washington, United States of America

Date

Nov 24, 1911

Page

6

Supreme Court blocks King County local option election on November 14

En banc ruling declares no special election in unincorporated King County for the 1912 ballot. The court denies Eckdahl’s writ to force the auditor to call the election, noting voters had chances before 1910 and in that year, with 1912 as the next window. The decision preserves existing timelines for statewide voting.

Supreme Court King County King Dykeman King County Court Eckdahl

Washington gains population 1 141 500 in census

The Census Bulletin for the thirteenth census lists Washington state population at 1 141 500, up from 578 100 in 1900. King County totals 284 638 and Seattle 237 194. Notable ties include Sun Yat Sen's link to University of Washington history professor Herbert H. Gowan and a Spokane firm planning 2000 acres of orchards in Grant county near Wilson Creek.

Washington Sun Yat Sen China Herbert H. Gowan Department of Oriental History University of Washington Spokane Grant County Wilson Creek Wash King County City of Seattle

Wenatchee Prepares Big Central Washington Fair Next Year

The town plans a large annual fair with grounds bought and work starting immediately. A new company will be formed with 40000 dollars in capital stock to host the event. Dr A R McKeown is named manager of a newly organized Cashmere basketball team with games being scheduled. Miss Majorie Paton of Cashmere will represent the town as princess at the National Apple Show after a contest with nearly 300000 votes. Miss Patton led with 190195 votes, while Miss Drake won a trip for her efforts with 108127 votes. A local drugstore advertises Chamberlains Cough Remedy as a cure for a child’s cold prior to a doctor’s bill.

Wenatchee Central Washington A. R. McKeown Cashmere Majorie Paton Miss Patton Pauline Drake Miss Drake

Real Estate Transfers and a Reflected Verse

A lengthy list of real estate transfers includes A R McGillivray Inn Co to M Morris for section sw, 26-27-20. Valley Power Co to Wen Val Gas and Elec Co for portions 1 and 8 in 37-24-18. Julia A Underwood to Wen Realty & Inv Coe% se sw 28-23-20 for 1250. and multiple other deeds with prices listed, plus a quoted poem about a lucky post office youth who never kissed. The postmaster notes uncalled-for names on Tuesday, November 20 and asks recipients to say advertised.

Valley Power Co Wen Val Gas and Elec Co Farrell Miller Millerdale PH Miller Farwell Pt Julia A Underwood Wen Realty & Inv Coe F A Reynolds King Et al Cascade Gardens CD Weber Elizebeth Weber Cozy Cove Orchards David McLaren J L Phipps Clark Cox Mary L. Basore Col Heights Wen Ida H Garrett Mary Leasore Pitcher Effie Murray Sussex Harry Sussex Masa Sussex Bennett Sam Moon W L Hedrick E E Nickels A F Haley Leland Robinson H E Jerome F 3 Scott John Leibule W Tavernia W Herrick R R Wise James Hughs Palina J. C. Davis

Apple Described as Varied Fruit in Contrast to Monotony

A passage contrasts the apple with other fruits noting its many colors shapes and flavors while praising its potential. It also reports a local tale of a man from South Rockwood Mich who recovered from kidney trouble after using Electric Bitters. Warns kidney related ailments and promotes Electric Bitters 50c per bottle.

Peter Bondy South Rockwood Mich Bright

United States Seen as Global Mediator in Turkish Crisis

The essay notes Uncle Sam is widely viewed as the world’s mediator when conflicts arise. It cites Turkey as the latest example seeking American intervention to calm tensions and halt fighting.

Uncle Sam United States Turkey Italy

Allotments Advance to Indians on Coleville Reservation

United States allotting agent Clair Hunt says about 2,500 allotments will be issued averaging 125 acres each on the Coleville Indian reservation. Of 1,400,000 acres total, 300,000 acres are deemed desirable for homesteads, while 1,100,000 acres are mountainous, mineral or timber lands unlikely for settlement. Local Wenatchee and Columbia Indians will also receive allocations alongside residents on the north half allotments from 1900.

Coleville Clair Hunt United States

Thanksgiving and church services announced

Congregational Church holds regular service next Sabbath morning. A Thanksgiving service at night led by the Pastor under I.C.C.F. and Rebeckah lodge auspices. Thursday at 10 o clock a union Thanksgiving service at the M E Church preached by Rev. Davis on Pauls Thanksgiving. All are invited. Rev W V Davis, Pastor.

Congregational Church I.C.C.F Rebeckah Lodge Te M. EF. Chuch Rev. Davis

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Gorham Manufacturing Libby Leavenworth Howard Frank E. Carlquist Ella Rowland Zillah Yakima Ella Lynch Ahtanum Great Northern G. N Burlington Grand Trunk Lehigh Valley New York Philadelphia Moran Company Puget Sound Taft F. H. Rudkin U. S Justice Harlan J. W. Copeland Dayton Ohio King’s City Drug Store Chelan County Abstract Company R McGillivray Inn Co M Morris Swf Perry Wen Three Lakes Imp OB Fuller S Smith W Bradley C Zutter DC Town Anna E Town Peachey Col Bridge Nob Hill Wen Realty $ Inv Coburn Grandview G B McKillips Kinneye Reynolds J. W. George S Dear George Powell Seaman Bayer Latshaw Cowles J N Bullock W F Clay U L Sloan Edward F Cadman Wen Three Lakes Imp Co O “Garker Boston Way W. V. Davis
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