Royal Development Company Patent Notice for Washington Lodes
In the United States Land Office at Waterville Washington on Sept 17 1918 notice is given that the Royal Development Company a corporation with P O Box 686 Leavenworth Wash for all purposes connected with the application for patent for Upper Notice Chief Big Vein and Big of Up Vein Chief lodes Leavenworth mining district Chelton law county Washington is listed.
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United States Land Office
Waterville
Washington
Leaven
Plicaworth Mining District
Che Tton Law County
Royal Development Company
P. O
Leavenworth
Washhut
Mining Claims Boundaries in Big Vein Chief and Upper Chief Lodes
Boundaries and adjoining claims for the Big Vein Chief and Upper Chief lodes laid out from corner descriptions in section 9 township 30 north range 16 east with survey bearings and distances. It notes no adjoining claims except the listed lodes and that most sides border unoccupied public land. Last day of protest is November 21, 1918. register Ben Spear signs.
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Corner No. 1
Section
Ben Spear
Register
Notice of Primary Election 1918
Notice is hereby given that on the fifth day of November 1918 a primary election will be held to nominate candidates. The filing of petitions and eligibility rules may apply to participants and parties involved in the election.
Keene Officers Elected For Leavenworth City Posts
Gowing City Clerk announces filings due by 5 PM October 5 1918 for Leavenworth mayor treasurer clerk attorney and ward council seats four year terms for first and third wards two year terms for first and second wards and two year at large seat.
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Seond Ward
Second Ward
Third Ward
Salvation Army War Service Fund Contributors
The Salvation Army drive ended with Leavenworth raising 108.15 toward a 75 quota. Names of contributors appear, including John Koerner Nexile Sales and Mrs Will McIntosh, with scattered readable amounts and several garbled entries.
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THE
Salvation Army War Service Fund
Salvation Army
Leavenworth
John Koerner
Nexile Sales
Scisce Tac Eas
Will McIntosh
Sagen Cage E
C. K. Couchman
Ann Heares
Caurai Vessettesnna
M. McLean
G. Miles
G. Wheeler
Ashe Tinh
Oss
F. A. Loscamp
A. Potter i
W. P. Skeffington
I. B
Ross
I.csischcctves
Frances Walsh
A. E. Peat
Leuta Ingison
Eta
Brender
Jcocissneeeensey &, Au
F. P. Brooks Pseks
Suneindushcutrnie
No Strikers Allowed in Bridgeport War Labor Stand
Editorial opines that Bridgeport munition workers returned to work under war labor board orders as popular opinion supported firm action against organized labor. It argues the president reflects majority American sentiment and calls for ending strikes as a tool of labor organizations to safeguard wartime industry.
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Bridgeport
War Labor Board
Russia
America
Typewriter Ribbons and A Call for Calm
A brief note mentions typewriter ribbons from Remington Underwood and L C Smith offered for sale at In Russia the workers seized a plant and drove out the owner and manager under threat of death. A week later the plant remained idle and the owner refused to return as loyal citizens call for action to curb the upheaval. Printing at The Echo job shop.
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Remington, Underwood and
L. C. Smith
Russia
Kaiser’s World Domination Plan Rejected by War’s End
Wartime rhetoric urges American farmers to fund the war effort through the Fourth Liberty Loan. It asserts Germany’s dreams of Europe and global trade collapse after Belgium’s bloodshed, while urging citizens to invest boldly and unite behind victory in 1919.
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Europe
Germany
Belgium
France
Russia
England
United States
Foch
Rhine
London
Paris
Cologne
Berlin
America
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Aaa
Keene
G. Gowing
Mickie
J. A. Davis
B. F. Langscevenet
Cc. H. Mason
M. A. Gohlman
N. L. Brown
E. L. Springer
W. E. Anderson
Ben Anderson
Pobst
L. J. Nelson
J. W. Elliot
M. A. Brien
G. W. Hoxsey
A. B. Westcott
Clarence Johnson
N. J. Graham Pinascuicatas
Wm. Tegtmeier
Grace Hitchcock
Lees Lot
Cnag
F. T. Motteler
BOOTS
Applegate
McWarn
Elam
K. & W. B. Hardware Heifer
Rollins
M. A. Marley
A. C. Barclay
J. B. Bowers
J. B. Huff
W. F. Bickle
A. R. McKeown
S. P. Nelson
Reardon
J Born Wee
Ata Atte
R. L. Merchant
Sontra
Jobson
Helmick
J. C. Reeves
Wonder
Lee Howerton
David Setae
Sian Peeters
Smith
Yocum
Tunon Dees
Carlson
Rivedahl
Reynolds
Shotwell
Bob Smith
Bob Smith Ases Ebesde
Krollpfeiffer Oeneee
McCrea
Mrs. Norstrand
Mr. Field
Cess
F. A. Constable Abies
Batchelder
H. G. Applegate
John McKinnon Ashe
N. A
Great Northern Lumber Co
Leavenworth,Wash
Echo
Seattle
UNION
W. E. Stevens
4Th and Main St
Kaiser
Attorneys AT Law
A N Corbin
M. H. Baston
Corbin & Easton
Attorneys-at-Law
Wenatchee
Sam R. Sumner
Columbia Valley Bank Bldg
Wenatchee, Wash
Burt J. Williams
Chelan Co
N. M. Sorenson Lawyer
Blue
Wenatchee Wash
Reeves & Reeves Lawyers
W. F. Whitney
Crollard & Crollard Lawyers
Office Commercial Bank Building
Lewis J. Nelson
Elliott Block
John E Porter
Columbia Valley Bank
Undertakers
Leavenworth Undertaking Co
Amanda
TOWNE
Cascade Undertaking Co
Cashmere
John Kuelbs
Widby & Burwell
Eye
1St Natl Bank
W. W. Elmer
Front St. Oppo. Viaduct
Leavenworth, Wash
DR. Jstinson Judah
Leavenworth Hospital
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