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Newspaper

Leavenworth Echo

Location

Leavenworth, Washington, United States of America

Date

Oct 08, 1915

Page

4

Million Dollar Michigan Union Campaign Yell Initiated

The University of Michigan launches a nationwide alumni fund drive with a planned one million dollar union building. Judge William L Day stars in a public Smokers event across 192 cities, with screens and Michigan yell unity to spur donations and honor James B Angell.

Michigan Union Judge Day Ann Arbor Mich University of Michigan Michigan Wolverine Pennsylvania California Minnesota Tennessee Tidewater James B. Angell Gell America United States Bill” Day William L. Day United States District Court Ohio Big Bil Day United States Supreme Court Big Bill General Committee On the Union University Harry B Mutchins Whey

Doctor’s ether freezing turns skin white in patient

At a Bradford Pennsylvania meeting Dr J W King described freezing a color woman’s leg from hip to ankle with ether to treat lumbago. He said the leg became permanently white and the patient threatened prosecution for mistreatment. Colleagues noted pigment removal can occur but called the case unusual.

Chicago J. W. King Bradford

Ninety Two Chief Gets New Teeth At Exposition

San Francisco report says Many Tail Feathers aged ninety two, a leader in the Indian colony at the Great Northern railway exhibit, has been fitted for a full set of teeth. His feisty remark about Washington prompts his tribe to rename him Grows New Teeth after the dental update.

San Francisco Great Northern Railway Washington Bull

Oldest Messenger Boy in the World

J. E. Palmer of Luling Texas is believed to be the oldest messenger boy. At eighty four he works for Western Union from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. delivering messages across the city. Palmer was born January 29 1832 in Flemingsburg Kentucky and fought in the civil war. He arrived in Caldwell county in 1886.

Luling Tex J. E. Palmer The Western Union Palmer Flemingsburg John Caldwell County

U. S. Submarines Built to Withstand Deep Ocean Pressure

Washington reports naval experts affirm American submarine hulls exceed other nations in strength. US subs must endure 300 feet, with tests around 210 feet. British and German boats test nearer 150-200 feet. Engine defects have long hindered progress though recent improvements aim for on time delivery.

Washington United States Germany

Applejack Flavor Found In Reading Water Supply

Reading, Pa. inspectors traced an applejack taste in city water to cider mill pulp dumped into Maiden Creek. Fermenting apple waste caused the alcohol-like flavor, affecting fish behavior and drawing curious public attention as daily water use rose.

Reading City Water Bureau State Health Board Maiden Creek

Woolworth Pays Bill In Historic Town Tale

In Watertown New York Frank W Woolworth once a famed syndicate magnate loses at least 50 cents to the famous local creditor Huckleberry Charlie Sherman The men knew each other since childhood at Great Bend and shared a circus outing funded by Charlies money.

Watertown N. Y Frank W. Woolworth Huckleberry Charlie” Sherman Mr. Woolworth Huckleberry Charlie Great Bend Charlie

Woolworth Settles Debt After Charitable Meeting

Charlie pressed the claim and Mr. Woolworth acknowledged and paid the debt. They note shared hometown ties and a lighthearted comment about the cost, reflecting a small town scene and goodwill after settlement.

Fife Antonionile Charlie Woolworth Mr. Woolworth

Kept coffin thirty years on grave tale of Turner

Newcastle Indiana resident Month Turner eighty seven by years buried in a walnut coffin he made thirty years earlier after his first paralysis stroke. The eccentric man arranged his own funeral and had lived in Tennessee when the Civil War began. He served briefly in the South then defected to the Union, was captured at Cumberland Gap and later served in the Atlanta campaign before capture again.

Newcastle Ind Turner Tennessee Cumberland Gap Atlanta

Queen Rat Catcher Pearl Parameteer Tops Local Rodent Bounty

Marinette Wisconsin twelve year old Pearl Parameteer proves womans reach in field by turning in seventeen dead rats to Menominee city clerk for five cent bounty. She trails Lloyd Mason who has captured fifty four rats and collected in Menominee race.

Marinette Wis Pearl Parameteer Menominee Pearl Lloyd Mason

Be an Optimist with Dr King s New Discovery

An old advert proclaims optimism in taking Dr King s New Discovery for colds. It claims the remedy penetrates throat linings, kills germs, and aids natural healing, urging readers to buy a bottle today.

Dr. King

Cow Prefers Pear Diet In Hood River Orchard

Hood River Oregon farmer E Reeve Claxton reports his cow will only eat pears. He says feed costs this summer total about 112 dollars and 50 cents, including fifty boxes of d Anjou pears.

Hood River Ore E. Reeve Claxton

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U. S P. A. Snyder Bule Killett Bldg Ww. M. McCoy Columbia Valley Bank Building Wenatchee, Wash Pe. G. W. Roxset Leavenworth, Wash DR. J. Stillson Judah Leavenworth Hospital C. E. Briggs King’s Drug Store Chelan County Chelan County Abstract Co J. A. Gellatly President W. W. Gray Secy the Mutual Mercantile Co Queen Quality Mutual Mercantile Go Seattle Third Ave Cherry ST Spokane Leavenworth Knights of Pythias Valentine Franklin D. C A. R. Brown Woodrow Wilson Thos. R. Marshal Secretary of State Secretary of Treasury Secretary of Navy Secretary of Interior Sec. of Agriculture Sec Labor Secretary of Labor Wm. J. Bryan Wm. G. McAdoo L. M. Garrison James Reynolds Albert Burleson Josephus Daniels Franklin K. Lane David F. Houston Wim. C. Redfield Wm. B. Wilson W.L. Jones M. EB. Poindexter W. L. LaFollette Onpres George FE. Morris H. Rodkin Columbia Register U U. 8 Ernest Lister Longs F. Hart M. Howell Fishback Fawara Meath Dunbar J. Chadwick Parker Clausen Bavidge Preston W. F. Haynes J, E. K. Shore Tumwater Savings Bank Tamwater Savings Bank Leavenworth State Bank L. F. Bulli Attorneys AT Law E.L. Baker N. A. Pearson Fred Kemp Elliot Elk G. H. Hannan Wenatchee B. J. Williams A N.corbin Williams Corbin Lewis J. Nelson Elliott Block J. B. Adams FOX Lawyer John E. Porter Columbia Valley Bank Wenatchee Wash Hotel Wenatchee Abstract Company Incorporated R. W. Vermilya Mgr Columbia Vally Bank City Drag Line Rainier Beer Lee J. Howerton Echo
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