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Leavenworth Echo

Location

Leavenworth, Washington, United States of America

Date

Oct 12, 1917

Page

4

Ambulances for Russia to Be Sent by Red Cross

The American Red Cross will dispatch about 125 motor ambulances and automobiles to Russia to equip one Russian army corps with five complete sections. Each section includes fifteen motor ambulances, a bus for the slightly wounded, a kitchen trailer, a dressing station car, two touring cars for officers, three light trucks, a repair and gasoline car, and will be sent to the Red Cross commission in Russia led by Dr. Frank Billings. In Lexington Kentucky the Confederate Veterans home there has adopted a two meals daily policy due to high living costs.

Red Cross New York American Russia Red Cross Commission Frank Billings

End of an Armed Robber On Way to Execution

A North China Daily News correspondent describes a condemned robber led to execution in Pakow. The long cart halted at wine shops allowing free drinks, and the prisoner, already drunk, muttered as soldiers escorted him to the riverside execution ground.

Pekin North China Daily News Pakow China

Apple Way Paving Nearing Completion and City Council Action

Spokane reports 3 miles of concrete work on Apple Way paved. Kennewick city council passes resolution to improve Second Street. Grain costs rise sharply by 250 percent over 20 year average. Freight rates up 334 percent with rail supplies and wages up 50 to 300 percent.

Spokane Apple Way Kennewick Second Street

Seven Tisdall Sons Fight Kaiser in War Service

Mrs W J Tisdall of Hoboken shows seven sons born in Dublin all serving in Allied forces. Eldest John and Edward drafted in Canada, Victor joined Canadians with wife studying nursing. Henry a British colonel, Trevor in Eleventh New York, William and Mark in Connecticut. daughters work in hospitals. Mrs Tisdall recalls English nursing training and family military legacy. project note: Seattle firm works on Little Willow Valley reclamation costing 175000.

Hoboken, N. J W. J. Tisdall Dublin France Victor Hoboken Red Cross Henry Tisdall Trevor Hastings Tisdall Engineer Corps Eleventh Regiment New York William Mark Connecticut Thomas McCurdy Wellington Waterloo Aden Egypt

Ben Spear Register Notice

Ben Spear appears in a register with first publication on October 12 and fifth on November 9.

Ben Spear

Notice of Sheriffs Sale of Real Estate in Chelan County

Foreclosure of Mortgage No 2084 in Superior Court Washington Chelan County. Judgment lien of $5783 with 9 percent interest from July 1917 plus attorney fee and costs. Levy on all right title and interest of Frederick Leonard Brender Emma Brender and others in described real property including N1/2 SE1/4 of Sec 31 Twp 26 N R 18 E W M and Lots 6 8 11 and NW 1/4 SE 1/4 of Sec 24 Twp 26 N R 17 E W M.

Superior Court State of Washington Chelan County Sarah S. Davis Frederick Leonard Brender Fred L. Brender F. L. Brender Emma Brender Louis C. Brender William M. Brender Otto A. D Sarah Davis Chelan Washington Sey Wenatchee Avenue Wenatchee Chelan County Wenatchee Washington Bert McManus Chelan Co Wash E. E. Stowell

Rush to Armament Spurs Massive U S Gun Output

Washington reports a near billion dollar appropriation to manufacture artillery from light fieldpieces to a nine and a half inch howitzer. General Crozier outlines plans for rapid fire guns gas warfare tanks and machine guns with a 2 000 000 man army in mind. Auxiliary French plants and major U S steel companies are expanding to meet the vast gun demand.

Washington Rhine War Department Appropriations Committee United States Army

Alberw Drum files five year proof on Homestead entry

Alberw Drum of Telma Washington has filed notice of intention to make five year proof to establish a land claim on Homestead Entry Serial No. 06497 located in sections 18 and 19, T 28 N R 16 E W.M. The proof is to be made before United States Commissioner R. S. Ludington in Wenatchee Washington on October 16 1917. Witnesses named are C B Sears Grover C Dickinson Geo Likfeldt and Chas R Alsop all residents of Telma Washington.

Department of the Interior U. S. Land Office Waterville Wash Fred EB Blankenship Winton Wash NW Sbm Township Wage 17 Willamette Meridian Ludington United States Wenatchee Wesh O. J. Kartdon Leavenworth, Wash Thos J. Dillon Davee Bates G. W. Brown Winton Ash Waterville Wash Alberw. Drum Telma Washington W.M Wenatchee Washington C. B. Sears Grover C Dickinson Geo Likfeldt Chas R. Alsop Telma Washington Ben Spear Geo. Likfeldt W. M Wenatchee C B Sears Grover Albert W Drum Chas R Alsop Telma Wash

Notice of Homestead Entry For Telma Washington

Grover Cleve land Dickinson of Telma Washington filed notice of intention to make three year proof to establish his claim to 183.28 acres in Sec 18 unsurveyed T28N R15F and Sec 18 surveyed T28N R16E WM. before United States Commissioner R A Ludington Wenatchee on Oct 16 1917. Witnesses are O B Sears A W Drum Geo Likfeldt and Charles R Alsop all of Telma Washington.

Department of the Interior U. S. Land Office Waterville Wash Grover Cleveland Dickinson Telma Washington Sec W. M R. &. Ludington United States Wenatchee Wash O. B. Sears A.W. Drum Geo. Likfeldt Charles R. Alsop Telma Wash Ben Spear

Notice of intention to prove homestead claim Waterville area

Cornelius B Sears of Telma Washington has filed for five year proof to establish his homestead entry serial 06561 for 125.64 acres in sections 19 20 29 and 30 T 28 N R 16 E W M. Before United States Commissioner R B Ludington Wenatchee Washington on October 16 1917. Witnesses: Grover O Dickinson Geo Likfeldt Chase Alsop Albert W Drum all of Telma Washington.

Department of the Interior U. S. Land Office Waterville Wash Cornelius B. Sears Telma Washington W. M S. Ludington United States Wenatchee Washington Grover O. Dickinson Geo Likfeldt Chase Alsop Albert W Drum Telma Wash Ben Spear

Entry by Geo Likfeldt Seeks Five Year Proof on Homestead

Geo Likfeldt of Telma Washington filed notice of intention to make five year proof on his June 20 1910 homestead entry number 07441 for listed lands in Sections 17 and 18 T 28 N R 16 E W M Waterville Washington state. The commissioner in Wenatchee will hear the case October 16 1917 with witnesses C B Sears Grover Dickinson Albert W Drum and Chas R Alsop of Telma Washington.

Landmark Homestead Claim Notice for Washington Territory

Eugene E Batchelor of Telma Washington filed notice to prove up his homestead claim for north half of section 82 township 8 north range 16 east W M. The proof is set before R B Ludington U S Commissioner at Wenapanee Washington on October 16 with witnesses C B Sears W Drum Grover C Dickinson and George Likfeldt all of Telma Washington. Ken Spear Register

Suites Land 2 Halbert Block N M Sorensen

Local records show the purchase of two suites on the Halbert Block by N M Sorensen. Property transfer details indicate arrangements for occupancy and potential redevelopment.

Suites Land Halbert Block

How New Gun Works Explained by General Crozier

General Crozier describes warfare on the western front where artillery cripples the foe before infantry advances. Machine guns protected in dugouts try to delay the assault, then light automatic rifles are used to silence emplacements and halt the advancing line.

Crozier

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