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Newspaper
Leavenworth Echo
Location
Leavenworth, Washington, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1905
Page
4
Foreigners may travel and reside anywhere in Japan and engage in business under local law. They may sue or be sued in Japanese courts and can own land through companies with at least one Japanese subject. Mining partnerships with Japanese firms are permitted, while a few banking and shipping firms remain closed to foreign ownership. Railways may be restricted for military reasons.
The North American Review envisions Porto Rico becoming a premier winter resort for Americans and Europeans thanks to employment, food, improved travel, and hospitality. It notes its scenic beauty, strategic Caribbean gate, and potential as a future trade hub with rising cities and infrastructure.
Recent observations from Hamburg suggest pollen toxin acts as a strong poison in hay fever. A serum derived from certain animals provides antitoxin effects and can render nasal and conjunctival entry points insensible, reducing irritation. The method, named pollentine, may prevent attacks with simple topical application.
The notice urges housekeepers to always ask for Peach Blossom flour when baking bread. It warns against being steered to a similar priced but inferior flour for higher profits. Peach Blossom is praised for taking top prize at the St Louis World’s Fair.
Summer ready fuel advertised for delivery anywhere at $1.50 per big load. Call the mill to place an order for the wood and have it delivered to your location.
Department of the Interior notices Daniel V. Foster has filed to make final proof on homestead entry 8481 in township 26 north range 16 east W M. Proof is set for November 14 1905 before J Shore U S Commissioner at Leavenworth Washington. Witnesses: Harry Smith Nelson Forsyth Fred Clee muon Edom D. Singart Merritt and Shorelea Washington.
Final proof dates set for 1905 in Washington state. Ellinger must prove entry No. 2306 for the E2NW4 of section 24 township 24 north range 17 east before J E Shore U S Commissioner at Leavenworth on Oct 30 1905. Witnesses listed include George Ingham Albert Walker George W Briskey Howell Ralston all of Leaven Worth Washington. MB Malloy Register Waterville Office Sept 15 1905.
Land Office at Waterville Washington gives notice of a U S Commissioner in Leavenworth on November 1 1905 to act on Hd entry No 848% by Frank I Forsyth for the ne 4 section 11 township 26 north range 16 E W with Peter Rosen Daniel V Foster Fred Cleemann and Nelson Forsythe of Merritt Washington listed as involved. M B Malloy Register signs the notice.
Public notice records a proof to be made before U S Commissioner J E Shore at Leavenworth Washington on Tuesday the 14th. Fred Cleemann filed entry 8518 for the northwest quarter and southeast quarter of section 8 and northeast quarter of section 10 township 26 north range 16 west of the Willamette meridian. Attending witnesses include Peter Rosen Daniel V Foster Nelson Forsyth and Frank Inez Forsyth all of Merritt Washington. M B Malloy register.
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