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Leavenworth Echo

Location

Leavenworth, Washington, United States of America

Date

Oct 13, 1922

Page

5

Local Happenings and Community Notes

Mrs J W Jett visits Buckley and Sound country while Sampson's promotes millinery and corsets. J B Huff plans a new restaurant near Pastime Pool Hall. Wm Curtis from Houghton looks to improve virgin land east of town. Mona Walton visits from Spokane. Tom Pipkin and Ed Tholin tour Omak. Sneak thieves steal parts from N A Nelson car and tools from Brender's garage. Mr and Mrs John Johnson plan to move to Hillyard. Mrs Wm Gay visits from Missoula. sugar imports cited by USDA. Roach family to Portland as W C Roach enters mov ing picture business. theatre opening Nov first.

W. C. Roach Portland Marie Andresen Mr. Roach Moving Picture

City offices list filed for primary election

The notice lists candidates for city offices to be voted on at the upcoming primary. Names include Mayor Anthony Blomeke, Treasurer R. F. Taylor, Clerk E. G. Gowing, Councilman at large Chas Eckhart, Councilman first ward G. W. Walker and Ryan Templin, and third ward E L Potter with W E Hanson.

Anthony Blomeke R. F. Taylor E. G. Gowing Chas. Eckhart G. W. Walker Ryan Templin E. L. Potter W. E. Hanson

Farm notes on fruit shipping and poultry losses

F T Motteler notes slow fruit shipping due to inadequate car speeds and poor condition of arriving cars requiring repairs before loading. In 1921 crop and livestock clubs with 15 000 negro farm boys produced goods valued at 230 000 dollars under USDA reports while 1 600 000 hens yielded no returns as farm women learned removal of nonlayers under extension agents guidance.

Bill Johnson Great Northern United States Department of Agriculture

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J. W. Jett Buckley Sound Country W. K. Curtis Houghton Washington Mona Walton Spokane Wm. Walton Tom Pipkin Ed Tholin Omak Sampson’s J. B. Huff Tom Burke John Johnson Hillyard Johnson Appleyard N. A. Nelson Brender Wm. Gay Missoula Montana Geo. Ingham Wenatchee Mr. Ingham United States Hawaii Porto Rico Philippines Cuba E. L. Sawyer Amanda Town Seattle F. A. Constable Leavenworth Commercial Club Pullman Commercial Club A. J. O’larey Wilson Creek P. C. Maltbie Effie Hayes Minneapolis L. J. Nelson Lake Wenatchee California C. G. Cockburn New Rockford Devils Lake North Dakota France Germany Frank Day Big Lake Wash Brownie Wenatchee Fruit & Warehouse Co Peshastin George Ingham Cascade Tunnel Ingham Oregon Icicle Georgia Grace Hitchcock Hickcock Josh R. W. Dolsen Franklin Dolsen Clifford Hayes Jack Roth Hayes M. E. Church Epworth League Derby Kumlux Club L. W. Hale Dorothy Keith E. G. Wheeler J. H. Holloway Gorrell Jas. Ange Vancouver B. C King George Fred Wilmer Emard Marion Cannon Leavenworth Viola Brooks Okanogan Frank Erickson Citizens State Bank S. H. McNett Ephrata Grant County State Banking Department R. A. Trainor Great Northern Lumber Co Messrs A. T. Sutton S. P. Freeman Lake Chelan J. L. Maston R. L. Leslie Moscow Wm. Brender Tacoma W. W. Durham Warren Reed Cougar Inn T. J. Logan Mary Everett The Eastern Stars Minnie Miller Leavenworth Stars Order Edith Sinclair Alberta Mrs. Church Alec McLellan B. F. Davies C. F. Johnson Juno Uncle John’s Syrup Rutherford’s Inc Leavenworth, WN Leavenworth Co-Op Owl Creek Coal South Prairie Steam Coal F. T. Motteler Gartner’s Bakery Aluminum Cove Regal
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