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Leavenworth Echo

Location

Leavenworth, Washington, United States of America

Date

Oct 15, 1915

Page

6

Insect Pests Bothering Fruit Growers in Dormant Sprays

Orchard pests spend winter in egg larval or pupal stages and are best tackled in the dormant season. Lime sulfur washes target San Jose scale and related pests on apple pear and peach trees, with specific densities and application guidance. The article also covers pruning, worming, and trash removal to destroy cocoons nests and overwintering insects across various fruit crops.

San Jose Farmers California Michigan Middle West Central Eastern States

News from the Surrounding Country In Brief

J S Mooney visited the Park last week. Willard Maust is sick. A daughter was born to Harry Beck and wife. Otha Pabst digs a cellar and plans to move his house before winter. Smiths plan a Canada trip. The Peters family returned from Wenatchee after the death of Mrs Peters father R P Webb. Jewel Maust’s eye surgery near the optic nerve described with six operations and many fragments removed. Roy Haines, a former newspaper man, visits Echo and promotes Seattle cement. Mrs T Ford to Wenatchee, L O Taylor to the Sound for L D Mill Co. Chelan taxes up 30000 due to road work.

J. S. Mooney Willard Earl Maust Harry Beckwith Otha Pabst Roy T. Haines Leavenworth Foresters Lodge Echo Seattle

Local Gatherings Shape Eagle Creek Weekend

Miss Ruth Rees and her parents visited Malaga over Sunday while neighbors kept crops moving. Mr and Mrs Martin Christensen hosted a Sunday call at their home. Mrs Hardman and her Leavenworth children spent the weekend at the Sharpe ranch. Curtis Chase from Wenatchee visited his sister Mrs Anderson. Fred and Martin Cahill hauled hay for Martin Christensen last week.

Ruth Rees Malaga Martin Christensen

Local People and Property Events Reported

Dryden Mr H Remley traveled to Seattle last week for business. Rev Davis and his east coast son reviewed property in Estes Canyon. The Fleming home burned early Monday. insurance covered the house and most personal property was saved. Mr Henry Peters came home Tuesday from central Montana where he sold apples this month. Mrs Henry Peters returned Tuesday from Cheney after visiting her mother.

Mr. H. Remley Seattle Rev. Davis Estes Canyon Fleming Henry Peters Montana

Peshastin Church Ladies Plan Pie Supper Tonight

The Ladies Aid Society of the M E church will host a chicken pie supper at the Grange Hall this evening. D J Manning leaves for Skykomish to spend the winter. William Warshow and his wife will live on Manning's place to care for it. Fred Nelson suffered a deep eye cut after a fragment of an elevator broke in the Peshastin Fruit Growers Assoc warehouse a few days ago.

Ladies’ Aid Society M. E. Church Grange Hall D. J. Manning Skykomish Wm. Warshow Mr. Manning Fred Nelson Peshastin Ass'n

Eve sight is saved after four years of pain

Mrs. H. S. Williams of Peshastin Washington is content today for the first time in four years following an operation. The clipping notes a medical intervention that has relieved long standing eye trouble and brought renewed hope to the patient and her family. Her recovery is a local beacon of relief reported by the Walla Walla Evening Bulletin.

Walla Walla H. S. Williams Peshastin Wash

New Students and Changes Stir School Notes

In a school notes column new pupils appear, a new mathematics professor is noted, and teachers visited local schools. Examinations show effort toward exemption from finals, a new grading system is praised, and students discuss civic topics. Also mentioned are personal visits by Mrs. Anna Stearns to her son in Bellingham, and a note about bell wrappers at the Echo office.

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