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Newspaper
Leavenworth Echo
Location
Leavenworth, Washington, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1919
Page
3
A reporter in a camp where numerous Black troops were being discharged asked a soldier about his plans. He replied that after his release he would punch his second lieutenant on the nose, sparking a tense exchange as another man warned he would have to wait his turn in line.
W P Sawyer cites Congressman J W Summers letter detailing Boston health authorities findings on spray residues in apples and pears. The note argues most harm relies on visible deposits, not actual arsenic levels, urging Yakima Valley growers to wipe fruit before packing to avoid condemnation.
Washington reports from the Republican Publicity Association cite 1919 trade data: American vessels handled 33,500,000 net tons for one billion dollars of North American and global trade, while foreign ships moved seven billion dollars with 52,000,000 net tons. The analysis argues for government aid and private operation to boost the American flag and maritime efficiency.
Spokane November 3 to 7 will host a 500 prize judging contest to entice youth in livestock judging. Each county may enter one three member team with members enrolled as regular pig sheep calf or other live stock club youths formed in 1919 and who cared for at least one animal that year and filed 1919 club reports. Entries due to Wm L Tennant manager by October 30.
The Echo announces that all orders for items in the Rubber Stamp line are being accepted at the newspaper office. Customers can place requests for stamps and related products through the Echo office channels.
The War Risk Insurance Act requires a certificate if a death or disability occurs after discharge. Many discharged service members miss this rule and risk losing benefits. Contact the Chief Medical Advisor, Bureau of War Risk Insurance, Washington, D. C., to obtain the certificate.
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