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Newspaper

Leavenworth Echo

Location

Leavenworth, Washington, United States of America

Date

Oct 23, 1914

Page

6

Democratic Rally at Scenic Theatre Draws Crowd in Chelan County

The Democratic rally in the Scenic Theatre drew a good audience with Col. Fox presiding. speakers included T. E. Cade for prosecuting attorney Geo W Helman for sheriff Harry A Boblett for county clerk Homer Grant for auditor E K Barnum for county engineer Geo A Hauber for commissioner and Frank Reeves for the legislature. Reeves argued taxes would fall under a Democratic governor and urged prohibition as well.

Echo Col. Fox T. E. Cade Geo. W. Helman Harry A. Boblett Homer Grant E. K. Barnum Geo. A. Hauber Peshastin Frank Reeves Chelan County Prohibition Reeves Washington

New Restaurant to Open by Former Railroad Caterer

P. E. Galloway, long in charge of the railroad dining room, ends his stint there and leases the Hub Clothing building corner. He plans a first class eating place opening in about ten days with help from Mrs. Galloway, relying on his restaurant know how to attract customers.

P. E. Galloway Hub Clothing Galoway

Missionary Highland Visit and Local Infrastructure Notes

Wenatchee and district items report Kev Hilton of the Brethren church delivering a sermon Sunday. Hilton is a China missionary who returned for health. Earl Moast visits Wenatchee on business. The school board orders lamps for the new school building. District 41 boasts a well furnished new building amid prior timber and brush. John Peters of Wenatchee hosts several valley visitors. No killing frosts yet, potato tops remain green. Temperatures reached 27 degrees after rain with no damage.

Kev. Hilton Church of the Brethren China

Rural School Programs and Local News Digest

Questions about rural education farming training health and home industries are raised alongside notices of farm and community concerns. Reports cover theft at Mutual Mercantile Co. warehouse and local crime deterrence, political candidates, land sales, visitors, and social events in Natchee and nearby.

Baptist Church Services on Front Street

Baptist church schedules Sunday events with Sunday school at 10 00 a m preaching at 11 00 a m and 7 30 p m young people session at 6 45 p m at the Mission building on Front Street

Front Street

Methodist Services and Clarions Evangelist Visit

The Methodist church holds morning services with the Wan derer and his Spiritual Possessions and evening services on Sunday October 25 with A People s Greatest Asset. A Thursday prayer meeting at 7 30 p m. and a Sunday mass meeting in the city park are planned. The Clarions from Indiana, a famed bass singer weighing 315 pounds, and Prof. Lough will speak and sing after 4 00 p m. A second appearance Tuesday night at the Congregational church offers a free entertainment of talk and song.

Clarions Indiana Lough Congregational Church C. A. Huff

Wenatchee Apple Exporter Returns from San Francisco

E Wagner of Wenatchee, a leading apple exporter, arrived home after shipping 240 cars or 150000 boxes to Australia at 90 cents per box. The shipment from Wenatchee valley emphasizes the region's fruit trade strength.

E. Wagner Wenatchee San Francisco Australia Mr. Wagner

Dr King of Wenatchee Recovers Aims for Senate Support

The Echo reports Dr King recovering from a paralysis attack, remains a progressive, and predicts Ole Hanson will win the United States Senate seat. Leavenworth apple distributors have shipped seven cars, with signups encouraged by a improving market outlook. County Treasurer Battles visited Leavenworth voters to gain support. Charley is seen as a strong runner.

King Wenatchee Ole Hanson United States Leavenworth Apple Distributors Battles Charley

Altoona Chamber Survey Aims Food Distribution Study

The Altoona Chamber of Commerce undertakes a survey of the source and motives of city food distribution and is extending the effort to find ways to increase farm production in Blair County.

Chamber of Commerce Altoona Blair County

For Congress and Chelan County Campaigns

Paid political notices list candidates: Thos Corkery Spokane progressive for fifth district. J Roy Owens Wenatchee republican for Chelan County representative. Dr J H Blake Wenatchee progressive for representative. Burt J Williams Wenatchee republican prosecuting attorney. E L Baker Wenatchee progressive prosecuting attorney. Terry L Ross Wenatchee republican county auditor. Charles Kenyon Wenatchee republican sheriff. Fred Warren Wenatchee republican county engineer. Joe E Johnston Wenatchee republican assessor. P E Ward Malaga candidate for county school superintendent.

Thos. Corkery Spokane J. Roy Owens Wenatchee Chelan County J. H. Blake Burt J. Williams E. L. Baker Terry L. Ross

Also Mentioned on This Page

Democratic Rally Wenatchee Park Earl Moast John Peters Agricultural College Mutual Mercantile Warehouse Mutual Mercantile Co Light Company Barnum Hamilton Land Agency W. O. Atwood Wm. Payne P. H. Hanson Ethel Bellingham J. D. Wheeler C. E. Battles Mary Ford Seattle J. Borland J. E. Cullen Kensington Chiaffarelli State of Legislative Committee Wash State Realty Ass’n Congress Charles Kenyon Fred Warren Joe E. Johnston P. E. Ward Malaga Wholesale Lumber Co P. O. Box Wric addsOe Wheeler City Rexall Agency Sig
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