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Newspaper
Leavenworth Echo
Location
Leavenworth, Washington, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1920
Page
7
The State of Washington publishes proposed Referendum Bill No. 1 to authorize issuance and sale of state bonds to fund a hard surfaced trunk line highway system. The act, approved March 12, 1919, submits to voters the creation of a bond fund and related procedures.
A 1919 Washington bill proposes a state trunk line highway system linking Blaine to Vancouver Seattle to Tacoma Renton to Spokane and more. It authorizes up to 30 million in bonds, outlines paving standards and maintenance, and schedules bond debt retirement through 1941 with earmarked funds and tax levies.
The state summons William Ralston unknown heirs and others to appear within sixty days of July 30 1920 to quiet title on parcels 1 2 21 and 22 in Darling and Company Addition Teavenworth Chelan County. Herman Howe attorney for Lillian Nelson prescribes deadline and warnings.
A stranger woman visited our town last week. Her name and origin are unknown and her stay length is undetermined. She carried a blue black umbrella and wore a blue dress with black shoes. The Itan Kansas Record notes a reporter was on the job.
The Catskill New York Enterprise notes rapid coal price increases prompting readers to order supplies quickly before costs rise further.
Chelan and Kittitas counties discuss past district voting and rally behind Dr. J C McCauley. The longtime Republican physician campaigned across the district, highlighting service, war effort, farmland ownership, and a commitment to the American system, aiming to represent Olympia.
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