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Newspaper
Leavenworth Echo
Location
Leavenworth, Washington, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1922
Page
4
Fragmentary OCR notes report Friday activity from Scheeriptio and references to the Loser case. Mentions Attorney Secs asking about checks and a conference with a Federation of Isher related to ship crafts and their status during an ongoing labor dispute.
The fragment describes a dispute over a prize tied to a silver crop, with claims that the provisions authorize a chase or contest. It references an experienced team and argues that Western selons are needed, though the text is unclear and partially garbled.
Last week the Senate approved a soldiers bonus measure amid debate on eligibility and funding. The move aims to provide financial aid to veterans, with provisions outlining qualification timelines and payment terms.
A fragment suggests opposition to a motion and fear of going on record. It notes the administration caving in and the president may veto the measure. The text references commerce and government concerns in an unclear political context.
The text outlines Jaige Acctia E Griffis running for the U S Senate amid controversy over naval base locations including Bremerton and Seattle. It references political favors, base access, and a Washington state focus with mentions of California base ties and upcoming events.
Fragmentary rural notes mention teaching plans at a Miss Mary, arrival of Miss Tuesday evening, A Peters and family visiting Peters brothers from Leav, W O Bur and Alex Spence leaving, Toree Farsities moving in, Mr Spence logging this week, and A F Frantz building a large structure on his property.
The Missouri Synod outlines a $1.274 million project to build a new 71 acre campus in Forest Park St Louis to alleviate overcrowding at its preparatory schools. Enrollment pressures and rising demand for religious and secular instruction spur the construction of the million dollar seminary set to open by fall 1924. The plan follows years of limited appropriation and growing need for training future ministers teachers and church workers.
Fishery Service Bulletin notes deterioration and inbreeding among Aleutian foxes and describes a plan to restock with Pribilof island stock. Eight live foxes were released around St George Island in September 1921 under lease terms. One pelt went to Unalaska Native households and proceeds totaled 4496 dollars after costs, with the sale net turning to the U.S. treasury.
A fragment discusses anxious longing for a lovelier day and fashion recalls. It mentions dandies, stiff collars, blooms, silken knee breeches, and silk stocks, suggesting a revival of old tailoring craft and short skirts.
The critic lauds Paderewski as a physical giant, noting extreme daily practice of fourteen to sixteen hours. He recalls late sessions and the pianist’s demand for a heavy chair to harness endurance, enabling a remarkable range of tone color and artistic achievement.
A tern banded as a fledgling at Brigantine New Jersey on August 14 1920 holds a long distance record. It was taken May 20 1922 at Paria Bay Blanchisseuse Trinidad. Another nesting banded tern was recovered four years later in the Niger River delta on Africa s west coast after being banded on the Maine coast.
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