Leavenworth Rivals for Strong High School Football Season
Coach Lindahl led spring practice as Leavenworth High eyes improvement after last year’s first gridiron campaign. Wenatchee and Cashmere prepare with new coaches and extended training. Cashmere coaches statewide while Wenatchee rebuilds with fewer stars. The team gains size and speed, offering a chance to challenge nearby towns.
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al. Hoffman
Leavenworth
Leavenworth High School
Lindahl
Walla Walla
Washington
Cashmere
Pullman
Wenatchee
Quaint Outfit Stirs Up Old Memories
An old prospector with wheel-barrow and pack carries bed tent cooking gear and tools through town. He wandered from Idaho Bitter Root Buffalo Hump range toward Thunder Mountain in 1900 and now heads toward California Nevada and perhaps Old Mexico. The piece honors pioneers who helped open the West.
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Bitter Root
Idaho
Buffalo Hump
Clearwater
Thunder Mountain
California
Nevada
Old Mexico
West
Poem From Leavenworth Man Targets The Girls
A Leavenworth resident sent a poem to the Echo addressed to The Girls of Leavenworth. The piece accuses them of vanity and airs a plea asking that when wearing rolled hose they should wash their knees, framing the note as a base insinuation.
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Leavenworth
Echo Office
South Sea Island
Saint Paul’s Evangelical Lutheran Church Notice
Sunday school at 10 with The Golden Calf lesson. No services next Sunday due to the pastor attending a Tacoma conference. Next service on September 18. Rev Wm Hoskins reassigned to Leavenworth by the M E conference following Spokane meetings.
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Tacoma
WM. Lueckel
Wm. Hoskins
Leavenworth
M. E
Spokane
Chelan County Game Preserves details and boundaries
The document outlines Eight Mile Nason Creek and Emerald Park Game Preserves in Chelan County. It lists acreage from 21,100 to 48,000, describes boundary lines and ridges, and specifies that driveways for livestock movement must be maintained. It notes closures to grazing for most stock, except saddle and pack animals of tourists and miners or transport crews. A. H. Sylvester, Forest Supervisor.
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Nason Creek Game Preserve
Coulter Creek
Whitepine Creek
Jim Hill Mountain
Mill Creek
Stevens Creek
Nason Creek
Emerald Park
Railroad Creek
Lake Chelan
Deep Harbor Creek
Chelan Range
Copper Creek
Wilson Creek
A. H. Sylvester
Kazee Sues Sheriff Forsyth for False Arrest
J P Kazee through Corbin and Easton files in Chelan county superior court alleging false arrest and cruelty by Sheriff E Q Forsyth on July 21 1921. Complaints say Kazee was seized at his Douglas county business and jailed overnight without warrant. American Surety Co. joined as party. damages unspecified.
Preacher-Detective and Foxy Worker in Rhythm
A minister questions a Sunday School class asking who makes the sun shine. A bright boy answers God and then jokingly credits Sever Johnson with the moonshine, leading to Sever’s brief detention. Mrs. E R McClain returns from Wenatchee after a week away.
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Sever Johnson
Sever
Serious Accident on Commercial Avenue injures two men
Early Wednesday around 4 a m John DeBord and Jim Cahill, traveling east on Commercial Avenue, hit a gravel pile set for sidewalk construction near the old livery barn. Their Ford rolled, windshield and radiator damaged, DeBord trapped briefly but released. Both were said not badly hurt and no suit planned.
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John DeBord
Jim Cahill
Commercial Avenue
Lou Brender
Ford
DeBord
Cahill
Chase descendant linked to Lexington gunfire hero in Cashmere
The Cashmere Record notes Judge James H. Chase is a direct descendant of Ebenezer Locke, the min ute-man who fired the first shot at Lexington. A planned G. A. R. ceremony at Goodale Cemetery in Deering New Hampshire on May 50 commemorates the memory of the hero.
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Cashmere
John C. Chase
New England Historic Genealogical Society
Boston
Seattle
James H. Chase
Ebenezer Locke
Lexington
Mass
Massachusetts
Goodale
Deering
New Hampshire
Judge Chase
Dryden School Opens Amid Renovation Delays
Dryden schools start Tuesday in old buildings as the new campus won’t be ready until winter. Staff listed include Mrs. Helen Ross and Miss Anna Hartherson among others. Summer flu hits families. Percy Burrow among late victims. Leavenworth Library hours updated with Saturday and Wednesday openings.
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W. B. George
Howard
Wenatchee
Mr. Umbarger
Scheble
Dryden
Harlan Kinney
Geo. Loudenbeck
Bohlke
Co-operative
Percy Burrow
Thieves Steal Three Guns From W enatchee Man
Between 7 30 and 8 45 Saturday evening thieves forced entry into Dr J H Blake’s King Street residence and stole three guns valued at 275 dollars. They ransacked the house, broke a silver chest, used a meat cleaver to pry it open, and left scattered belongings. The guns included an Ithaca 12 gauge trap and two Winchester 16 gauge repeaters in leather cases. All arms bore Dr Blake’s initials and are identifiable.
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J. H. Blake
King Street
Local School Opens As Enrolment Reaches Fifteen
Tuesday saw Mis Trinna King start the term as teacher with an attendance of fifteen pupils. Local families travel for fairs and harvest work as residents visit Wenatchee and Leavenworth.
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Mis
Trinna King
J. E. Craney
Edmond
Spokane
Raula Hertzog
Entiac
Titank KE. Knapp
O. M. Probst
Leavenworth
C. L. Hallock
Committee Adopts Season's Wage Scale for North Central WA
Growers' committee of the Commercial Club with farm bureau adopts a standard wage scale to balance fairness for growers and laborers. Rates include 40 cents per hour for picking and sorting, 5 cents per box for picking by box, 5 cents per box for packing apples sized and graded, 84 cents per box for packing graded apples from bench, and board from $1.00 to $1.25 per day. Adherence for all parties is urged.
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Washington
Commercial Club
Farm Bureau
Be Sure to Send Tender Words Before It Is Too Late
A poetic plea urges readers to express love now before tomorrow brings regret. It highlights unspoken words and unread letters as missed opportunities.
Mrs Frank L From Visits Seattle Leaving Frank Single Life
Mrs. Frank L From has visited Seattle for a couple weeks and left her husband Frank to enjoy bachelorhood, which he did not.
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Frank L. From
Seattle
Frank
Dr Lessing Addresses Peshastin Parent-Teacher Meet
Dr Lessing speaks to the Peshastin Parent-Teacher Association addressing illiteracy rates and education funding. He questions fundamentals, contrasts rural and urban schooling, and argues for improved resources, teacher pay, and access to education for all children.
Burglars Loot Mutual Mercantile Store For Pistols
Last Sunday night burglars damaged the east door pane of the Mutual Mercantile Store and stole three automatic pistols. About $125 in goods were taken and ammunition likely gone. No clues to the offenders as yet.
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Mutual Mercantile
McIntosh
Rural Child Health Crisis Highlights Urban-Rural Gaps
A speaker addresses rural health and education deficits. He cites longer urban school years, better sanitation and oversight in cities, and higher rates of tooth and tonsil infections in the countryside. The talk notes widespread childhood ailments and calls for preventive care and improved schooling.
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ST. Paul's Evang. Lutheran Church
Chelan County
Game Preserves
Eight Mile
Icicle Creek
Snow Creek
Mt. Stuart
Jack Creek
Eight Mile Creek
Eight Mile Lake
Kazee
E. R. McClain
Commercial
Dryden Doings
A. Lessing
Europe
America
United States
Mutual Mercantile Store
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