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Newspaper

Leavenworth Echo

Location

Leavenworth, Washington, United States of America

Date

Sep 10, 1909

Page

3

Northwest News Roundup Highlights Rail, Law and Trade

J E Frost of Ellensburg elected president of the state board of tax commissioners with J E Koors as secretary. Attorney General Bell rules a woman may serve as deputy county auditor. A 50 pound Chinook salmon from Hoquiam was shipped to Seattle for Chehalis county exhibit. North Yakima to fumigate fruit trees as an alternative to spraying. Snohomish county courthouse deemed a total loss valued at 27000 with 24000 to the county. A Clark County drive aims for a Nov 2 license vote with Battle Ground’s one saloon. Hogs in Yakima County face typhoid fears from an epidemic. Hill lines push a faster Chicago to Seattle mail train. Army considered for forest fire duty despite officer opposition. Northwest ranchers plan night patrols to guard grain thefts. Japanese Commercial Commission predicts new US Orient trade era led by Baron Shibusawa arrive in Seattle. Ballinger asserts conservation of natural resources over private use.

Clarke County Donald McMaster Local Option League Battle Ground Vancouver

Wenatchee Population, Bridge Control, and Local News

Population in Wenatchee reaches 10 000 in 1912 and the Columbia bridge problem is resolved with state control planned. Cashmere Association ships first full car east a carload of prunes. Col J Robert Moore dies at 68 at Moore's Point Lake Chelan. Mr and Mrs A Thayer celebrate silver wedding anniversary. W B Hobart reports hatchery season end and 800 000 fry added to Chelan trout stock. D Treadwell plans extended apple market tour starting in New Orleans and Birmingham and moving to the Midwest and East.

W. B. Hobart Stehekin Hobart Bellingham D. Treadwell Treadwell New Orleans Birmingham Alabama Middle West Far East

Apples as Daily Diet and Gentle Laxative Remedy

The article extols apples as essential for all ages, noting 7 to 8 percent invert sugar and a mild laxative effect from cellulose. It claims apples provide healthful nutrition and act as a mechanical irritant in the intestines, recommending liberal use in diets seeking laxative benefits.

Real Estate Transfers Featuring Leavenworth and Wenatchee Properties

A series of property transfers lists buyers and sellers including Fred Hahn to Arnold Schreiber in Leavenworth area entries, John E Shore to Town of Leavenworth, and multiple deeds in Wenatchee and Nob Hill areas with prices from $1 to $12000, detailing tracts, blocks, and plats. Named parties include J A Brassfield, W L Jones, Alice M Blaine, F W Smith, and Laura T Pate among others.

Fred Hahn Arnold Schreiber E G Spencer Brassfield Leavenworth John E Shore Chas T White E A Wyman Fairgrounds J C Griffith T W Cowan Nob Hill Ella L Miller Jacob Crader Edwin Boehmer Natl Bank Laura T Pate Clifford E Taylor Martha Hamilton John Sullivan F Miller C Town Hill Wenatchee

Exhibits Returned Free At Spokane Interstate Fair

Express companies in Spokane announce free return of all exhibits sent by express for the Spokane Interstate Fair September 20 to 25. This marks a historic accommodation as railroads support public spirit by not charging for returns.

Spokane

Timber Supply Crisis Warns of U S Forest Drain

Forest Service figures show annual forest drain at about twenty billion cubic feet, with 550 million acres of forests divided into mature, partially cut, and severely burned areas. Kellogg warns sustained exploitation risks future timber collapse without coordinated action by owners states and government.

R. S. Kellogg Office of Forest Statistics Forest Service United States Germany France

Big Boys Apple Heaviest Pyramid Contest At Show

The Wolf River Spokane Beauty Twenty Ounce Pip pin and other giants will vie in a special class for the largest apples. Fifty apples form a pyramid and weight determines the winner. First prize is 100 dollars with 25 dollars for second.

Wolf River Spokane Delamothe Natural Art Decorating Company

Also Mentioned on This Page

News OF Pacific Northwest State Board of Tax Commissioners J. E. Frost Ellensburg T. D. Rockwell J. E. Koors Everett Bell Hoquiam H. D. Chapman Seattle Exposition Chehalis County Grays Harbor North Yakima Snohomish County A. G. McAdams T. L. Grant Norway Theodore Bakke Laura Aanensen Bakke Bridgeport Douglas County Miss Aanensen A. I. Barnes Washington Bothell Lake Washington Seattle Colville J. Nywening North Yakima Yakima Valley Nuwening Adams Northwestern James J. Hill Chicago Post Office Department Northwest All Western Roads Pacific Coast Hill Lines Wilson Creek George Korksen W. H. Appling Orient Japanese Commercial Commission Associated Chambers of Commerce of Minnesota Japan Baron Shibusawa Mikado Pacific Ocean Taft Richard A. Ballinger Interior Department National Conservation Congress Ballinger Forester Pinchot John Barret International Bureau of American Republics Columbia Association of Cashmere Col. J. Robert Moore Moore’s Hotel Lake Chelan Col. Moore Moore’s Point The Chelan County Abstract Apple Debord . McCoy Graham Ofs Eighth Street Marx Wenatchee Valley M. F. Peake & Son Ninth Street Harrington Juh Yiang Sy Harringtons Morning Glory Leavenworth Met. Co
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