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Newspaper

Leavenworth Echo

Location

Leavenworth, Washington, United States of America

Date

Sep 15, 1922

Page

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County division proposed to gain western independence

A plea urges county division to form a new western district with its own roads and funds. Proponents cite bond mismanagement on an Wenatchee to Leavenworth road and costly Wenatchee projects. They outline proposed boundaries and request data to push a petition to the state legislature. Local clubs plan a preliminary canvass.

Wenatchee Leavenworth County Board Cashmere Board of Red Mountain Chelan

Light Vote Observed Across State in Tuesday Primary

Voters turned out slowly in Leavenworth and rural precincts with about half of registered voters participating. The contest centered on U S Senate with local races for sheriff prosecuting attorney and county clerk, yielding renomination for McManus and Sumner and a possible Armstrong win for county clerk. The Wenatchee paper’s handling of Swartz’s candidacy drew commentary as outsiders sought county offices beyond Wenatchee.

Leavenworth Bert McManus Sam R. Sumner L. T. Armstrong Wenatchee Persimmons Daily World G. L. Swartz U. S Poindexter Axtel Cody Stevenson Lamping Coterie Sheriff Poreuey Fe Patterson Pete Sn Es Clerk Armstrong Swartz Sumner Christopher Te Tee Tumwate Griffiths Ee Pointexter Axton Eerste Lamping McManus Salisbury Clerk— Hull Armstrong Awe Christopher Indi Dill Congress Webster Judge Hill Waterville Burns Griffiths Axtel Tittle Longstreet Seeley Potter Schultz Wales Hull Miller Munson Old Dist Johnson McArthur Easley Roys Supreme Court Fullerton Mackintosh Parker Lane Blake

Leavenworth Budget Estimates and 1922 Election Results

City budget notes for 1923 show estimated receipts from R and library levies totaling about 13 200 dollars. The city will discuss tax levies Oct 2 1922 at 8 pm with taxpayers allowed to speak. Local political results list candidates and county offices with party tallies and judge totals.

Commercial Club Luncheon Notes County Division Plans

The Commercial Club luncheon drew about thirty attendees with a Women’s Civic Club repast. A committee including Mesdames Hennessy Town Walton Slavin Tholin and Elmer was formed to coordinate with Peshastin and Dryden for county division work. The Women’s Civic Club invited members to a party at the K P hall next Wednesday September 20 featuring dancing and luncheon. The ladies also announced a new set of 72 dishware pieces purchased for the club festivities.

Commercial Club Women’s Civic Club Mesdames Hennessy Town Walton Slavin Tholin Elmer Peshastin Dryden K. P. Hall

Taxpayers urged to cut state taxes in Washington

The State Federation of Taxpayers associations argues taxes can fall with organized action. It compares 1920 and 1921 levies, notes bonded debt growth, school costs, and administrative spending, and calls for a 25 percent expenditure reduction through citizen effort.

State Federation of Taxpayers’ Associations State of Washington Washington Fed

City Council Adjourns. grants hospital permit and readings pass

September 13 1922 meeting notes show Mayor Blomeke and councilors present. Bills approved include Icicle Irrigation water postage and various vendors. Permit granted to build hospital. ward councilmen election ordinance given first reading. budget adopted and to be published.

Blomeke Stelzig Nelson Potter, Eckhart Templin Icicle Irrigation Co Herman Howe Gibson Ieneta Wea Shaw & Borden Elec Art Franklin Labor Echo Pub. Co., Publishing H. E. Ogden Team Hire G. N. Lbr. Co Ibr Viad Machinist’s Service

Hospital Construction Under Way In Local District

Excavation for a new hospital began this week with a planned 90 day completion. The one story facility will house 25 to 30 patients and may add stories later. Total project cost around 25 000 with new structure about 14 000. Architect C F White of Spokane leads the contract. Residents urged to back bonds to support the hospital.

Adams C. F. White Spokane

School Notes Reflect Enrollment and Staffing Changes

Primary enrollment rules prohibit late intakes after two weeks of class. Mrs Aeschliman has been relieved. Mrs Vare substitutes. Football squad plans games and trips. High school adds three new students for 111 total. seniors may be largest class ever. Senior adviser Miss Leavitt named. Overall term enrollment near 476, five below last year’s early two weeks. High school shows 111, three more than last year at end of second month. Nine or more transfer students this year vs ten last year. Taxpayers groups aim 25 percent cut in public expenditures.

Leavitt

Great Mineral Wealth of Chelan County

The Red Mountain district under Royal Development Company is awakening interest in Chelan County mining. The article compares Red Mountain to Butte, notes planned gravity-based ore extraction, extensive tunneling, and potential for vast future productivity, with other local mines and resources highlighting regional economic promise. The piece emphasizes modern methods, timber, power access, and the potential uplift for local industries alongside mining.

Chelan County Royal Development Company Red Mountain United States Northwest Butte Montana Anaconda Butte District Blewett Amalgamated Gold Mines Company Leavenworth Nigger Creek

Bids Wanted for 5 Acre Land Clearing near Osborn Tract

Land clearing and plowing bids sought to prepare 5 acres for spring planting. Property adjoins the Osborn 5-acre tract on the west along the north road. Zony 29-21 Address, W. K. Curtis, Houghton, Washington.

Osborn North Side Road

Cascade Sanitarium Buys Leavenworth Lots in Block 8

The Cascade Sanitarium purchased lots 20 21 and the west 19 feet of lot 22, block 8, original plat of Leavenworth from J. F. Dermedy for £600.00.

The Cascade Sanitarium Leavenworth J. F. Dermedy

Also Mentioned on This Page

Peshastin Commercial Club Leavenworth Commercial Club Dryden and Peshastin Commercial Clubs Total City of E. G. Gowing W. A. Darkling Wenatchee Fruit & Warehouse Co Brockerage Olice Police Health City Council W.s Walworth Mfg. Co Aeschliman W. K. Curtis Houghton, Wash
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