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Newspaper
Leavenworth Echo
Location
Leavenworth, Washington, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1920
Page
2
In the Superior Court of Washington Chelan County the case of Platt M Corballe y against S H Auvil and Nancy J Auvil formerly his wife and Juda Auvil now the wife of S H Auvil is filed seeking relief in a marital dispute with names and parties listed for service and resolution.
The State of Washington summons LLEWELLYN AUVIL and heirs and all unknown parties to appear within sixty days after August 18 1920 to defend a case to foreclose a mortgage on Chelan County lands described as 20 acres with 25 inches water rights plus an additional 5 3/10 acres and a water right, under CORBIN WHITNEY & EASTON for the plaintiff with Wenatchee address.
In Chelan County Superior Court Anna Serina Rindal sues John Rindal for absolute divorce. The State of Washington issues the summons requiring appearance within sixty days from August 6 1920. Attorney J T Lindley of Leavenworth provides service details and address.
The United States covers a gross area of 3 026 789 square miles with 2 973 774 square miles of land and 53 015 square miles of water excluding the Great Lakes and Gulf. Cape Sable Florida is the southern mainland point, West Quoddy Head Maine the eastern point, and Cape Alva Washington the western point.
Frederick Simpich reviews Baja California also called Lower California in a National Geographic Society communication. He notes its 800 mile length a sparse population vast cattle ranches and mining potential with shared water rights along the Colorado delta and calls for a joint treaty to resolve irrigation issues and a possible neutral zone.
The Kewanee Star Courier features a biblical quote from Jeremiah declaring that advertising should be published openly and not hidden, reflecting a public notice mindset.
The article urges farmers to kill, cure, and can pork for home use and sale. It highlights government support from the Bureau of Animal Industry and States Relations Service to revive home curing, including scrapple sausage and lard, with new methods in a forthcoming bulletin. The aim is to save pork, reduce costs, and avoid market shipping.
More than 25 000 inspections of fruits and vegetables moving in interstate commerce were made by the Bureau of Markets of the U S Department of Agriculture in the year ended June 30 1920 an increase of 78 percent from the prior year. The service provides sworn statements on perishable product condition to speed shipments and deter waste and disputes. The bureau has about 40 representatives in 26 market centers to inspect shipments on request with a fee of 2 50 for under a carload and 4 for a half carload or more.
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