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Leavenworth Echo

Location

Leavenworth, Washington, United States of America

Date

Sep 20, 1918

Page

6

Local items note resignations and arrivals in town

City Clerk Blacksedge resigns and moves to Seattle to take a store job. Water Commissioner Tolbert also resigns and janitor W S Guest takes the vacancy. Other news covers births, a sailor's leave from the South Dakota, forest fire risk on Blewett pass, and plans for fruit picking and sales.

Tolbert W. S. Guest School House John Lee Nugent South Dakota France New York City

Timber land watched amid Chelan fire risk visit

Mr C E Payne of Tacoma with Northern Pacific land department tours the western Chelan county timber lands to monitor value and ownership as fires threaten forests. Mr and Mrs W H Noble of Paterson spend time in Leavenworth visiting and working near Red Mountain with Royal Development Co. and stay with M Rumohr.

C. E. Payne Tacoma Northern Pacific Land Department Northern Pacific Chelan County W. H. Noble Pateros Leavenworth Noble Royal Development Co Red Mountain

Tents For Sale At Echo Office

Second hand tents offered including a 12 by 12 foot unit with 8 foot walls and several smaller tents. For details call the Echo office.

Echo Office

Leavenworth Budget Estimate for 1919 Fire and City Expenses

City council presents an 1919 expense forecast totaling 10 950 dollars covering fire equipment street improvements police and clerk salaries health engineering water bond interest and other departments. Taxpayers may discuss the budget Monday October 7th 1918 at 10 a.m. in City Hall GEO A BLOCKSEDGE city clerk.

Coney Tree Hesethsn Cnrcus Duatieted Hopg Icel Phe Testico Ee Lion Cas Ocdad Gras Eststacites Cinteot S.c TP Oual Freise Geo. A. Blocksedge

Leavenworth Seeks 75 Dollar Y M C A Fund

Mrs. A G McKeown hosts afternoon drives in the War Workers room to raise seventy five dollars for the Leavenworth Y M C A. The effort runs this afternoon and tomorrow from two to five in the afternoon urging residents to contribute what they can.

A. G. McKeown Leavenworth Minute Women War Workers Room Leavenworth

Draft register yields 333 for Leavenworth and 53 for Tumwater

The September 12 draft registration tallied 383 in Leavenworth and 53 in Tumwater precincts. The Jacobsen Lumber Co warehouse office hosted the open books with city Registration Officer Hauber aided by Lin R. Hart Thos S Pipkin H G Kroll Pfeiffer R L Sparks L O Taylor Mrs E C Lang H M Gobb and A H Sylvester. Registrar Jacobsen received help from H A Franklin. Registrars and clerks served without pay.

Leavenworth Tumwater Jacobsen Lumber Co Hauber Lin R. Hart Thos S. Pipkin H. G. Krollpfeiffer R. L. Sparks L. O. Taylor

High School To Close Next Week Says Superintendent

Superintendent Osborne announced the high school will adjourn next week after deciding not to release students until the following week. The plan shifts children to orchard work for four weeks with sixth grade and higher students involved.

Phil Bartlett Seattle Osborne The Echo Peshastin

Pits and Shells for Gas Masks Drive Launched

The War Department asks boys and girls clubs nationwide to collect fruit pits and nut shells for carbon used in gas masks. Contests are proposed among Million Club members by the U S Department of Agriculture and state agricultural colleges to promote the effort.

War Department United States Department of Agriculture State Agricultural Colleges

Local Red Cross Seeks Fruit Pits and Nut Shells for Masks

The club work aims to gather peach pits or seven pounds of shells from each member to produce carbon for masks. Members should collect pits from peaches prunes and plums and visit homes communities canneries hotels and bakeries. Seeds from dates olives and shells from various nuts should also be saved and delivered to Red Cross central stations.

Red Cross

Yarn Without Profit For Red Cross Welfare

Spokane merchants agree to sell yarn to the Red Cross without profit per A A Hilton director of supplies. War Industries Board notes wool commandeered nationwide, forcing Red Cross relief and a shift to service yarn through Red Cross chapters. Local stocks will thin, with colored yarns remaining for non Red Cross buyers until conditions change.

Spokane A. A. Hilton Department of Supplies Northwestern Division Red Cross War Industries Board United States American Red Cross

Little Carolynn Kroll Pfeiffer Celebrates Fourth Birthday

At the Harry Krollpfeiffer home on a Tuesday in September Little Carolynn celebrated her fourth birthday with 16 guests. The party featured lawn games, group photos, and a five o'clock luncheon of ice cream and cake, ending with thanks and many gifts.

Harry Krollpfeiffer Carolynn

Ship's Cook Alfred E Frank Weds Genevieve Ricker

The Sub Chaser notes Alfred E. Frank known for shy ways married last week, then appeared with cigars for the gang the following morning. He wed Genevieve Ricker of Seattle at 7360 71st Ave N W in Seattle, a surprising turn in these panicky times.

U. of W Alfred Alfred E. Frank Alfy Frank Genevieve Ricker 71St Ave N. W Seattle

Instant Adler-ika Promises Quick Digestive Relief

An old Leavenworth advertisement touts Adler-ika a buckthorn bark based laxative. It claims instant full bowel flush relief from sour stomach gas and constipation and even prevention of appendicitis. Wheeler's Drug Store promotes this product with emphasis on rapid action.

Leavenworth Adler-ika Wheeler's Drug Store

Surprise visit marks Mrs Harris’s afternoon with friends

Nine of Mrs. Wm Harris’s lady friends gathered yesterday for a pleasant afternoon of conversation and lunch. Mr B F Morgan notes a car load of Winter Banana apples shipped from the area last week, the season’s first, grown from local orchards north of town. Leavenworth’s 1918 apple crop is expected to include sixty to seventy five cars.

B. F. Morgan Leavenworth Washington

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