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Newspaper
Leavenworth Echo
Location
Leavenworth, Washington, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1911
Page
3
The saying highlights that true wisdom emerges through applying knowledge in real life rather than through study alone. It emphasizes practical judgment and experience as key factors shaping understanding.
A verse mocking women serving on juries predicts women will not gain popularity on juries. The speaker imagines domestic accessories and beauty items filling the room and asserts women jurors will always disagree. The piece closes with a resigned echo that the idea may be better left unread.
North Yakima business leaders act to house visitors during state fair week September 25 to 30. Hotels keep regular rates, extra rooms open, and a downtown information bureau will assist guests. Streetcars will run to gates at five cents fare, and city officials coordinate with the county for smooth operations.
Congressman William Sulzer of New York returns from his seventh Alaska trip advocating dividing the district into three territories with home rule, enforcing existing coal laws, revoking suspensions, granting patents to claimants, and pushing immediate recognition of Alaska’s rights.
Farmers seek changes to allow land offices to assist bona fide locators amid Canadian land searches. Washington state commercial groups push the measure as a remedy to high locator fees. Public service orders mandate Pasco and Spokane tariff actions and improved fruit service. A note on onion cleansing and a Diarrhoea remedy is also included.
Ley P. Abbott widow of Elmer L. Abbott of Leavenworth Washington has filed notice of intention to make final five year proof for the southwest and northwest quarters of section 20 township 17 east, to be witnessed by J F Pratt Hans L H Smthe Rott and R E Sugart all of Leavenworth. The hearing before Frank A Reynolds assistant register occurs October 24 1911.
The latest development states the Great Northern seeks possession of the Wenatchee to Pateros state road. State highway claims no jurisdiction and says further negotiations must be handled by the attorney general.
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