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Newspaper

Leavenworth Echo

Location

Leavenworth, Washington, United States of America

Date

Sep 24, 1920

Page

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Spokane Merchants Special Arrives in Leavenworth

The Spokane Merchant Association's special train arrived early Wednesday, touring Leavenworth with about seventy five leading Spokane manufacturers and jobbers. Led by General Superintendent Elliott and District Freight Agent Merrit, the party was chaperoned by Bob Glen of the Spokesman-Review and toured in a dining car, sleepers, baggage car, Elliott's car, and day coaches. The visit drew positive remarks from locals and Echo hopes for a return in the future.

Spokane Merchant Association Leavenworth Elliott Merrit Great Northern Bob Glen Spokesman-Review Spokane Spokane Profiteers

Spokane Wedding Ties Sims Family to Leavenworth

Miss Marion Catherine Sims and Donald S. McIntosh wed at St. Josephs church in Spokane after a 7 AM nuptial mass. Attendants were Miss Margaret Sims and Lloyd Weir. couple plan to reside in Spokane where McIntosh works for Standard Oil.

St. Joseph’s Church Marion Catherine Sims W. F. Sims Indiana Avenue Donald S. McIntosh William S. McIntosh Leavenworth, Wash Margaret FE. Sims Lloyd Weir Margaret Sims Davenport Spokane McIntosh Standard Oil Company

Amanda Town Withdraws From Coroner Nomination

Amanda C Town of Leavenworth Washington announces she cannot accept the nomination for coroner due to her current work commitments. She expresses appreciation for the nomination and public support in a statement dated September 22 1920.

Leavenworth, Wa Amanda C. Town

Miss Laura Nelson Marries Vern Kimmel in Spokane

Miss Laura Nelson longtime Leavenworth Market bookkeeper wed Vern Kimmel of Spokane in a ceremony held Tuesday September 21 in Spokane. Kimmel is an electrician who worked here this summer on a telephone line project. Friends and the Echo join in congratulations and good wishes.

Laura Nelson Leavenworth Vern Kimmel Spokane Kimmel Echo

Plunkville Weather Bureau Closed By Porch Politics

Humorous note from Louisville Courier-Journal cites a resident derisively asking about the town weather source, while a local figure sits on a grocery porch discussing politics. The fragment also mentions Burnstad and a prompt to get dyeing services before cold weather.

Plunkville Weather Bureau Louisville Courier-Journal

Prosecution Planned After Divorce for Illegal Marriage

Superior Judge Grimshaw ordered the Prosecuting Attorney to pursue Ella Howerton for violating state law against marrying within a year of divorce. Testimony showed Lee Howerton and Ella wed in Idaho a month after her local divorce. an annulment was later granted. I A Hintz obtained a divorce from Sara Hintz on grounds of desertion.

Grimshaw Ella Howerton Lee J. Howerton Idaho I’. A. Hintz Sara Hintz

No Open Season Declared for Chinese Pheasants and Partridges

Chelan County Game Commission reports no open season for Chinese pheasants and Hungarian partridges this year. The supreme court, attorney general, and state game warden oppose an open season. Efforts to authorize one failed. legislature may be asked to pass a law granting an open season due to overabundance in some areas.

Chelan County

New Book Details Washington State Resources and Growth

A new Washington State Bureau of Statistics and Immigration publication titled The Advantages and Opportunities of the State of Washington urges immigration and development. It covers area, population, climate, agriculture, land prices, industries across 39 counties, major cities, and transportation with maps and illustrations.

State OF Washington Harry F. Giles State Bureau of Statistics & Immigration Secretary of State J. Grant Hinkle Bureau of Statistics and Immigration Washington Okanogan Highlands Columbia Plain Puget Sound Olympic Peninsula Yakima and Wenatchee Valleys Big Bend Palouse

Chelan County Budget Shows $230000 Increase For 1921

Chelan county proposes total expenditures of 596 500 for the coming year up from 366 995 in 1919. The biggest item is 200 000 for a new court house, with 54 800 previously taxed for the project bringing total to 254 000. An 8 000 allotment for a soil fertility bureau up from 4 250 is noted and several road district changes are described.

Chelan County Court House Soil Fertility Bureau Wenatchee Commercial Club County Soil Fertility Bureau Agricul Superior Court Teachers Institute

Candidates to go on ballot election day

Chelan county voters will see a long list of candidates on November 2 for U S Senate Governor and other state offices. The slate includes Wesley L. Jones George Cotterill C J France for Senate and Governor Louis F Hart W W Black with a Farmer labor slate among many districts and positions across Washington state. Local races feature J Stanley Webster Charles A Fleming for Congress and Republican and Democratic contenders for state offices.

U.S. Senate Wesley L. Jones Seattle Democratice George F. Cotterill Farmer-labor C. J. France Chelan County E. Q. Forsyth H. Phillips A. A. Stevens F. A. Constable A. V. Shepard Cassidy C. F E. Buttles L. H. Moore Sam R. Sumner Farmerlabor E. C. Long Lewis Arbogast Stewart Johnson G. I. Richardson T. BR. Moore

Visitors View Royal Development Company Property

A party of eight stockholders from the Royal Development Company visited Leavenworth to inspect the property. They arrived after dark, reached the camp near midnight, and viewed the property the next day with satisfaction. This week Mr Harrington, delayed during the visit, returned to inspect the mines.

Royal Development Company Leavenworth Mr. Harrington

Bowersox III Stricken At Home Grows Unresponsive

County Superintendent of Schools elect E. C. Bowersox was stricken with an undiagnosed illness Friday evening at his home and taken to Deaconess Hospital. He remained unconscious at noon Saturday as doctors pursued tests and treatment.

E. C. Bowersox Deaconess Hospital

Longs Quiet Campaign Beats Hickey in District Race

The Cashmere Record notes NO SO MUCH AS THAT ER. C. Long ran a quiet effective campaign across the district. Long’s experience as commissioner and a strong record deterred a turnover, with honors even against Hickey in Monitor Cashmere and Dryden but Leavenworth votes show broad support.

ER. C. Long Cashmere Leavenworth

Wenatchee Southern Railway Company Incorporated

The Wenatchee Southern Railway Company has been incorporated with charters filed in Olympia last Saturday. Promoters include Ed S. Russell Guy C Browne Dr H S Saunders L L Mathews A Z Wells Harry Shotwell A N Corbin and others as preliminary survey work begins for a line from Wenatchee to Kennewick.

Wenatchee T. H. Atkinson W. S. Patterson H. G. Bohlke T. L. Ross L. D. Merrit C. FE. Chase H. M. May Conrad Rose

Ethelbert and Blithers in Town Topics

A playful exchange about a young man named Blithers yawning versus trying to speak. The banter centers on perceptions of attentiveness during conversation in a local Town Topics snippet. The dialogue showcases humor and social impression in a brief newspaper card item.

Ethelbert

Margaret O’Leary Nominated for Elks Carnival Queen

The Elks of North Central Washington plan a Wenatchee carnival starting September 28 with a queen election for the Happy Land. Miss Margaret O’Leary leads Leavenworth’s slate, gathering support and ticket sales to back her bid. Funds from the carnival support the Elks building fund for an Ellis temple. Leavenworth night is September 29 with all invited to attend.

Elks Washington Wenatchee Happy Land Leavenworth Elks Margaret O’leary O’leary Ellis Leavenworth

Quips and quirks from the nation’s newspapers

A collage of humorous lines from papers across the country. Jokes note editors tied to politics, bathing suit terms, grocery costs and odd local scenes. A rattlesnake near a church spurs local fear while a Baltimore prankster dons a birthday union suit.

Hombre Baltimore Fort Sheridan Ill

Old Mexico visit mentions Villa as neighbor and notable figure

P J McIntyre from Hermosillo says Villa, born in Tucson and educated at Berkeley, was a good neighbor and one of the finest men he has known. He lived in Mexico for thirty years and saw no danger to Americans, arguing conditions were not as bad as politicians claimed.

P. J. McIntyre Hermosillo Sonora Mexico Villa Mr. MelInteyre Tucson Arizona Berkley Calif McIntyre Ecither

Ouija Board Craze Seen Fading Says Miss Cayenne

In a chatty exchange, Miss Cayenne downplays the ouija board fad calling it foolish and not a dignified craze. The remark suggests a cooler public interest in spiritualist toys as trends wane.

Miss Cayenne

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Spokane Merchant's Special Little Town Nabobs Mrs. McIntosh VRS TOWN Burnstad OFF the Tle J. Stanley Webster Charles A. Fleming Louis F. Hart Taco Democratic W. W. Black Everett Robert Bridges Ovilla W. J. Coyle H. C. Bohlke Grandview E. W. Bowles Prosser George Hazzard Tacoma C. A. Harlin C. W. Clausen Port Orchard Robin Adair Olympia Clifford L. Babcock Port Angeles C. C. Gibson Frank Pease L. L. Thompson Olym Pia John W. Hanna Elmer Smith Centralia Clark V. Savidge Albert Schooley Chehalis S. J. Smyth Goldendale H. O. Fishback Adna Jesse F. Murphy A. F. Mecklem Josephine Corliss Preston Walla Walla Catherine Montgomery Bellingham A. S. Wentzke Winthrop Senate McMillan Ephrata Ira M. Gilley Coulee City J. C. McCauley Ellensburg J. H Ferryman FE. M. Gillette FE. A. Carroll Royal Development CO Bowersox III Wenatchee Southern RY. CO. Incorporated Valley Men J. J. Alloway Frank Bartram George Barn Frank Bonner Wilson R. Brown Fred A. Culver Harry Carlson Roy Carter Joe H. Chambers Jack Cork J. C. Collins Safe Comics Charles Doping W. T. Fulcher Lenor Guilford Irene Hartwick W. S. Hartt Lucinda Kessler A. H. Kramer Jessie Lemens Joe Marks Joe Molske Daniel McLaughlin Herman C. McCray James McLachlan Sam Olson Chas. Olson G. H. Plummer Proneisto Romor Irvy Schoolcraft Simineon True Andy Velia Glen Wilson Reymond G. Woodruff Claud Yoder Cal Young Mildred Young Margaret O'Leary Daytona Fla Daily News Clearwater Beach Tampa Tribune Libertyville (Ill Silver City N. M Old Mexico
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