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Leavenworth Echo

Location

Leavenworth, Washington, United States of America

Date

Sep 26, 1919

Page

4

Spo kane County weighs county wide district to battle squirrels

Spokane County farmers seek to organize all rural areas outside cities into a single district to wage war on squirrels with a permanent farm bureau possible. E F Averill named agriculturalist for Exchange National Bank of Spokane to cooperate with county agents Inland Empire bankers colleges and farm groups.

Spokane County E. F. Averill Exchange National Bank of Spokane Bureau of Biological Survey Pendleton Oregon Inland Empire

War Savings Stamps Near $100 Million In Seven Months

The Treasury Savings Division reports 1919 first seven months War Savings Stamps sales totaling 95 million plus dollars. Per capita investment runs about ninety cents, despite a ten dollar per capita goal. Economists urge continued thrift to curb inflation and reduce demand for nonessential goods.

United States Savings Division Treasury Department

Rulings Outline Limits on Open Game Seasons

Washington Attorney General opinions say county game commissions cannot open a season unless legislated, though they may shorten or extend seasons when authorized. Warden notes no open season for Hungarian partridges or Chinese pheasants. Kent resident Shore returns from ten day visit. Wenatchee plans water and sewer upgrades at 250000 dollars. Aberdeen Elks plan a 400000 dollar hotel adjoining the clubhouse.

Washington Darwin Ciide Shore Kent Wash Vernie Shore

Carry Soldier War Risk Policy Relief Proposed by McCullough

Ohio Representative McCullough proposes a two year government funded extension of war risk insurance for soldiers sailors marines and nurses. He argues a moral obligation to aid readjustment after service and to allow continued coverage without cost while many recipients lose insurance due to payroll withdrawal and health or employment issues.

McCulloch Ohio House War Risk Bureau

State Convention of the American Legion in Seattle

Returned service men meet in Seattle for the first state convention October 9 to 11. Forty seven posts have charters from Brigadier General Harvey J. Moss and will form a permanent state organization. Delegates will discuss a state constitution, by laws, and a nationwide bonus for discharged servicemen at the Minneapolis convention. Washington will send fourteen delegates to Minneapolis.

American Legion Seattle Harvey J. Moss Harvey P. Moss Drever The Minneapolis St. Louis Washington J. L. Faulds

Elk herd sighted near summit prompts caution

Hunters in the mountains report a herd of elk near the summit believed to be released by Kittitas County years ago. Calves in the group resemble deer from a distance and shooting elk carries a heavy penalty. Laborers in Yakima seek wage raises from 5 to 5.50 dollars and 6 to 6.50 for carriers. A Spokane bridge contract worth nearly half a million dollars begins, with a completion window of 880 days.

Pacific Northwest C. W. Suver Ellensburg Wash Phil Adams Kittitas County Lee Mudd Kittitas Here Wenatchee World Spokane

Fruit forage and farm crops value in Yakima valley

The Yakima valley fruit forage and farm crops are expected to total 40000 dollars. This figure reflects the agricultural output across multiple crops and farming operations in the region.

Yakima Valley

Yakima Seeks 600 Dwellings to Meet Immediate Need

Yakima authorities announce an urgent requirement for 600 housing units to address a pressing shelter shortage. Officials say rapid acquisition is essential to accommodate families and workers coping with growing demand.

Yakima

Congress demands return of American troops from Russia

Democrats join Republicans to push bringing home all American soldiers held in Russia. Representative Mason of Illinois argues the president overstepped constitutional bounds as the U.S. is not at war with Russia and calls for immediate withdrawal. He says troops are starving, used as policemen and laborers, and notes perceived misuses by the war department.

Siberian Siberia House Representative Mason Illinois United States Russia Congress War Department Silesia

Honesty tops barrel labeled by green farmer

Two apple piles show big rosy fruit on one and small green fruit on the other. The new assistant asks about arrangement. The farmer says put small apples on top and large on bottom, then jokes to turn the barrel upside down and label it.

London

Leavenworth Man Files Three Year Proof on Homestead Land

TF A Varo husband of Martha Hamilton Carr Varo deceased of Leavenworth Washington filed notice of intention to make three year proof to establish his claim to the land in List 6083 Section 34 Township 26 North Range 17 East Willamette Meridian. The hearing will be before R S Luddington U S Commissioner Wenatchee Washington on November 1 1919. Witnesses named W W Thomson Frank B Lindsay Anthony Violette and Randall Heinrichs. BEN SPEAR Register. sept26

U. S. Land Ofice Waterville TF. A. Varo Martha Hamilton Carr Varo Leavenworth Washington Range Willamette Meridian R. S. Luddington U. S Wenatchee W. W. Thomson Winton Frank B. Lindsay Anthony Violette Blewett Randall Heinrichs Ben Spear Register

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