Local City Notes and Court Victory in Olympia
The Kumlux Club will not meet for Red Cross work Friday. The Washington Supreme Court dismissed the Koerner appeal from Chelan County. the trial verdict was affirmed. A stay at Seap Lake ended as Mrs. John Koerner returned to Leavenworth. Various residents and travelers are noted, including Walter Koerner promoting the Automatic Water Vaporizer and endorsements from M Anthony of Continental Coal Co. as reports on local business travel and arrivals continue.
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Kumlux Club
Red Cross
L. J. Nelson
State of Washington
John Koerner
Chelan County
Supreme Court
Olympia
Seap Lake
Leavenworth
Walter Koerner
Auto Water Pep Co
Seattle
M. Anthony
Continental Coal Co
Wenatchee
Automatic Water Vaporizer Promises Power And Savings
A notice urges readers to discuss the Automatic Water Vaporizer with Walter Koerner. The item promotes fuel savings and engine power, and notes a Fourth Liberty Loan campaign opening September 28.
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Walter Koerner
Liberty
Gow Roach Wedding at McShane Home
Mrs. Pearl Gow and Mr. Martin Roach were married on September 18 at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Hugh McShane, with Rev. A. H. Morton officiating. The couple left for St Paul Minnesota to visit relatives for a month or six weeks.
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Pearl Gow
Martin Roach
Hugh McShane
A. H. Morton
War Workers Thank Public For Kit Fund Benefit
War Workers committee thanks the public and merchants for support at a kit fund party. Proceeds totaled 153 dollars and 95 cents. Leavenworth boys in service are asked to leave names and addresses at Mrs. Hamilton’s or War Workers Headquarters for a kit allocation.
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Leavenworth
Sheep Going to Market Across a Favorable Season
Sheep men report a favorable season with lambs growing well and mutton sheep wool and fat. Fat sheep shipments began weeks ago with Mudd McGuffy Butler and Knox among early shippers. S O Stewart sold nine cars to Stanfield for Chicago, and W C Prater sold four cars to Stanfield for Chicago.
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Mudd
McGuffy
Butler
Knox
S. O. Stewart
Stanfield
Chicago
W. C. Prater
Advertisers Urged to Submit Copy by Wednesday Noon
The Echo warns advertisers under new regulation to deliver weekly copy to the office by Wednesday noon to ensure insertion. Timely ads gain better placement and presentation. late submissions may be rejected or result in poor quality ads placed in obscure locations.
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The
Echo
Mr. Advertiser
Chiwaukum Farewell Party for Earl Lines At Home
Mrs. H A Batchelder hosted a farewell party Wednesday September 18 in Chiwaukum for her nephew Earl Lines. Guests from Winton and Chiwaukum included numerous couples and singles. The evening featured dancing and card playing with two fun masquerade surprises by guests.
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H. A. Batchelder
Chiwaukum
Earl Lines
Winton and
F. B. Lenzie
T. J. Dillon
Wm. Thomon, Jr
Red Cross Dance Near Chiwaukum Supports National League
A Friday Seattle trip for Earl is noted. A Red Cross dance at the Chiwaukum school house on September 21 yielded net proceeds of 51 dollars, evenly divided among the National League the Council of Defense and the Red Cross.
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Earl
Seattle
Chiwaukum
National League
Council of Defense
The
Red Cross
Big Surprise In Leavenworth Over Instant Adler-ika
Citizens and doctors are surprised by Adler-ika’s instant effect in Leavenworth. One spoonful reportedly flushes the entire bowel, relieving stomach gas constipation and preventing appendicitis. Keeler's Drug Store offers Adler-ika.
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Keeler’s
Debs and Haywood Conviction Urges Deterrence
A wartime era remark asserts the Debs and Haywood convictions should deter all acts of unrest. It frames the rulings as a warning to labor organizers and radical figures alike.
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Debs and
Haywood
United Against War Dissenters Push for Military Service
The piece argues Americans grow more united in winning the war and urges loyalty against agitators. It claims troublemakers should be drafted or jailed for the war’s duration, suggesting prisons for those not fit for soldiering. It ends promoting a Want Ad in The Echo.
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Great Northern Lumber Co
Leavenworth,iwash
Jennie Vickers
Drury
R. C. Nichols
Miss Pearl Highfill
Tye
City
Gordon Helmick
Mrs. Helmick
J. W. Shinolt
Geo. Sinclair
Peshastin
F. S. Dunham
L. Lamb
Auburn
Wash
Miss Pinkle
Bert Hegler
Ohio
Mr. Roth
Oregon
Roxie Ross
Spokane
Mary Maxham
Everett
Will
H. F. Ring
Will Greeve
Michigan
No. 1
Merritt
Naxle Sales CO
Calder Herring
Wenatchee Valley
Gow—Roach Wedding
Heine Johnson
Frank Gregor
Leavenworth, Cut
Pary
George Langley
Tegeee
Leavenworth State Bank
Patriots
Leavenworth State
Fr. A. Sinclair
R. B. Field
J. B. Adams
Western Drygoods Company
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