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Newspaper
Leavenworth Echo
Location
Leavenworth, Washington, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1913
Page
4
A passage argues that professionals aim to render their own services unnecessary by making their occupation obsolete. It asserts progress drives change so workers must reduce dependencies to prosper, meaning success rests on advancing beyond one’s current job by solving needs rather than holding them.
Attorney General ruled county commissioner bills lobbying lawmakers cannot be paid by taxpayers. Governor Lister may name Judge N. M. Godman as successor to George A. Lee. Auto receipts before March 1 taxed despite late bills of lading. State tax levy rises 2.62 mills to 8.41. Red Light Abatement bill closes disorderly houses with penalties to property. capital punishment abolished. Albert Mead credited with pioneering reform measures during 1905–1909. Insurance revocation: Empire Life reinsuring with Anchor Life halted by H. O. Fishback after Columbus Securities concerns.
The Washington State Tax Commission pursues escheat in two notable suits. One targets 320 acres near Waterville once owned by P F Shimley, absent since 1890, claimed dead, and whose land could fund schools. The other seeks property once owned by John Needham near White Bluffs, claimed to be willed to an attorney but the will missing.
United States Geological Survey reiterates it does not perform analyses or assays of ores or minerals for private parties. Many samples arrive with requests beyond capacity. only off hand opinions are possible. Clients should use private assayers or government assay offices in Carson Nevada Seattle Washington Boise Idaho Helena Montana Salt Lake City Utah and Charlotte North Carolina.
The advertisement touts Bucklen’s Arnica Salve as a quick cure for burns bruises boils sores inflammation and skin diseases. It claims L H Haflin of Iredell Texas recovered from an ankle sore in four days and recommends the product for every home at 25 cents with druggists’ endorsement.
An advertisement urges keeping the digestive system in prime condition likening it to house plumbing. It promotes Chamberlain's Tablets as a quick relief for digestion problems and notes availability from all dealers.
A historic ad proclaims Solace Remedy from Battle Creek as a cure for rheumatism neuralgia and headaches with claims it dissolves uric acid cleanses the blood and is free of opiates. The piece cites testimonials from banks and customers and offers free samples and 2c to 1 boxes.
The passage praises a man whose refined taste judgment and ability lead to success and make him a preferred business partner. It emphasizes that such qualities attract others and secure opportunities.
In Chelan County Superior Court Washington the Plough Hardware Company sues Wenatchee Valley Orchards seeking $45.55 plus attachment of real property to satisfy the claim. Thomas and Hannan represent the plaintiff at Plough Building Wenatchee.
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