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Newspaper
Leavenworth Echo
Location
Leavenworth, Washington, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1904
Page
2
The Chelan county Republican ticket as nominated at Wenatchee last Saturday is praised as the best qualified and strongest group. The editorial urges party unity and adherence to convention results, urging those who did not get their way to accept the outcome and support the ticket. It cautions against mugwump behavior and emphasizes collective responsibility.
An essay on advertising argues that sellers who actively publicize offerings attract buyers. It notes buyers remember persistent bids and prefer straightforward, cheerful sellers who explain products and invite future visits. In contrast, nonadvertisers appear hostile, with dim shops and unhelpful attitudes, deterring trade.
A persuasive admonition on the power of advertising. The text argues that successful firms consistently promote their goods to attract buyers, citing Seattle Wenatchee and Leavenworth as examples. It warns against failing without advertising and urges readers to choose effective methods to reach customers, stressing practicality over romance.
The town of Old Mission will soon adopt the name Cashmere and its surrounding valley will be known as the Vale of Cashmere. The winter season was described as charmed while driving through a swiftly turning landscape as leaves began to change, with lines from Tom Moore's Lalla Rookh noted.
The Waterville paper praises the Leavenworth Echo in last week's issue calling it one of the neatest exchanges and urging local business men to support it. it would only fail for want of proper backing or mere cussedness.
Wenatchee and its civic leaders push to attract settlers as the progressive town grows. Citizens rally to showcase opportunities, housing, and local initiative to welcome families and new residents.
Jacob Thowe of Leavenworth county Washington has died in the office his sworn statement for the purchase of land in section 2 township and range. U S Commissioner will hear June 2 at Leavenworth to establish his claim to the timber land rather than agricultural use. Witnesses include Martin Conenes and others. First publication April 15.
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