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Newspaper
Leavenworth Echo
Location
Leavenworth, Washington, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1913
Page
4
A speech on uniform motion and collective belief argues that being out of step means disbelief in collective effort. It extols the thrill of conformity, mass psychology, and the momentum of teams in business and life. The author urges readers to join the march and stay in step for happiness and success.
State University bulletin cites Washington's campus value at 1 059 000 dollars ranking third in the nation among listed state universities. It notes 2 284 students, 50 297 volumes in the library, and values for buildings and equipment placing Washington in the top ranks for faculty, libraries, and facilities.
Brown, ex city engineer of Hillyard, fights return from Vancouver as Carabin and Mahar, former treasurer and clerk, arrive in Spokane for depositions in the extradition proceedings. Sheriff Stone seeks Brown. he is charged with larceny of 81 dollars. Also notes President Wilson will not visit Washington state this year.
The ad compares digestive health to house plumbing and promotes Chamberlain's Tablets for quick relief from digestive trouble. It notes the product is for sale by all dealers.
A Washington state agricultural contest offers a hundred dollars in gold to the person raising the best 50 ears of corn. The prize is provided by the Charles H. Lilly company of Seattle and will be awarded to entrants in the Boys' and Girls' Agricultural and Industrial contest. J L Dumas reports organziation across eastern counties with strong local support. Mrs Josephine Preston notes progress in several counties and community meetings. Thirty two potato prize categories accompany the corn contest with multiple awards for best exhibits, yields, and judging.
Local office supply listing announces manifold typewriter paper available at The Echo Office. Item described as suitable for mimeograph and general typing tasks. Includes availability in store and price details.
The Cheasty store showcases a expanded second floor with a $15 to $40 clothing range for men and young men. Alfred Benjamin suits are featured up to $40, with emphasis on the popular $25 suit overcoat and raincoat. Mail for the Spring Style book.
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