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Newspaper
Leavenworth Echo
Location
Leavenworth, Washington, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1918
Page
2
In a notice dated Friday August 2 1918 The Leavenworth Scbe announces a subscription rate of 2.4 cents per year for all communications. The notice specifies that the service will be provided under a new role and directs readers to take note of the fee and procedure.
Fragmented rambling near a political critique discusses government use of paper during war, noting efficiency gains and criticizes excessive HR and postal expenditures. Mentions publishers and editors urging economy and accountability in public spending.
The opposition within his own party accuses the sheriff of neglecting duties due to six months of war related work and county exemption board service. Friends defend him as overburdened and focused on duties, while critics insist the issue merits moral consideration and needs formal review.
The Chelan county paper notes Mr John A Gellatly announces his bid for the office of representative. It claims no opposition exists yet hints both candidate options have support from local voters. A second candidate, Mr Smess, is mentioned with questions about potential victory and the county's probable satisfaction with representation.
The Nexpartisan League and Lebor Representatives of the Nempartisan League and labor groups met in St. Paul Minnesota to toast Somdar and oppose probiteties. David Exams from Tracy pledged to veto any prohibition measure while preliminary moves began toward forming a new political party named the Werkme Peoples' Politics baror.
An item in the Echo notes Mr Den Fisher of Wenmeamee with a plan or poem display. The text reflects local notices about a forthcoming event and awaiting official announcements. The fragment suggests a meeting or exhibition planned for November.
A dated notice discusses subscriber arrears for three months or more and actions for expiring subscriptions. The text outlines reminder mailings, a grace period of 45 days or six weeks, and steps to discontinue after nonpayment. It also notes reader concerns about secular affairs and the paper's value.
Mrs Elizabeth Le Cres notified from Everett on Wednesday and plans to teach this year. Mr E A James arrived from Cier Lake to reside here after removal. W P Vamdegrit to be present at an early Tuesday and Wednesday test if conditions permit.]]>
Miss Raby Barker spent the week at the Robert Smith home in Spokane. Mrs Hodgins, operated on weeks ago at Sacred Heart hospital Spokane, returned home in improved health. Mrs Teetm mei er hosted by engineer Me Lain and his homestead. Limdseth to conduct services at the Congregational church with English service in morning and Norwegian at Sunday school at 10 a.m.
Miss Beatrice Wright visited her relatives in Peshastin and returned to Seattle last Friday. Miss Florence Day came from her father's ranch to Seattle. Peshastin school opened with strong attendance. five pupils joined the high school under Miss Bradier. Miss Bagley teaches primary grades and Miss Bessie Campbell works at Wright's mill performing war tasks and other duties. Mr and Mrs C D Smith of Marshall Indiana visit J N Hobson in Peshastin. Mrs Thomas Owens and her children arrived from Seattle to make Peshastin their home.
Fragmented notes claim tension over labor views in a town's shipyards. An emergency conference at Sestu addresses order and potential discharges while critics blame shifts in workers' needs and industry practices.
Fragmented notice lists registration officers for the western district, naming officers Blewett, Jack Mefarth, and others. It directs precinct registrars to print and verify the register and perform primary actions.
Public publication summons before Justice J.C Thavis in Leeverworth Precinct Chelan County Washington. The State of Washington issues the summons dated September 5 1978 at 1 o clock. Court action and case details appear in the local record.
Paid political notice declares L A Baker of Wenatchee seeking the Republican nomination for County Clerk, subject to the people at the primary election on September 1, 1998.
Spokane candidate J Stanley Webster runs on the Republican ticket for Congress in Washington's Fifth District. He seeks votes from voters statewide and promotes party platform priorities during campaign efforts.
N A Pearson files to be the Republican candidate for Chelan County Prosecuting Attorney. The letter to voters states he seeks the party nomination at the September 10 1918 primary and pledges to represent Chelan County and provide the best possible services if elected.
In the January February session of the Legislature at St Olompis Ghelen county will have one man at the session and I have filed a 2 committee subject to the wall of the vote at the September primary if nominated and elected I pledge my every effort to the welfare of our men them state and country.
George Watson runs as a Republican candidate in Leavenworth for the Second District. The campaign emphasizes serving voters as expressed in the November election, aiming to represent local interests and advance community initiatives.
Bert McMants submits his candidacy for Chelan County Sheriff on the Republican ticket and seeks the party’s support at the upcoming primary on September 18, 19. He pledges to apply the same careful consideration to county treasurer duties if elected and to uphold the voters’ confidence.
Public notice states the registration office will stay open at night to assist residents who cannot register during regular hours. The text mentions extended hours and Friday services but the exact date is unclear due to garbled information.
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