Leavenworth Echo warns merchants of fair advertising practices
The Leavenworth Echo denounces unequal free ads and pressures to join promotions. It notes its 350 local subscribers and the Wenatchee patent leather sheet's dwindling payers, criticizing watered stock and praising honest, no-frills advertising. It praises Ed Ferguson's move to Wenatchee theater management and asserts the paper's commitment to square dealing.
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The
Echo
Chadwick
Leavenworth
Ed Ferguson
Patent Leather Sheet
Wenatchee Theater
Wenatchee Paper
E. R. Brown
We Were Thankful For Leavenworth Community Pride
The narrative expresses broad gratitude for good crops fair prices and abundant healthful climate in Washington state. It highlights Leavenworth residents’ happiness about their prosperous town and loyalty to a home grown newspaper that serves the community with a clean legal paper.
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Washington
Leavenworth
Echo
Answer Roast echoes Wenatchee Advance extract
The item references last week’s We natchees patent leather sheet under the title Answer Roast. It notes an extract from the Wenatchee Advance about a Seattle commission company republished by the Echo three weeks prior.
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Seattle
Echo
Echo Warns Powles Denial Unauthorized Publication
The Leavenworth Echo criticized Powles for labeling a Wenatchee article false as untrue and unfounded. It condemned the Wenatchee sheet for knowingly false statements while noting timing of notices and post office delivery on November 16 to 18, with Echo clipping from the Advance printed earlier.
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Leavenworth Echo
Powles
Wenatchee
Echo
Powle
The Reign of Gilt and Harvard’s Simple Life
A review of David Graham Phillips The Reign of Gilt on New York plutocracy and democracy. It cites fortunes of 1,000 millionaires, lavish mansions, and a philosophy of democracy as a safeguard, contrasting European caste with American vitality. It also mentions Rita Amor in Paris and President Eliot’s simple life stance at Harvard.
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David Graham Phillips
Mr. Phillips
New York
Henry C. Potter
London
Charles
Versailles
Louis XIV
Dominie
Phillips
New York City
John D. Rockefeller
Adirondacks
Rome
Europe
America
Eliot
Harvard
Envelopes for Farmers and Protection from Rates
The article notes mailers and envelopes offered to farmers and others with name and address printed to aid return delivery. Washington businessmen form protection firms after extortionate rates, Pioneer Fire Insurance Co. creating a 500000 capital company to fight trusts and save policy holders twenty percent. Western wheat terminals are blocked with mills and warehouses full in Seattle and shipping points. grain flood forces storage at initial points.
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Washington
Pioneer Fire Insurance Co
Seattle
Big Bend
Final Proof Notice for Patrick H. Graham
Department of the Interior notices final proof for Patrick H. Graham on land entry 2850 for lots 1 9 3 and 4 in Leavenworth Washington. Proof will be made before J E Shore U S Commissioner December 26 1905 at Leavenworth. Witnesses: Charles Freytag John Bjork Emil Frank Adam Emig. Register M B Malloy.
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Department of the Interior
Waterville
Washington
J. E. Shore
U. S
Leavenworth
Wash
Charles Freytag
John Bjork
Emil Frank
Adam Emig
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J. B. Powles
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Paris
Rita
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J. E. Deuster
Leavenworth, Wash
S. G. Yerkes
2D Ave
Columbia Sts
Patrick H. Graham
Minutemen
the Youth’s Companion
Boston
Mass
John Holden
Frank Erxleben
Chinaware
A. A. Tholin
DeLos W. Fowler
Minneapolis School of Fine Arts
Echo Office
Moon& Watson Proprietors
Shorelea
Shorlea
P. O
WM. A. Gerfen
D. M. Thomas
OPERA
Spokane
Tholin & Smith
the Moore Co
Happy Home
Old Reliable Barber Shop
AL Pesch
Prop
WM. Bullock
Cahil 'S
F. B. Cahill
Leavenworth Drug Store
Chas. A. Stevens Bros
Mary A. Bloom
Model Market
T. M. Hillabeck
City Drug Store
Chelan County Abstract Co
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