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Newspaper
Leavenworth Echo
Location
Leavenworth, Washington, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1916
Page
2
Publication and posting notice states subscription price of 1.50 in advance. Communications should be sent to The Leavenworth Echo. No gevistion or variation will be made from this rule.
The article surveys growing state commissions and salary costs, noting a surge in new bodies and the push for regulators to oversee regulators. It discusses taxes on salaries, improvement districts, political filings, and local economic indicators like shipbuilding growth and mining industry investments in the Pacific Northwest.
Statistics show less than half of state high school graduates enter higher education, with many viewing high school as final schooling. The Supreme Court decision last week clarifies that near beer production is not banned by the 1824 law, affecting existing nonalcoholic beverage plants. Seattle bank deposits surpass $207 million, a record high.
The U S Forestry Service notes forest fire season measures with guards on high peaks across national forests in Oregon and neighboring states. It shares cooperation with sixty stock grower associations to improve stock and range conditions and reports 75 summer homesites authorized since January 1 1915. The three states hold a forest resource valued at 233 million dollars and list fires caused by lightning as 27 percent of 1091 fires in 1916.
A rough discussion outlines a plan for arbitration as a tactic to sway public opinion against organized labor. It suggests a referendum vote among labor ranks and politicians, aiming to gauge sentiment without relying on active deliberation.
The state board urges thorough cleaning of nose throat and mouth to prevent communicable diseases. An Indian school used Thiessch Solution a mix of salicylic and boric acids to rinse and sniff noses resulting in no whooping cough cases among students. The simple inexpensive practice is proposed for all families to reduce infection risk.
The piece calls for child protection from obscene cinema and urges censorship to shield youths. It condemns exploiters showing nakedness and suggests strict limits on adult content, with European models restricting hours for minors and banning noneducational material.
A reader argues for increased emphasis on health and physiology in public schools. They claim education should aim to improve long term health and life expectancy, noting that current training lacks sufficient focus on preventing illness and enabling self care.
The state commissions approve centralized management of public services as San Diego Company submits rate plans for gas and electricity. The decision signals a major move to unify supervision, reducing duplication and cutting costs for consumers.
Stiff joints and aching limbs prompt use of Sioan s Limiment described as a universal remedy for pain. It penetrates without rubbing and soothes tender flesh for strains and sore muscles. Available at druggists for 25 cents with emergency use noted.
A dated notice from November 23, 1936 references various names including R Hicks Miss Pansy Linverd Chas Therme C M Sickmar Mary Smith Andrew Johnson and others. It notes trunks and Lumber Co as part of the advertised mail and instructs to say advertised when calling about mail.
Enmtus Cin offers red cross seals for sale to support a philanthropic movement. Call local members to arrange delivery of seals and attractive stickers for Christmas packages. For butter wrapper contact Echo office.
Local nurseries advertise agency opportunities in Albany Oregon offering complete lines of fruit trees roses and small fruits with cash advances on orders. The notice invites readers to visit the 1st National Bank Building in Albany for details.
In good shape for use. Inquire at the Fred Cahill ranch on Chomstick. 48-2 Lost-On Peshastin road Nov. 34, 2 sheppard dog. Bimi m one eye Answers to name Bock. Finde notify Mrs. Castieberry, Leavenworth 4h-r.
Land for sale at a very reasonable price. Cash or terms available. Contact D H Meyer at Leaver Worth for details or to arrange viewing.
An early ad touts a simple Buckthorn and other ingredients remedy sold by Wineeier Deve Oiompie Belering and Ew toe Der, claiming one spoonful cures constipation and sour stomach in any case with easy, thorough action. The blurb emphasizes state interests and quick effects.
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