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Newspaper

Leavenworth Echo

Location

Leavenworth, Washington, United States of America

Date

Feb 01, 1918

Page

2

Income tax help arrives at Leavenworth bank

Deputy Internal Revenue Collector Carl D. Eshelman from Yakima will visit the Leavenworth State Bank on Saturday February 16 to help residents determine if they owe federal income tax and to assist in preparing statements. He urges all who doubt their liability to seek guidance and be safe.

Leavenworth State Bank C. D. Eshelman U. S Yakima Sam Internal Revenue Carl D. Eshelman United States

Waterville Tragedy Seen As Mixed Evil From War Ethics

The Waterville shooting followed a night of drinking and a gambling card game that sparked a quarrel and fatal gunfire by a physician. The piece argues whiskey and gambling fuel bad blood and that the tragedy may yet teach lessons on liquor laws and morality.

Waterville Ourklind

War Savings Stamps Rally for Democracy and Liberty

The piece urges Americans to buy War Savings and Thrift stamps as a democratic investment. It frames contributions as a civic duty in opposing German military tyranny and supporting democracy, liberty, and justice worldwide.

America Germany

Ice man welcomes cold spell hinting at longer chill

The article notes the recent cold crisp weather being welcomed by the ice man and suggests a bit more cold is expected before spring arrives.

Twenty five million women in the war effort praised

A local editorial lauds twenty five million American women for supporting the war by saving food clothing and other supplies. It credits their labor with easing the burden on soldiers and the effort to send fighters to France. The piece honors their behind the lines role and calls for continued domestic support. Separately, residents report late night indiscriminate shooting near the north side of the track with a bullet found in a rear room and an inquiry to identify the shooter.

World Liberty Baker France

West side stores stay open late for mill workers

In Seattle the editor of The Echo reports that many western mountain towns have ended Saturday night store closings. Businesses now stay open until 9 pm to accommodate mill employees and others unable to shop during standard hours.

Seattle the Echo Mountains

Summer Memories and Waning Love Reflections

Poem recalling long summer days and past loves as the speaker experiences peace and longing. The narrator references old memories, youthful fire, and the pull of romance, ending with a plea to bid farewell before the stars fade.

Trade-at-home printing saves on costs says local Echo

A Rainier Cafe visitor, Bill O Rourke, challenged a $27.50 printing quote from the Echo. After comparing with Shaw and Borden in Spokane, he confirmed home printing saved money. He then ordered a $100 job for $90 locally, praising the Echo's full service shop and urging readers to patronize home printers.

Bill” O’rourke Rainier Cafe William Bill Echo Shaw & Borden Spokane O’rourke The

Doctor offers free consultation in Minnesota travel notice

A licensed physician from Washington visits major towns on a regional trip offering free consultation and examination. He does not operate for chronic appendicitis gall stones ulcers and tonsils. He cites many positive results for stomach liver bowels blood skin nerves heart kidneys and related ailments. German and Swedish spoken at 336 Boston Block Minneapolis Minnesota February 1-8 1945.

State of Washington Boston Block Minneapolis Minn

Local Classified Ads Light Up Leavenworth Listings

A dense page of small ads offers logging contracts, lost items, rentals, sales of vehicles and livestock, and farm opportunities in Leavenworth and surrounding areas. Notable notices include a dog reward, rental rooms, and a Gibbs Ditch stockholders meeting set for February. Prominent listings advertise a Maxwell runabout for 600 dollars and large farming prospects with substantial acreage and alfalfa potential.

Church Services and Catholic Notes

Methodist Church announces Sunday school at 10 a.m. preaching at 11. Epworth League at 6 30 p m and prayer meeting at 7 30 p m Thursday. Catholic Church notes list Mass Sunday 9 30 a m devotion 7 30 p m choir practice Monday 7 30 p m catechism Saturday 2 p m weekday Mass 7 30 a m.

Epworth League F. L. Moore Haase

Peshastin Church Services Schedule

Peshastin church services listed with a morning class at 9 30 and preaching at 11. Epworth League meeting and evening preaching at 7 p m led by Pastor A H Morton.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Leavenworth Post Office of Leavenworth, Wash Deed H. Mayor Julian I. Mayor Washington Newspaper Association Leavenworth Echo Wenatchee Mellenthin & CO Elman Hotel Noticok Great Northern Lumber Company Everett J. E. Shubert Wm. Titus City King of the Woods H. W. Otis Cashmere Estray Emil Frank Wash A4tf James Buchanan Gibbs Ditch Company Old District No. 15 F. A. Wingate Sec. & Treas Adress University Station F. M. Washington Newspaper Association Church Services Methodist Church Lutheran Church H. Morton Mutual Merc. Co F. S. Jacobsen & Co Charley Chas. Eckhart, Mgr
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