Do Not Drink Our Advice Urges Moderation
The text urges moderate use or abstinence from drinking and tobacco, advises against excess in eating, promotes wines and liquors for cooking as pure, and claims cigars are excellent and better than cigars.
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Newspaper
Leavenworth Echo
Location
Leavenworth, Washington, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1914
Page
8
The text urges moderate use or abstinence from drinking and tobacco, advises against excess in eating, promotes wines and liquors for cooking as pure, and claims cigars are excellent and better than cigars.
The Washington state and subdivisions face total taxes of 38.273 million for the year, the highest on record. County by county gains reflect highway and general fund levies, with King and Pierce counties driving the rise. Skagit posts the highest average levy at 58.55 mills while Adams remains lowest at 20.88 mills.
Dr. Vanderveer Custis of the University of Washington discusses the sixteenth amendment and whether it truly shifts wealth burdens. He argues the real challenge lies in assessment methods more than in redistribution, noting declarations by taxpayers can help but are not highly successful in property tax cases.
Professor Edwin J. Saunders of the University of Washington argues that while the Japan current affects Washington climate it is only one factor among many. He notes no definite climate changes and that year to year irregularities stem from storm-area movements over the state.
County commissioners vote to erect a concrete Wenatchee River bridge replacing the Mike Horan structure. The $45,000 crossing will be 400 to 500 feet upriver, clear GN tracks by 24 feet, ease Sunny slope, and handle any load. bids expected to finish by January 1, 1915, with a Dryden concrete bridge planned instead of a steel option. John A. Gellatly may run for Congress in the Fifth District within two weeks.
The library announces open hours on Wednesdays and Saturdays from 3 to 5 PM. It invites patrons to visit during the posted times for access to services and collections.
The assessment roll for Local Improvement District No 5 covering Cascade Street is certified for collection. Ordinance 180 sets a 30 day payment window from February 6 1914, and 10 equal annual installments with 6 percent interest may be used for late payments through March 80 1914.
A list of property transfers notes numerous individuals buying and selling parcels in various downtown blocks for nominal sums, including Burke and Leavenworth additions, with several transfers to and from Leav Inv Co and James Thompson. The item ends with an advertisement for Dr King s New Life Pills as a remedy for headaches and digestive issues.
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