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Newspaper
Leavenworth Echo
Location
Leavenworth, Washington, United States of America
Date
Feb 21, 1913
Page
4
A business guide urges managers to value clerks who listen and show they understand tasks. It argues that observable attention and enthusiasm convince others of competence, citing Mirabeau as an example of eye contact and engagement that persuades listeners.
Uncle Donald advises in Lovers Corner that a man’s patience frays when a wife or fiancée uses constant sarcasm and contempt. He urges partners to show respect and temper, noting that even strong attraction can fail if a woman rides over him with a merciless tongue.
Professors Carl Edward Magnusson and Frank E. Johnson of the University of Washington agree to rigorously test an electric range developed by A. J. Holmes of Tacoma. Holmes holds basic U S and Canadian patents and reports tests by state experts show results meeting or exceeding expectations.
The Benton county Independent Telephone Company may not charge stockholders 75 cents a month while charging other patrons 1.50. It must file new tariffs that are uniform with no discrimination, affecting many small telephone firms.
Marie Gerber of Saw cso shares her experience of a severe lung cold that worsened before a remedy relieved symptoms within a week. The testimonial promotes a bottle sold by dealers.
Architect Wilder defends a 600000 request to finish the temple of justice in Olympia. He notes the project can be completed within the revised budget and that funds come from capital land sales, not taxpayers. He asserts Washington will have the finest state capitol upon completion.
New York appellate division affirms a $47 judgment against Leon G. Riggs restaurant keeper for the loss of Reginald D. Wentworths coat. Wentworth hung his coat on a wall hook invited by the defendant and the court ruled it was in the restaurant's temporary custody and exclusive possession.
Announcement by Clark V. Savidge state land commissioner notes a May sale of agricultural lands in Eastern Washington after heavy snow delayed cruisers. West side timber lands sale set for April. Also mentions pneumonia as major winter and spring killer and promotes Dr King's New Discovery for coughs and bronchial issues with testimonials and trial offer.
An old advertisement promotes Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea as a superior health tonic. It claims the product drives out disease and restores health and happiness, urging unhealthy friends to try it and noting City Drug Store as a seller.
Chelan County Commissioners set March 8 1913 at 10 a m at Wenatchee courthouse for hearing a petition by residents and taxpayers asking the county form a herd district with specified boundaries along T 24 N R 18 E to Peshastin Creek and Wenatchee River. Notice posted February 3 1913 by Clerk D N Gellatly.
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