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Newspaper
Leavenworth Echo
Location
Leavenworth, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1912
Page
6
A Wenatchee talk argues money is government stamped paper not intrinsic value. It claims gold and silver coin are priced by manipulation, notes debt levels near forty billion, and warns of Aldrich bill dangers while urging reader action and future remedies.
Ambitious young men and women can find openings in wireless and railroad telegraphy as stations expand nationwide. Beginners earn 70 to 90 dollars monthly with advancement prospects. the National Telegraph Institute of Portland Oregon counsels supervision by officials and places graduates into positions.
A reflective verse excerpt discusses how past deeds shape present fate and urges merciful steadfast living. A comic anecdote from Saturday Evening Post shows an Irish traveler puzzled by Canadian Pacific time claiming the railway owns time itself, prompting a humorous exchange.
The notice invites readers to recruit subscribers for the ECHO promising a $275 machine to a lucky person. It offers 3000 votes per subscriber, 1500 votes per half yearly sub, 2000 votes per dollar of advertising or job work, and 1500 votes per subscription renewal.
The contest ends July 1 1912 and the contestant with the most votes wins the $275 Dixie Motor Cycle. In a unlikely tie the prize money will be split equally. This notice is to comply with postal regulations.
A promotional appeal urges bright young men to spend spare hours securing a top machine through broad local support. It invites friends to help and explains the Echo as the best medium to publicize wants, selling printing services as cheaper and better than any county print shop. Every dollar of advertising counts as 100 votes.
A $100 scholarship at Wenatchee Business College will be awarded to a girl. Rules governing the motorcycle contest will apply to the scholarship contest.
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