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Newspaper
Leavenworth Echo
Location
Leavenworth, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1916
Page
2
An analytical message urges optimism for prosperity in the Upper Wenatchee Valleys with hints of copper activity and corporate investments. It highlights potential revival in industry and the importance of public information from metropolitan newspapers and government data to guide local growth.
The article discusses a tariff commission proposal advanced by Republicans during the 1912 campaign and its potential progress under future Congresses. It traces the idea’s roots from progressive platforms, notes opposition and practical concerns, and argues for or against expert duties on foreign goods amid broader economic debate.
The piece offers a cheerful outlook on current conditions with editorial notes by Me. W. and Gossup. It predicts prosperity ahead despite potential European impact and emphasizes making the best of current weather and economic climate.
The event featured Mulligan and other Spokane figures promoting Republican ideas. Speakers outlined district resources and a broader anti poverty emphasis while addressing electors about policy, protection, and party goals ahead of the campaign.
Reports from the Chicago convention indicate Roosevelt holds broad support across states as delegates press for his nomination. Washington is represented by Austen E. Golfiths of Seattle and Forts state figures signal Roosevelt’s lead over Wilson and others.
A local notice in Chelan County informs voters that residency rules and biennial registration apply to all elections. It lists registration officers and places, including a sheriff, a precinct registrar, and local bookstores as registration sites. The notice is dated the Sunday of January 2916 and signed by the county an de.
The Sunday school children begin with a morning service at 8 on Saturday. Rev Nichols and the church invite all to attend and welcome visitors.
Community church announces Sunday School at 9 a.m. Breathing class at 11. Junimr Leagus meets at 2 p.m. Bible Study at 5 p.m. Epworth League gatherings at 5 30 p.m. Prayer meeting every Thursday evening at 7 30.
An advertisement fragment touts Bezame Ointment by Dor and Gor promoters promising relief for facial scars and skin blemishes. It includes bold assurances and a no cure, no pay phrase typical of early 20th century patent medicine pitches. A separate line cites a 1915 New YorkDaily ad revenue figure of $2,530,000 in November.
A fragmented reflection explores the tension between accusation and profit, urging restraint and a seek for prosperity. It suggests sorrow in blame and looks toward a brighter life while noting a natural urge to seek harmony and order amid uncertainty.
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