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Newspaper
Leavenworth Echo
Location
Leavenworth, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1914
Page
2
The Leavenworth Echo announces H Mayar as editor and proprietor and presents a plan to trade the paper for a farm or orchard if the location suits. It claims the business has no debt, relies on economy and prudence, and aims to lure residents to country life to boost development.
The Echo publisher argues country living offers rational relief from high living costs and city stresses. He cites outdoor labor, growing crops, and livestock as sources of real satisfaction and security, contrasting them with town life. He favors returning to the land and values modest means over wealth.
The piece argues against panic, noting strong crop prospects a favorable grain year, robust livestock markets, and resilient banks since 1907. It asserts banks are cautious yet sound and claims tariff fears are imagined, predicting improved sentiment with spring and sap rising. Enduring optimism counters market anxieties.
A Washington D C gathering of Republican leaders sought to unite factions and push for a return to power amid discontent over the empty dinner pail issue, signaling plans for a stronger push in upcoming political battles.
Judge Martin of Wenatchee will preach at the Congregational church next Sabbath morning. Pastor W V Davis will conduct services at Satan Wash for Dr Garver who is away on a lecture tour. Services at 11 o clock and 7 30. All welcome. Snowden is pastor. Rev Snowdex departs for Conconully next Monday for ten days.
Max Kringle, a visitor to Wenatchee, was recorded in the city on Wednesday. Local officials did not report further details of his visit.
Attorney L. J. Nelson journeyed to the county seat yesterday for undisclosed business, with no additional details provided about the matter or outcomes.
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