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Newspaper
Leavenworth Echo
Location
Leavenworth, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1913
Page
4
The column provides dating ethics and relationship guidance. A reader asks about marrying a drinker, another seeks age gap norms, and a third pleads for a late-evening visit with a strict father. Uncle Donald advises ending relationships with drinkers and suggests cautious timing with a chaperoned courtship.
A series of property deeds shows transfers from Alexander to Pinkerton for 4000 dollars and from Lola Webb to Geo W Wine for 1 dollar, plus numerous other parcels exchanged between individuals and entities like W R Prowell, Andrew Wood, and Chelan Twin Cities Or Co.
A request from Uncle Donald invites readers to introduce themselves and write in with their thoughts. The note emphasizes friendliness and quick replies, urging dozens of holdouts to respond and share.
Directors urge stockholders to postpone the annual meeting from January to May due to unprecedented market conditions. The association’s new selling plan keeps fruit under its control until delivery or May, avoiding premature accounting and protecting directors amid lower profits this season. Stockholders are expected to respond favorably, and no meeting will be held this month.
Winter and spring bring pneumonia as the ultimate threat, with colds and grip as its advance. Dr King’s New Discovery is touted as the best medicine to drive off respiratory illnesses, with Mrs Place of Rawsonville Vermont praising its effect on coughs colds and croup. Available at druggists with a trial bottle free.
Governor Hay issues a proclamation stating the amendments approved at the last election are now in force. The document formalizes the changes and sets their effective date for the state.
The state bureau of inspection reports four years of improvement. Bonded debt of the general fund is wiped out and institutions operate more businesslike. The state holds assets of 112,853,485 in excess of liabilities.
C B Rader of Lewisburg thanks Electric Bitters for curing a ten year struggle with stomach trouble and rheumatism. He says the remedy suited his case perfectly and notes its use for dyspepsia and kidney poisons that cause rheumatism. Every bottle is guaranteed, price 50 cents at druggists.
Notices announce settlement and entry rights for multiple tracts in Wenatchee National Forest Washington. Applicants listed include J A Norton Victor Haskins Adolf Fredrikson Lawrence Dickinson and others with a prior right window through March 17 1913 or 1918. Descriptions cover sections and metes bounds totaling several dozen acres across T 26 N R 17 E and adjacent parcels.
The Echo advertises a fully paid hundred dollar scholarship in a top business college available to a capable boy or girl. It invites readers to visit to learn how to obtain the award and promises it is genuine with no payment required.
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