Room for Another Newspaper in Leavenworth
The Echo states it remains the sole city newspaper with a small children's paper serving youth. Leavenworth shows strong growth, with a steel mill nearly finished, a large saw mill, box factory and planing mill employing 250, and plans for expansion. The paper argues there is room for another good newspaper, given prospering joinery and fruit industries, while insisting no room for another children’s paper.
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Advertising in The Echo Drives Local Support
A discussion on ad strategy urges merchants to use circulation results by asking customers which paper they read. A large advertiser backs the plan, while a professional man tests The Echo with a six week six inch ad and reports obtaining the desired business. The piece touts The Echo as a straightforward business proposition with 1200 weekly readers and 400 subscribers, offering to reveal paying names and promising $25 for any non payer.
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How to Bankrupt the Doctors Ad Claim
A New York physician asserts that thin stockings and shoes keep doctors afloat. The ad touts Cham berlain's Remedy for sand colds and similar ailments, claiming wide reputa tion for cures and urging immediate treatment. For sale by all druggists. Also, a note to let the Echo print your next job.
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Fragmentary OCR Note Yields Brief Item
A damaged OCR snippet presents a sparse text fragment with unclear names dates or places. The readable content offers no decisive events but hints at a short local notice or brief item requiring fuller context.
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