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Newspaper
Leavenworth Echo
Location
Leavenworth, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1914
Page
2
The piece critiques the Butte Montana labor strife, arguing nine thousand miners fighting and vandalizing show democracy's flaws and test labor movements. It cautions against party divisions and reflects on philanthropy, higher education leadership, and church group efforts in Washington and Wenatchee areas.
The article critiques the president's pledge of broad prosperity, noting skepticism toward the Republican calamity bowl as a political tactic. It recalls past eras when the GOP used empty dinner pail rhetoric to gain power, suggesting voters doubt party promises as the tariff issue wanes and the Mexican situation unfolds.
A conservative view accuses the Carnegie Foundation of seeking influence over college presidents and shaping economic thought in higher education. The critique claims the foundation opposes progressive ideas and pushes money and power as central values. It cites Prof. Andrews fired from a major university and references the late Geo F. Baer in discussing money’s perceived sanctity.
An article advises that work with a good sweat improves mood and circulation. It claims blues and despondency fade as one feels like their old self and might even whistle afterward. The piece extols work as a remedy for many bodily and mental ills.
A column laments an election year with Fourth of July celebrations but no candidate announcements. The writer questions why office seekers are silent and notes the delay in engaging voters and the expected public handshakes.
The region shows little clear candidate presence with hints that more may emerge later. Observers expect the usual number of selfless volunteers to step forward for the country's good.
All local businesses will close tomorrow except thirst parlors. They will stay open and expect higher than normal takings. Indications point to a quiet and very safe Fourth of July celebration.
The Columbia and Okanogan Steam Boat Company will stop water transport between Wenatchee and upper Columbia river points on July 1. Mail contracts shift to the Great Northern railway which launches Wenatchee to Oroville service the same day. Rumors circulate about disposing of five boats and possible use to link electric lines with Milwaukee at Beverly or extend service to Pateros and upper river points. The Great Northern may set a commodity assembling rate aligning with Wenatchee Leavenworth Mansfield pricing, favorable for fruit shipments origin at up-river points.
The Retr Brumblay of Spokane will preach Sunday morning and lead the final quarterly conference. A full board attendance is requested as many are encouraged to hear a great sermon.
Mrs. R. B. Field and Mrs. W. A. Tegtmeier hosted an evening gathering for the O. E. S. and friends at Mrs. Field's residence. Mr. and Mrs. O. S. Sampson plan a trip to Scenic to stay through the Fourth of July holiday.
A vintage advertisement claims Electric Bitters boost appetite and relieve indigestion. It asserts the tonic nourishes liver, kidney and stomach, cleanses the system, and improves general health. Mentioned success with Mr. T. D. Peeble. Available in 50 cents and 1 dollar at druggists.
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