Subscriptions Lapse Amid Scraps at Leevenworth ECC
A fragmentary notice reports subscription lapse issues at the Leevenworth ECC. Communications are scattered across a junk heap with some scraps of newsprint and stray calls noted.
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Newspaper
Leavenworth Echo
Location
Leavenworth, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jul 04, 1913
Page
2
A fragmentary notice reports subscription lapse issues at the Leevenworth ECC. Communications are scattered across a junk heap with some scraps of newsprint and stray calls noted.
A fragmented reflection on liberty and self government, referencing ancient Greece and the Venetian Republic, urging belief in consent of the governed. The piece critiques wealth, democracy, and public duty while warning that universal freedom tests future governance. It cites figures like Pizzo and Plato and notes civic efforts in communities.
A Cascade resident recounts a Seattle buyer’s visit to Leavenworth. Locals warned him land was poor and unsuitable, affecting trust in Cascade merchants. The narrative leads to criticism of ill will toward outsiders and notes Mount McKinley ascent by Archdeacon Hudson C. Stuck on June 7.
J. H. Robesack attended a tax foreclosure action Saturday in Weratchee related to a property on the north side of the track in the First Additions to Leavenworth known as block 29.
A chaotic OCR summary discusses the Fast Mail service between St Paul and Seattle, its claimed times, proposed routing changes by Great Northern, and impacts on passenger schedules and costs. It references officials, economists, and journalists debating transit speed, losses, and national implications.
An old newspaper advertisement hawks Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea as a weekly remedy for facial blemishes. It invites readers to buy from Cay Deng Store for 35 cents and promises easy success against perceived skin problems.
A Sunday crash 12 miles north of Wenatchee sent multiple injuries reported near Horseshoe Bend. Proprietor Low Owendon and barber J R Hizimes sustained facial injuries, with one driver possibly suffering a skull fracture and others knocked unconscious. The incident occurred around 9 AM.
Fragmentary ad copy notes sale by air for medicines and references Echo office with vague promotional phrasing.
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