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Newspaper
Leavenworth Echo
Location
Leavenworth, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1912
Page
3
A columnist argues honesty matters in employment, noting dishonest bosses hire deceitful workers and loyal staff who excel keep their positions. It warns that skilled, trustworthy clerks attract better opportunities while crooked firms push out ethical employees, and strong performance often shields a worker from firing.
A compilation of property transfers shows numerous dates and owners including J E McGowan to Harry Spaulding for $10 on multiple lots, Cashmere State Bank dealings, and transfers to Wenatchee properties such as the Columbia Heights and GN plat areas. Notable parties include Rufus Woods, F F Cadman, and Wm Long, with parcels spanning sections 7, 18, 21, and 23 in various townships, plus several tracts, strips, and int in lots and blocks.
The following letters remain uncalled for at the Leavenworth post office on July 1, 1912: Ellingson E., Hughes Miss Lou, Jenks B. H., Landwich Ernnest G., Looi Frank, Oldham Roy, Guysel Ma nus, Schmidt John, Smith Ivan, Walker Louis, Wals John, J. C. Davis, postmaster.
A historical pamphlet tone touts air mail progress and Uncle Sam’s mail carriers flying in all directions. It promotes Dr. King's New Discovery for coughs and bronchial ailments with testimonials and prices, and Chamberlain's Tablets for daily health.
The piece argues that farming success demands study and science rather than luck. It urges farmers to pursue agricultural courses, read bulletins from experiment stations and the U S Department of Agriculture, and continuously educate themselves to maximize returns. Get butter wrappers at Echo office.
The timetable lists trains departing Leavenworth east and west with numbers 2 at 1.30 am and 1 at 1.35 pm, plus additional services 44 at 4.25 am and 43 at 3.40 pm, 28 at 4.25 am, 3 at 2.30 am, 4 at 3.10 pm, and 27 at 3.05 am. Nos 27 and 28 are fast mail trains. All trains arrive five minutes earlier than shown.
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