Political Advertising for Chelan Kittitas Joint Senator
Paid advertisement announces J. B. Adams as Republican candidate for joint senator of Chelan and Kittitas counties. Primary election date listed as September 12, 1916.
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Newspaper
Leavenworth Echo
Location
Leavenworth, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1916
Page
6
Paid advertisement announces J. B. Adams as Republican candidate for joint senator of Chelan and Kittitas counties. Primary election date listed as September 12, 1916.
Frank A Reynolds seeks the Republican sheriff nomination as he runs for re election after seven terms as Wenatchee chief of police and thirteen years county residence. N Insche and Bert McManus also run for sheriff on the same ticket with Sept 12 1916 primaries noted. A V Huff is listed as a Republican candidate subject to voters at the primaries.
Rer A. G. Pogue of Wenatchee is a candidate for county treasurer on the Republican ticket seeking the nomination at the primary election to be held September 12, 1916. Frank G. Palmer also seeks the Republican nomination for county treasurer subject to the voters at the September 12 primary.
Tom C. Atkinson of Wenatchee seeks the county engineer post on the Republican ticket subject to voters at the primary. F M Berry of Wenatchee also announces his candidacy for county engineer at the September 12 primary election.
Ernest G. Spencer of Wenatchee is a candidate for county assessor, subject to voters at the September 12 primary election.
Leavenworth residents are advised that a simple remedy mixed in Adlerika may relieve or prevent appendicitis. A spoonful expels foul matter, alleviating constipation and gas. a short course helps chronic stomach trouble. Wheeler Drug Store sells Adlerika as a thorough treatment.
F M Goodwin, Spokane figure, declares he is a candidate for Congress in the Fifth District under the Republican banner. He recalls strong 1912 support from Spokane and other counties, notes a broad base of votes, and argues for consolidating Progressive and Republican forces to choose the best man for the ticket.
State industrial notes report Granite Falls businessmen organizing a firm to manufacture limestone fertilizer. The Omak Manganese Co loaded five ore cars for a Tacoma smelter last week. Washington, Oregon population figures, tax totals, and a federal forest road grant are cited along with opinions on Initiative and Referendum from the Davenport Tribune.
The piece argues that newspapers reduce political agitation to protect business interests. It claims politics harms industry by favoring a privileged class, promotes closed competition, and diverts funds from wider circulation. It emphasizes business leaders must invest, hire, and circulate money with each move.
A discussion of a newspaper s value to owners and its service to business employers workers and the community. It argues that agitation harming business unsettles property values discourages investment and drains money from circulation and is not a community asset.
Registrations at six Colville land points reached 38099 yesterday. Notary fees at Wenatchee exceeded 2000 dollars. Spokane reported 26000 by noon, with 8000 added yesterday.
Sheriff Robt T. Hodge of King County asserts he will seek the state governorship and rejects rumors of withdrawal. He says he ran for governor before and would not quit now, citing strong support in Seattle and three prior sheriff terms.
Post office notes uncalled letters for Harry Empfield Miss Minnie C. Smith George Smitt. P M M S J H Osborn heads lookout on mountain. pack horses panic causing a crash and night trip. Leonard of Bloomingdale asks neighbors not to harm his tame Kansas jack rabbit roaming the farm at night.
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