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Newspaper
Leavenworth Echo
Location
Leavenworth, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1908
Page
2
The Leaverworth Echo notes that editorial content may include notices that promote business or entertainments. Advertisements at regular rates may be printed to support the paper while free use of columns is reserved for certain public welfare notices.
The piece discusses an proposed constitutional amendment to the state tax system authorizing the Tax Commission to set different valuations and tax rates by property class. It warns that class distinctions could enable low taxes for railroads and high taxes for farmers and individuals, and questions the merit of changing uniformity rules. A local editor notes support for voting straight party tickets but urges voters to assess candidates’ qualifications and integrity.
On Wednesday at 1 o clock a wedding joined Miss Beatice Eva Navarre of Liberty Washington to Cipdie Barrett Simons. Rev Father Vandering officiated at Navarre home parlor decorated with icing and sweet peas. The bride wore white and carried Deide’s noses. the groom dressed in black. A luncheon followed in the dining room.
A local business owner prepares a printing trip to an out of town shop to obtain advertising materials. The move aims to boost local enterprises by supporting nearby home merchants and expanding trade opportunities.
County office hopefuls unite to canvass across the county with joint meetings starting around August 10 in Chelan. Voters must register by August 18 to vote in the September 8 primary, or lose the right if previously registered last year.
Deputy Forest Ranger H T Hansen reports multiple ore fires near town including hill south of town Rock Creek forty miles north and Eagle Creek head where a large fire threatens. A small blaze near Ball Ground after the Fourth is noted as preventive firefighter work.
Fragmentary text references a Sunday school gathering and a dance, with unclear dates or names. The passage mentions Chomstick school and Breede See Soot, leaving the main details and participants obscured.
A garbled tribute extols a long serving figure for preserving the Union, restoring credit, expanding domains, and building a sound financial system. It lauds courage, American manhood, and reforms linking capital and labor, urging continued fidelity to government duties.
Ed. Moom I. was declared hold the Sumdry school at 10 am instead of 2 pm each Sunday to be followed by preaching at Lake Wenatchee every alternate Sunday. On Tuesday evening he preached to a large congregation in the school house. Regular services next Sunday amid Epworth League at 7 o clock. Ladies Aid next Wednesday at Mrs Enter's home.
Riley Rebey was cited yesterday on a vagimancy charge and fined 2 dollars plus costs. John El Prant faces a Geo allegations. Bisley was arrested on a complaint from Douglas Mackey for distracting a public meeting. Text notes a case set for next Monday.
A historical letter extols President Roosevelt's achievements in enforcing laws and modernizing transportation, conservation, inland waterways, and defense of liberty and property. It reflects partisan support and urges continued adherence to Republican policies during a period of political campaigning and public notices.
A late Saturday ceremony in Wenatchee united Ruwrghette Mamied and John W. King of Hamilton Ontario. Rev A J Adams performed the nuptials. The groom, a baker with Wa McGiethiin, has resided here six months and is praised for his conduct and happiness.
Mrs Mull wife of Jessie Mik died on Saturday June 22 at the Gunite residence after a yearlong illness. She leaves a husband a son aged seven and another child aged . The date was accompanied by close family for services and a memorial will be held. Sympathy is extended to the family.
A new community mixer is planned at the Congregational church. Organizer Cie Nemes invites neighbors and local residents to join, share refreshments, and discuss upcoming initiatives at the venue.
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