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Newspaper
Leavenworth Echo
Location
Leavenworth, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1912
Page
2
Friday issue outlines subscription at 1.50 per year paid in advance and directs readers to send communications to The Leavenworth echo. Captioned scraps reference the Intellectual Jank Heap and a quirky headline asides.
A poem-like critique of the housefly as a disease carrier. It laments its ubiquity in streets, homes, autos, and sewers, linking it to typhoid and various illnesses. urging readers to adopt preventive measures and rid the nation of the fly through better sanitation and public health actions.
Wisconsin progressives split over Le Pallette amid Chicago convention fallout. Reports say LaPollette may stay allied with the Taft wing of the Republican party, prompting calls for adherence to the national committee and future convention actions.
A garbled manuscript quotes a senior figure discussing political alignment and conformity. It references tests of loyalty, public belief, and cautious judgment about future leadership, with remarks on credentials and prudence. The piece presents a murky debate about trust, virtue, and the proper stance in a tense public climate.
The farmer vote emerges as a key factor in the election, gaining attention as farmers engage in political life. Once viewed as Republican in the North and Democratic in the South, they are now seen as influential players whose choices could shape outcomes.
The report notes Judge Ben Lindses of Dener Colada declined a nomination amid clashes with Theodor Roosewsk and the progressive Ran ek Judge Lingisee over reform efforts. Strong opposition from party bosses and supporters of women’s rights frame the political turmoil as the campaign centers on children’s welfare and judicial independence.
Fragmentary notes quote President Tah planning campaign speeches and governance, with unclear references to messaging and public reception. Uncertain details hinder full interpretation.
Fragmentary readable items list oddly titled names and phrases with no clear event or outcome, suggesting a damaged page of notices or listings. The garbled strings resemble old theater or club entries, not a coherent report of actions or dates.
Readable portions show scattered times and terms but no clear event or entities. The fragment mentions durations, locations, and potential names but lacks coherent context or outcome to summarize a dated story.
The July 15 1912 post office list for Leavenworth includes multiple names and initials such as Bigs R Bimefield T C Gam Doe WC Bar broch Philip Kidder WW Lele Ms LaPever Frack Leonind Bahel Pol John H Rorelie E EH Tesler Chester Thompson Miss Lizzis Wagner John. 3 C Davis postmaster. Additional note about printing at the Boho office.
Incomplete readable text references names and places with garbled phrases about arrests and investigations. The fragment mentions individuals and numbers but lacks coherent events or dates to define a clear news item or outcome.
An unusual misdeed unfolds in a sparsely populated region as a local clerk faces charges of theft and misappropriation. Court records indicate substantial sums involved and a police investigation centered on the rural county seat.
Notices state announcements for office carry 0 dollars for counsel office and 5 dollars for precinct office. After primaries on September the candidates Geistie ames of Thome were successful in primaries and will be sent out for the general election in November.
Fragmented OCR text references a primary election with mentions of candidates including a Republican, a council or assessor race, and names like Wickes and Lyman Lame, but the garbled lines obscure clear facts or outcomes.
The text appears unfinished and fragmentary, offering no clear event or person. It suggests a concluding remark about settling a bill, but provides no identifiable details, dates, or entities to form a complete news item.
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