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Newspaper
Leavenworth Echo
Location
Leavenworth, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1908
Page
2
The Echo will print condolence cards and entertainments only if they involve paid advertising when the event aims to raise money. Free moral or community welfare efforts may use columns, but all paid campaigns must reflect standard rates. No deviation from this rule will be allowed.
The Echo announces a partial size increase to six columns and a full page weekly state news from the American Press Association. It will publish three to five columns of a current story for readers seeking wholesome fresh content and promote wider county access.
The passage mocks campaign rhetoric comparing Taft and Hammond as a reckless running mate choice. It contrasts an adventurer with notorious figures like Mrs. Chadwick and Humberts, questioning integrity and fitness for office.
The World highlights Wenatchee’s rise from village to town and announces an upcoming circus. Posters entice children with free tickets as town pride swells and publicity signals growing prominence for the city.
List of uncalled for letters at the post office with names Barry Miss Francis Barnes Frank W Ball Rolland Bell W Holland Jake Recter J T Kelly James Lane Mrs J W McCardell Mrs Mary Thompson W Wallace Sheridan Willette Minnie Remaining June 5 1908 and Campbell Clarence Goodwin GW Hurt LD Lenahan WH Poole Wm Soderdall Ole Nelson Mrs SP Remaining June 8 1908 In calling for same please say advertised J C Davis Postmaster.
For the past five years Mr. Reynolds has operated a store and post office at the station named in his honor fifteen miles west of Leavenworth on the Great Northern railway.
Chelan county Old Settlers Association schedules its annual picnic at Monitor on June 19 20 21 1908 at their camp grounds. All former Chelan residents and contiguous counties are eligible for membership and urged to attend. The public may join, with events including games music and speeches. Coffee will be provided free. members pay one dollar per year to cover association expenses.
Sunday school at 10 a m supervised by Mr Meeker with The Risen Christ by the Sea of Galilee as the theme Morning service at 11 a m Christian Endeavor at 7 p m on How to choose a life work taken from 1 Kings 3 5 15 led by Rev Allen Evening service at 8 p m Pastor Rev Allen Weekly Wednesday meeting at 8 p m Notes say the church work is encouraging and more young people are needed Ladies Aid cleaned the church Wednesday and prepared it for summer
The Ladies Aid hosted a successful ice cream social last Thursday with another planned soon. With vacation season underway the church hopes Sunday school attendance stays between 50 and 70. Regular services are set for Sunday in Fraternal hall and a 3 PM sermon at Chumstick school house.
The tale recounts President Lincoln joking to locate responsibility after Harpers Ferry fell. He questions Gen Schenck Milroy Hooker then gathers the four generals and declares none were to blame, earning a humorous vow to find the lone culprit as he paces the room.
A divided group of four generals leave in silence after the president hints General Lee is the culprit. A separate Oregon note reports swallows nesting on a donkey engine in a Grant's Pass yard, persisting to accompany a through freight from California, highlighting maternal instinct.
In Spokane last week the Fraternal Order of Eagles gathered 500 strong after a large parade and speeches. Train conductor M Helfrick died after slipping from a step as Northern Pacific No. 1 pulled into Centralia. A Spokane robbery netted several thousand dollars in goods and jewelry with no clues. 16-year-old Raymond Fisher was arrested for cashing bogus checks and found with further forgeries. J B Egerer, noted Gray's Harbor timber owner and Fordney associate, died while timber cruising near Aberdeen.
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