Public notices on paid space and free community advices
The article states that when the paper is asked to promote a money making scheme the space must be paid for while free space is given to moral or beneficial community movements. It notes back issues cost 25 cents each and is dated Friday June 13 1919.
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Eco
Leavenworth Booze Scandal Sparks Reflection on Drinkers
A Leavenworth editorial discusses rampant drinking and the difficulty of enforcing liquor laws. It defends withholding names of those involved in the Saturday night orgy to spare decent drinkers and encourage ending the habit, while expressing sympathy for addicts.
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Leavenworth
Can Congress Rise to the Occasion
Essay argues that discontent among workers signals anarchy unless Congress curbs wealth concentration. It asserts money rule threatens civilization more than personal government, referencing war, class power, and future decay. Led by a call for wise, decisive action by Congress.
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Congress
Germany
Central Asia
United States
Seattle Whiskey Theft Sparks Sheriff Suspicion
The theft of about nine hundred quarts of whiskey from King County Sheriff's custody in the courthouse has alarmed courts, judges, and the public. Sheriff faces suspicion while Attorney Brown advocates a grand jury inquiry, with startling revelations expected.
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King County
Brown
Card of thanks from Wenatchee Lodge members
Members of Wenatchee Lodge in Leavenworth Washington thank friends for the many flowers sent to their mother with sincere appreciation from B P O E members.
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Wenatchee Lodge
Leavenworth
Washington
Quotes on war era politics and society
A collage of editorial quips from various papers mocks war aims and postwar terms. Poking at Woodrow Wilson, fourteen points, and German concessions, the snippets blend humor and criticism about peace, marriage, wealth, and class. It notes amassing profits from high priced livestock and the public gaze on societal selfishness.
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Woodrow Wilson
Europe
Detroit News
Cleveland Press
Wilson
Long Island Star
School bonds sold to state for district 49
The $385000 issue of school bonds authorized by taxpayers in district 49 has been sold to the state. The state purchased them at five percent interest, the best offer received. Building plans are being drawn and bids will be called as soon as they are accepted.
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Rumohr
Echo
M E Church Notices and Bank Digest Encouragement
Sunday School at 10, morning service at 11. Epworth League at 7 and preaching at 8. Prayer and teachers meeting Wednesday at 7 30. W F M S meets Tuesday 2 30 with Mrs Mary Barcelou. U S National Bank of Portland issues quarterly Business Digest citing rising business and crop conditions in Oregon Washington Idaho Montana with a go ahead outlook.
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Epworth League
Mary Barcelou
U. S. National Bank of
Portland
Oregon
Washington
Idaho
Montana
Street Sprinkling Offer From Leavenworth City Council
The City of Leavenworth offers a free sprinkling wagon and water for sprinkling streets. Property owners must cover the cost of team, motive power, and driver. Interested residents should submit name and address to the city clerk or organize district arrangements.
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Leavenworth
Gowing
The Nolan Clothes Ad Praises Fit And Quality
A vintage style promotional piece extols Thomas Nolan clothing. It argues that true judgment comes from long wear and fit, warning against judging by first impressions and declaring Nolan garments superior in material and workmanship.
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Shakespeare
Nolan
Notice of Hearing Final Report and Petition for Distribution
In Chelan County Washington the Superior Court will hear Irven F. Hutchings final report and distribution petition in the estate of Frank H. Hutchings Deceased on July 9 1919 at 9 30 am in Wenatchee The administrator de bonis non with the will annexed seeks settlement and discharge The notice is signed by Judge Wm A Grimshaw and Clerk A A Stevens with deputy C W Kellogg LJN June 6 20
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Frank H. Hutchings
Irven F. Hutchings
Superior Court
Wenatchee
Wm. A. Grimshaw
A. D
A. A. Stevens
C. W. Kellogg
LJN
Frank Shell Buys Orchard From A E Swan Near Orondo
A E Swan sells 40 acres near Orondo to Frank Shell postmaster of Peshastin. The orchard includes 16 acres bearing and a modern house with barns. Shell has possession. Irrigated by Orondo Water and Land Co. plant. Price $15 000. Wenatchee World notice encourages Echo Want Ad.
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Frank Shell
A. E. Swan
Orondo
Peshastin
Shell
Orondo Water & Land Co
Wenatchee World
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Heinz
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Poland
Herman Stoltze
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John Bergren
Maxwell
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Junioff
Great Northern Lumber Co
J. Brown
U. S. Food Administration
Will Brender
Pleasant Hill Dairy CO
Wenatchee, Wash
Con Bank
Leavenworth State Bank
F. A. Sinclair, Pres
J. B. Adams
R. B. Field