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Newspaper
Leavenworth Echo
Location
Leavenworth, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1916
Page
2
The Progressive national committee met in Chicago to hear Mr Roosevelt’s address and discuss his stance on the party’s direction. The speech urged unity behind his leadership while critiquing opponents and emphasizing the need for reform and bold action, with a conclusing call for broad party cohesion.
A distracted report outlines intense interest in mining properties led by representatives from Neashctors and Wes Montana. Proposals include transporting ore via a new railroad from Lenttenwarth to nearby towns, with construction planned and early estimates suggesting profitable development of the Res Mountain area.
Report states Benning mining is identified as the greatest gomree of the morkl wealth, highlighting its dominant role in regional resources.
The fragment describes a Waigzue experience and a bathing parade involving both women and men. It references social restrictions, dress, and supposed ceremonial rules, with mention of age limits and contested behavior amid Greek and Norse cultural echoes.
Fragmented OCR passage references Ronsewel and a presidential campaign. It mentions a Snowledger source calling a person a patriotic citizen with country interests, and hints at a September event where Blugflies are preferred to Mr Wilson. Overall, readable content is highly garbled and uncertain.
The article predicts a higher market price for the northwestern crop with expected gains in the Washington apple yield. If fancy and extra fancy grades reach $1.50 per box, Wenatchee valley growers could see substantial wealth this season.
Mr and Mrs W P Sears of Cashmere were honored with a large birthday celebration at J A Dancans home on Sunday June 25 for Mr Sears 75th birthday. Daughters, sons and relatives joined in the event with stories of the Civil War era and memories from his life in Kentucky and California.
The article notes Chiautaumuie Season hosted by 2-8 and the well known Chaumucque omanagets Elison and Whites. Events run Sunday July 2 to Saturday July 5 featuring celebrity appearances and the New York Civine Bani as a main attraction.
Fragmentary ad text touts a beauty ointment and a royal themed show. It promises a variety of demonstrations and a parasite preparation in a July event, aiming to attract attention with pomp and patriotic framing.
The Wethadist Church lists Sunday School at 10 p m and preaching at 11. Elpwenth Leagan meets at 7 p m with preaching to follow. Prayer meeting at 9 am Thursday. Pastor FLL Mowe invites all to attend these services.
The Congregational Church will hold morning worship at 8 a.m. with the subject A Gen Find. Leading elder is Tosegih Weiss, Acting Pastor. Subj ect involves seamen and a wan wither ward ding robe. Readings and service follow the early hour.
Sunday program listing notes a preaching service led by Rev Stem as pastor. The entry gives minimal context beyond roles and title.
TV until Giether neitice services will be held here every Sunday morning at sight or close to noon. Local authorities indicate regular religious observance will continue as announced.
A reader testimonial claims Stoan’s Ointment relieves muscle soreness stiffness and aids recovery after exercise. The writer also says it eases toothache backache cramps and other pains, recommending carried in a bag for various aches.
A local ad offers daily delivery of hittermilk by the jug from the creamery. Customers phone 72 to order and receive milk anywhere in the city at the stated price per gallon.
The notice promotes a practical guide on mental strategies and time management for many professions. It claims to teach how to use common sense and quick thinking to improve efficiency. The ad promises a simple course from an association in Washington, but details are unclear.
A garbled OCR produced fragmentary lines about Washington and Virginia authorities, noting special permissions and press interests. It mentions Manutes and an eminent autinary, with references to Creativity and a reminder of Washington’s hours and the Press Association.
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