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Newspaper
Leavenworth Echo
Location
Leavenworth, Washington, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1911
Page
2
A fragmented essay-style piece examining shifts in public sentiment during five years of social and political change. It discusses reactions by elites, press, and institutions, noting how magazines, presidents, and campaigns influenced views on suffrage, reform, and moral standards. The text blends critique of rhetoric and calls for action by readers and lawmakers.
The piece discusses Progressive movements within major parties, noting Republican centrism, Democratic gains, and proposed anti corruption pushes. It mentions figures like Harmon and potential corporate influence driving campaign funding, with analysis from Washington insiders and a local report on J B Adams returning from Seattle.
Amid partisan tension and rumors, President Tait hints Congress could reconvene soon after March 4. Some members doubt urgency while others push for swift action. the debate continues as party lines shape expectations.
Article discusses voter participation in school elections and the link to education and good government. It notes low turnout under five percent and stresses the need for informed citizen involvement. It mentions Governor Hay addressing opposition to a highway engineer and argues for Panama Canal fortification amid potential war.
North Bend tops per capita seal sales in Washington for tuberculosis relief with 8.24 seals per person. Ritzville and Kent follow, 3.12 and 3.09 respectively, as state totals approach 4200 dollars for TB work. The association offers aid and lectures, address 915 Cobb Bldg Seattle.
J M Gangier of the Commercial Club received a letter from State Highway Commissioner Bowlby stating the Leavenworth-Peshastin road will receive early attention from the highway board. Bids for construction will appear soon and work is planned to begin early this spring with a rush to completion.
A Department of Agriculture bulletin reports a test using cacao matt and peanut oil as oats substitutes on Morgan yearlings and work horses near Middlebury Wisconsin. The study notes limited acceptance and higher costs, with the mix priced at 15.75 per ton versus 43.75 for oats and 28 for nur meal.
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