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Newspaper
Leavenworth Echo
Location
Leavenworth, Washington, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1912
Page
2
Investment Push for Town Improvements Faces Voter Scrutiny
Opinion argues municipal water access and fire protection justify bonding for paving seven blocks at about 25000 dollars with one third from street firm, one third from bonds, and abating landowners offset. Proponents claim paving boosts property value and revenue. critics doubt method and voter understanding.
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Texperess
Leavenworth
Evarem
Siboad Company
Mwa
Primary race rattles Roosevelt and La Follette in North Dakota
Widespread speculation surrounds the North Dakota primary as La Follette leads Roosevelt while the president trails in a distant third. The piece argues anti administration faction strength and warns party bosses may misread voter sentiment ahead of November.
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Roosevelt
Dakota
Spokesman-Review Recounts Roosevelt Taft Campaign and Valley Growth
The Spokesman-Review discusses its Roosevelt Taft coverage since February and notes editorial silence on the presidential question. It predicts business district improvements in Cashmere and nearby towns, calling the valley one of the state’s most productive and beautiful while highlighting the Tell-Roosevelt campaign's strong sentiment.
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Spokesman-Review Bes
Roosevelt
Taft
Spokesman-Review
Washington
Idaho
Oregon
Mor
Cashmere
Happy Valley
Johnnson
Voter Attitude Mentioned by Commentator in Draft Notes
A writer reports on political sentiment noting that some individuals who have not voted before would not support a Republican ticket for Tak if motivated, reflecting cautious or skeptical views about future ballots.
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Tech
Guy Wen
Beta Repubblicam
Tak
Arbor Day Proclamation by Governor Hay of Washington
Governor I M E Hay proclaims Thursday April 11 1912 as Arbor Day urging citizens to plant trees and shreds on public and private grounds to foster forest protection and reforestation efforts statewide.
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I. M. E. Hay
State of
Washington
Ownership Dispute Poem Reflects Pat McBride Scale of Wealth
A fragmented verse outlines shared land and power between the speaker and Pat McBride. The speaker claims joint ownership of fields water and animals while Pat holds title deeds and banked wealth. The piece laments greed and contrasts rising profits with personal loss, ending with unrelated local notices about court jail, mining interests, and residents.
Fragmented OCR reads of unknown names and events
The text presents garbled OCR fragments mentioning various names and items. It appears as a disjointed, unclear piece with no coherent events, dates, or places clearly identifiable.
Be a Winner Read the News Papers and Advertise
A sales editorial argues that merchants reflecting their owners succeed by up-to-date ads and proactive marketing. It contrasts an enterprising store with displays and newspaper ads against a passive shop stuck in old methods. The piece endorses Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea as a spring purifier.
Methers and Others Promote Arnica for Kid Health
An advertisement touts Backlen's Arnica Szive as a universal remedy for children’s eczema rashes tetter chafings and minor injuries. It claims rapid healing for boils abscesses ramming or fever sores and piles, priced at 25 cents, available from local draggists.
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