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Newspaper

Leavenworth Echo

Location

Leavenworth, Washington, United States of America

Date

Mar 24, 1905

Page

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Engineers Ball a Fitting Tribute to Local Helpers

The St Patrick's Day engineers ball drew a large crowd with the B. of L. E. drivers aiding the event. J C Davis led the committee, with M J Dalton and Robert Wegner, while MacDaniels Family Orchestra provided music and a clam chowder banquet followed by dancing. Also notes on job openings in Leavenworth and a travelogue on iguanas and tail regeneration by C William Beebe.

J. C. Davis Messrs M. J. Dalton Robert Wegner Emory Toss James Mackey A. M. McPheters E. G. Spencer B. of L. E P. G. McGregor L. P. Durand H. H. Dean H. M. Wall John Glauser Frank Burns C. B. Zinkey Dell McCoy Oke Algreen Ed Cresswell Thomas Grant J. C. Wright John Caulder Wm. Duffy J. M. Dailey Lawrence Grant Davis Hoxsey MacDaniels McDuaniels Everett Wena'chee Cahmere Chiwaukum The Tunnel Hall of the Engineers

Dr King's New Discovery Cures Consumption and Colds

J. D. W. McKinnon of Talladega Springs Alabama says pneumonia left him after two doctors failed and one bottle of Dr King's New Discovery brought relief, with a trial bottle offered free and guaranteed sales at City Drug Store for sore throat bronchitis and coughs.

Managing a husband says a bonnet store cure

A witty exchange shows Mrs. Topflatte dragging her husband shopping until he tires and yields, then buys him a bonnet. Mrs. Brickcow-Now asks how to persuade spouses to buy costly bonnets in a playful New York Weekly quip.

Brickcow Topflatte New York Weekly

Dentist at Home Sick A Bed Notice Confuses Guest

A humorous exchange centers on a door notice saying the dentist is at home sick in bed, leading to confusion about a fortune or visit. The line from the Chicago Record Herald captures the comic misreading of a routine dental appointment.

Grossman Grossman & Co Chicago Ladies Tailors Springer, Leavenworth Chicago Record-Herald

Kaiser Statue Feats and Alaska Clerkship Shakeup

A quip laden piece notes a U S marshal's removal in Alaska and demanded resignations from two judges while recounting Emperor William II backing a statue project. The column ponders the Kaiser's lineage claims and a Berlin statue of Admiral Coligny as part of his image making. It hints at Theodore Roosevelt befitting a future statue amid German Latin telegrams.

C. William Beebe New York Tribune Hamlet Ophelia Alaska United States William Berlin Admiral Coligny William of Orange Roosevelt Theodore

London Memory Sparks Talk of a Tie Gift

A brief exchange from the Houston Post quotes a man recalling a conversation about a tie his wife gave him. The snippet hints at a missing memory while noting the tie as the focal detail.

Houston Post

The Worm Turned Publisher and Author Clash Over Manuscript

Publisher cannot read your manuscript and questions its clarity while the struggling author suspects readers may be more intelligent and discerning. The exchange hints at tension between delivery and comprehension.

Proof Positive Heiress Exchange Reflects Wealth Ambition

A dialogue about marriage reveals that the heiress and her father seek a wealthy match. The father notes the suitor is sensible and values money, while a character comments that arguments resemble love songs—descriptive but not proving anything.

Score Cards for Progressive Card Parties Souvenir Pack

Twenty four new unique score cards offered as a souvenir. Echo office sells the package for thirty five cents.

Echo Office

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George Keating Tumwater Light & Water Company OPERA Seattle Spokane Tholin & Smith Robt. Irwin Prop Leavenworth, Washington A. A. Tholin Sporting Goods Echo L. W. Bloom Proprietor Chelan County Abstract Co Wenatchee, Wash Chas. Fr. Lemberger Syracuse N. Y Guy Drug Store Leavenworth Wenatchee
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