Scraps from the Intellectual Junk Heap in The Echo
The Leavenworth Echo outlines paid and free space rules for notices and entertainments. Condolence cards, fundraising, and business-promoting notices must be paid at advertising rates, while morallyBeneficial community efforts may receive free column space.
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Echo
State industrial insurance once more defended by official statement
A newspaper prints a toned down statement from Commissioner Wallace defending state management of industrial insurance. He argues private insurers seek profit, delay settlements, and hurt families, while state control ensures fair, timely awards and avoids court battles. The DuPont case over fund payments is cited as a test, with potential amendments possible but the principle of government backed insurance upheld.
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Industrial Commission
Chehalis
Wallace
Washington
Dupont Powder Co
DuPont
DuPont Company
Leavenworth Water Bond Vote on City Purchase Plan
Voters will decide on a $40,600 bond issue to buy Tumwater Light and Water Co and $21,600 to acquire its system. A $19,000 upgrade is proposed to install larger pipes for domestic use and fire protection. The sale aims to eliminate competition and may total $24,000 in value.
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Leavenworth
Tumwater Light and Water Co
Great Northern Railroad
Tumwater Light
Helpless Widows and Orphans Urge Prompt Settlement
A brief plea notes the plight of widows and orphans seeking a prompt and honorable settlement. The text underscores the moral imperative for fair action and swift resolution.
Water opposition lowers town’s water proposal value
A local letter argues against a municipally owned water system citing a $21 600 price as excessive. The author notes alternative prices would gain support and defends citizens including Mayor Carlquist and bankers, denying criminal libel accusations amid remarks about Corcoran and The Echo publisher.
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Corcoran
The
Echo
Mike Fitz
Paul Weigand
Leavenworth Mercantile Co
Leavenworth Building and Loan Association
State Bank
J. W. Corcoran
Carlquist
Field
Weigand
Hamilton
New Train Schedule Adjusts Great Northern Arrivals
Great Northern timetable updates take effect Sunday. Westbound No. 43 will arrive at 3 35 instead of 4 20. Eastbound No. 44 will arrive at 4 20 instead of 5 35. Eastbound No. 4 will arrive at 3 05 instead of 3 15.
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Great Northern
Card of Thanks to Leavenworth Friends and Eastern Star
Acknowledgment from N. Patterson and family with thanks to friends in Leavenworth and the Eastern Star for sympathy during bereavement. Also notes appreciation from Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Rarey, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Beam, and Mr. and Mrs. Carl Thueson. Also promotes Chamberlain's Liniment for rheumatism sold by King's City Drug Store.
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Leavenworth
Eastern Star
N. Patterson
W. T. Rarey
Geo. Beam
Carl Thueson
Chamberlain
King’s City Drug Store
Smithson
City Drug Store
Leavenworth Bank Reports Financial Condition as of April 18 1912
Report of the Financial Condition Located at Leavenworth Washington at close of business on the 18th day of April 1912. Resources include loans and discounts 94095, bonds warrants and other securities 7127.04, cash and deposits totals 108222.07. Liabilities include capital stock and deposits with certified cashiered checks and profits. Notary public confirms accuracy.
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Leavenworth
State of Washington
County of Chelan
Clarence A. Campbell
Land to clear and livestock trade ads in period notice
Classified notes show Good Pasturage at $2 per head per month with Rutherford & Burns. Requests for land to clear powder work, and contact via Box 297 or phone 415. Also listings for Thoroughbred barred rock eggs at $2 per 15, seed potatoes Bur bank seed at $1.75 per 100 lb, dry wood orders, swarms for sale, combings products, a Bay mare around 9 years old with no brand, and a whiskey advertisement by J. B. Violette at Overland Bar.
Announcements for County and Precinct Office Fees
Notices for county office announcements cost 1000 and precinct office 5.00. All announcements stay in place until after the September primary and only names of successful primary candidates stay until the November general election.
Candidate announcements for county assessor race in 1912
R A Scheele announces candidacy for county assessor on the Republican ticket subject to voters will at the primary on September 8 1912 Joe E Johnson also announces candidacy for primary election held on September 3 1912.
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R. A. Scheele
Joe E. Johnson
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Post Office of
Leavenworth, Wash
Deed H. Mayar
Leavenworth Echo
the Industrial Insurance Commission
Leavenworth State Bank
OI API
Lwiz
Robert B. Field
Frank E. Carlquist
Irectors
Lewis J. Nelson
Mutual Mercantile Co. Price Makers
Rutherford & Burns
T. C. Thompson
Burbank
Waterville
Peter Sauer
Palace of Sweets
J. B. Hathaway
Fredlund
Colby Ave
Everett
Wash
Flanigan Ranch
Eagle Creek
I. W. Harper
J. B. Violette
Overland
B. Field
Deone
Leavenworth Furniture & Hardware Co
Roach Brothers
Great Northern Watch
Old Reliable Jeweler