Special notice on paid notices and back issues policy
The Echo outlines that all condolence resolutions, thank you cards, entertainments with admission fees, or fundraising notices must be paid at regular advertising rates. Back issues other than the current month are $0.25 each.
Press War on Publicity Excess in War Time
Newspapers and magazines have given over 250 million dollars in ad space to promote bond and stamp sales and to push Red Cross drives. The piece laments massive, unread mail and typewritten propaganda, urging repurposing to shipyards and trenches.
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Red Cross
Washington, D. C
Postal Department
Notice to Property Owners Improvement District No 2
The fifth annual installment for Improvement District No 2 covering Front Street from 14th to Division, Commercial Street sections 8th to 14th, an extension from 14th across tract C, and 10th 12th 18th 14th streets to Commercial Street, will be due by June 7 1918 at the City Clerk’s office. City Clerk A R Brown signs the notice dated May 8 to 4.
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Front Street
14Th St
Division Street
Commercial Street
8Th Street
14Th Street
Tract C
Leavenworth
14Th Streets
A. R.” Brown
Repentance After the Fact in McAdoo Liberty Loan Speech
In New Orleans Secretary McAdoo condemned partisan manipulation of the crisis as he urged Liberty Loan subscriptions. The piece argues his recent nonpartisan appeal masks a history of appointing Democrats to key revenues posts, implying late repentance for partisan appointments.
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New Oreleans
McAdoo
Liberty Loan
Soldiers Letters From Somewhere in France Excerpt
Excerpts from E. C. Booth's letter describe life on the front after joining a Canadian regiment before U S entry. He notes censor limits on content, writes of family letters and a photo, mentions fighting lines and German setbacks, and ends with spring weather and a closing of affection.
Soldier at Fort Leavenworth Reflects on Address Change Delays
Ray McKinnie, stationed at Fort Leavenworth Kansas, explains delaying his address update while awaiting a possible relocation. He notes the group arrived July 15 and, with new recruits arriving daily, training for service continues as chances grow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray McKinnie
Fort Leavenworth
Kansas
Enlistees Describe Life In Military Prisons And Packing For Navy
A letter from three Casper Wyoming men recounts swearing in at Ft Logan Colorado and being sent to Bremerton on the receiving ship. They mock the system, joke about Uncle Sam knowing their past trades, and reflect on prisonlike camps while dreaming of world travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Casper
Wyo
Ft. Logan
Colo
Denver
Navy
Army
Kansas
U. S
Bremerton
Navy Yard
Sam
Bereavement Thanks From Hutchings Family
In gratitude for kindness after the death of a husband and father, Mrs. F. H. Hutchings I. F. Hutchings and E. A. Hutchings of Leavenworth extend heartfelt thanks. Dated April 25 1918.
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F. H. Hutchings
I. F. Hutchings
E. A. Hutchings
Leavenworth
Apr
Prices for wood stave pipe and inn advertisement
A price list states 1000 feet of 10 inch wood stave pipe at 35 cents per foot fob mouth of Icicle with contact A R Brown clerk City of Leavenworth. Separate note promotes Lake Keechelus Inn on Sunset Highway Milwaukee Railway mid way Yakima Seattle in Cascades offering mountain activities with season opening May 20th and contact for information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City of Leavenworth
A. R. Brown
Lake Keechelus Inn
Sunset Highway
Milwaukee Railway
Yakima
Seattle
Cascades
Keechelus, Wash
C. E. Rollins Seed Offer for 1917 Planting Season
Advertisement urging cabbage plants and variety tomatoes from C. E. Rollins for the local growing season. Note claims all crops ripened in 1917 and includes a date hint May 31.
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C. E. Rollins
Piano Recital for Red Cross Benefit
The pupils of Mrs. Thos Mullen present a piano recital on Thursday evening May 9 in the high school auditorium. Local talent assists with a fine varied program. Admission is 25 cents with proceeds going to the Red Cross.
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Thos Mullen
Red Cross
Spokane man heals from rheumatism after treatment
Mr. Hjalmar Carlson of Main Ave Spokane says rheumatism and sciatica kept him from walking but after Dr. Mellenthin Co. treatment he recovered and returned to heavy labor. They will hold a clinic at Wenatchee Elman hotel on May 16 and 17 from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.
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Hjalmar Carlson
Main Ave
Spokane
Dr. Mellenthin & Co
Wenatchee Elman Hotel
Red Cross Benefit Party At Mrs Bowden Home
A Red Cross gathering is planned at the home of Mrs R Bowden on Friday evening May 3 at 8 o'clock sharp. Proceeds will support local relief efforts and community aid initiatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
R. Bowden
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