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Newspaper
Leavenworth Echo
Location
Leavenworth, Washington, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1913
Page
2
A critical essay denounces trusts and tariff debates, accusing sugar and other trusts of training theft and bribery. It laments public complicity, praises heroism over greed, and warns of moral decline in society and future generations. A burial notice for Murphy at the Washington Hotel closes the piece.
The Echo publisher spent Monday and Tuesday in Wenatchee. The county seat shows no tightness in circulation. Citizens remain hopeful about the apple business with prospects of a good fruit crop and fair apple prices. No noticeable damage from frosts is reported.
Regular Sunday morning services with holy communion. Parishioners wishing to partake in the Lords Supper should announce themselves personally on Friday. L. J. Ave Lallemant, Pastor.
The church sets Sunday as Mothers Day and asks all attendees to wear a white carnation or similar flower. Services will be held as usual with Reverend Max A. Jeffords delivering the message.
Regular services to be held at the Congregational church next Sabbath morning with Mothers Day observed in the evening. The notice invites all to attend and enjoy the worship. A business adage urges merchants to advertise in the local paper to compete effectively with active neighbors.
Readable fragment shows an advertisement claiming relief from rheumatism after two years of suffering. The terse text mimics a classified style with minimal details and a doubtful claim.
Notice in the Land Office listing a case involving a claimant and witnesses. Names include Siverly, M. Lagan, Lew Carver, Tater B. Sears, and W. F. Haynes as Register. The notice references a commissioner and official proceedings at a Dehaay Gar of Jone.
New Cedar bee hires at 1.00 each by L. C. Rollins Leavenworth. 1718 Netted Gem Seed Potatoes praised as grown without irrigation at 50c per cwt in the pit by G. M. Luther Cascade Orchards Leavenworth. Also for sale 234 h p marine engine in good condition cheap. inquiries White's blacksmith shop. 15 to 18.
Advertisement notes miscellaneous shampoos and facial scalp massage services made from combings and other hair work. Writings indicate trading names and locations near Miss Case’s millinery. party lists include 1711 Mrs Wanda Leslie and K Morris of Barclay. Also a notice that J W Burns disposed of interests in Rutherford & Burns Leavenworth firm to B C Rutherford.
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