Local Happenings Highlight Leavenworth Area
The Echo reports numerous Leavenworth residents and visitors with updates from Wheeler's Drug Store and Koerner's Pharmacy. Mrs. Will Thompson and Mrs. Hugh Stewart shop in Wenatchee and Leavenworth, while A G McCoy tests his new Oakland car. Other items note Typhoid fever cases, civic visits, and changes of address as deposits rise at Leavenworth State Bank.
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Will Thompson
Chiwaukum
Wheeler’s
Hugh Stewart
Peshastin
Leavenworth
A. G. McCoy
Oakland
F. A. Losekamp
Seattle
MoOtteler’s
D. C. Town
E. Mohler
Wenatchee
Battles
A. C. Daniel
Probst
Kennewick
Kirst
Ellensburg
John Koerner
Pipkin
Toggery
Paul Weigand
Leavenworth Hospital
Hilbert
Koerner
E. Green
Yakima
Cashmere
Nate Shotwell
W. W. Rice
Julia Sadoske
Victoria
B. C
Harry Warner
Motteler
al Meisner
Hillyard
Illinois
Mississippi Valley
Leavenworth State Bank
Echo
Eastman Kodaks
Wheeler’s Photo & Art Shop
St Joseph's Church Service Schedule by Rev O Rafferty
Masses on Sunday at 7 and 9 oclock Rosary sermon and benediction at 730 on the second and fourth Sunday evenings Sunday school meets Saturdays at 830 for mass followed by catechism Bible history and altar boy instruction All are welcome
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Nicholas O’ Rafferty
Congregational Church Sunday School and Services
Regular morning and evening services with sermon Plowing One's Way Into the Kingdom. Evening service at 8. Mother's Day program features special music. Wear a white flower in honor of mother. Rev. Joseph Weiss acting pastor.
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Joseph Weiss
Lutheran Church Sunday Services Schedule and Mother's Day Flowers
The Lutheran Church outlines Sunday school at 9 45 a m and worship at 10 45 a m led by Rev Stearns. An Epworth League gathering at 7 p m precedes a prayer meeting at 8 p m on Thursday. Special Mother’s Day services are planned with all mothers invited and flower wearing requested. F L Moore is the pastor.
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Rev. Stearns
Epworth League
Catholic Mission Opens at Cashmere Parish Church
Father Cooney will open a week long Catholic mission at the new Cashmere church starting next Sunday with High Mass at 9 o'clock. Mass and mission sermon begin at 9 each Sunday and 8 on weekdays, with 7:30 evening services daily. A chicken dinner will be served at noon next Sunday in the parish hall for visitors from distant places.
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Father Cooney
Cashmere
Congress Presses Stevens Ashurst Bill Against Big Merchants
Washington letter notes Congress pushing for federal supervision of trading stamps coupons mail order and cut rate stores to protect small towns. Campaign politics slow action but lawmakers favor the Stephens Ashurst measure amid calls from manufacturers advertisers and country storekeepers. The piece also mentions an immigration case of Cohen who joined the Knights of Pythias and was detained for deportation after a war.
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Congress
America
Federal Trade Commission
Bureau of Corporations
Department of Commerce
Washington
Russia
Knights of Pythias
Cohen
Nathan Cohen
New York
United States
Brazil
Baltimore
Cohe& Wis
Argentina
High Seas
North
South America
the Steamship Company
Merchandising Reform Sparks Public Debate Across Nation
A broad critique of modern retail tactics condemns price cutting and bargain sales as harming small merchants, urging new legislation to restrain unscrupulous practices while praising national efforts to regulate prices. The piece also notes Nathan Cohen's death after a saga with immigration law and highlights Washingtons park plans and a youth gardening program as civic progress.
Independence question dominates congressional attention
The debate over Philippine Islands independence commands serious congressional attention. While some push for action, experts expect more national platform resolutions before any definite step. Rural credit faces scrutiny as large lenders oppose moves that could lower interest rates for Western farmers.
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Philippine Islands
Congress
Leavenworth State Bank Financial Condition May 1 1916
Report of the financial condition of Leavenworth State Bank Leavenworth Washington listing resources including loans and discounts 20282285 bonds and other securities 886139 cash on hand 1555458 and due from banks 2684585 with deposits 24620488 and capital stock 250000 surplus 6000 undivided profit 9508 64 total 28114471 liabilities and equity shown.
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Leavenworth
State of Washington
TGR
Cue Enem
Centralia Lumber Co Opens Crinfi Creek Camp
Centralia The McCormick Lumber Co plans to reopen a camp on Crinfi Creek that has been idle for three years.
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Centralia
McCormick Lumber Co
Crinfi Creek
Union Town Hill to be eliminated for a 5 percent grade
Readable excerpt notes plans to remove Union Town Hill on the Walla Walla to Spokane route and replace it with a five percent grade to ease travel for motorists and improve railroad grades.
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Union Town Hill
Walla Walla
Spokane
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W. O. Atwood
A. G. McKeown
J. T. McDonald
River Front Avenue
F. S. Jacobsen
Mayor Day
J. W. Elliott
L. F. Speidel
Rutherford Mercantile Co
Rutherford
Fred Reeves
Chumstick Ranch
Reeves
S. A. Potter
Koemner’s
Fred Miller
Winton
O. S. Sampson
L. F. Brender
Mr. Brender
Jos. Weiss
Blaine, Wash
Weiss
Congregational Church
St. Joseph’s Church
Lutheran Church
F. L. Moore
Catholic Services
State
Independence and Credit
The
Bank
County of
Chelan
Clarence A. Campbell
F. Bullis
Kort B. Field
R. F. Taylor
State of
Wash
Leavenworth, Wash
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Style Shop
Ase Amgur
the Style Shop
Florsheim
Leavenworth Mercantile
M. O. Nelson
Rob’t B. Field
L. F. Bullis
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