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Newspaper
Leavenworth Echo
Location
Leavenworth, Washington, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1911
Page
2
A town debate on whether Leavenworth can support a second paper or an additional organ. The Echo editor argues for principle journalism and public good while noting past lines of strength and the need for clear stance on public questions.
Council met in adjourned session with all but Rice present. It authorized paying 75 to Dan DeLong for alley extension near Commercial street bridge. E L Patten’s request to use lots for a roller skating rink was granted. Water company proposals discussed and reports requested from Engineer Green. Franchise deeds for Washington Steel & Iron Co and Tumwater Light & Water Co reviewed. street franchise for Tumwater denied. Mrs Kringle allowed to add room to Commercial street home up to 85. Shooting gallery proposal referred to committee.
Construction surges as contractor John Hartman advances the opera house toward a July 1 completion. Weigand and Fritz buildings rise on Front Street with Spokane and Seattle brick, while iron and plate glass costs exceed $900. New homes multiply north of the tracks, led by Hartman, Ruth, Jacobsen, and Nelson, highlighting a record year for 1911. Washington Steel & Iron Co. commences two large factory buildings, with foundation excavation nearing completion.
Community bulletin from Monitor to Peshastin recounts visits and health updates. Mrs. Riley improves. the state grange meets in Peshastin. a commercial club basket social drew modest crowds with free ice cream and a dance. Local families visit, new homes and orchard land shown, and church and school activities noted.
A note on two British plants the thistle and the rape. If thistles infest a field for years, sow rape to annihilate them. This brief item ends with a subscription pitch for The Echo.
Frank Davis and N L Brown announce the dissolution of the livery partnership Davis and Brown in Leavenworth. N L Brown assumes all debts and will receive all outstanding accounts, authorized to receipt in full. Dated May 18 1911 with signatures Frank Davis and N L Brown May 19 Juned.
Sir Verrall accepts a challenge to hold the field in a grand tournament at the princess's court. He asks for honor and the princess's approval while Count Vasca presses for a public display as rival factions gather in the lists. Victory hinges on endurance, reputation, and loyalties among court and knights.
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