Leavenworth Echo Front Matter and Free Ads Policy 1907
Notice from the Leavenworth Echo announces weekly publication on Fridays with a one dollar yearly subscription and office address. It states that condolence notices and business-promoting notices must be paid at advertising rates, while free community entertainments and welfare movements may use columns free of charge. FRIDAY NOVEMBER 5 1907.
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Echo
Leavenworth Voters urged to register and vote for economical town government
A 3 December election will choose a mayor treasurer and four councilmen with one holding over. The piece urges property owners to register and vote advocating businesslike leadership and prudent spending, arguing the village should cost no more than 3000 dollars yearly and warning against haste and waste.
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Rome
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Leavenworth
Not Crazy But A Fool Says One-Liner At Transit Asylum
A Spokane vacationing editor retells a quiet joke at Medical Lake insane asylum. An inmate, mistaking him for a newcomer, asks why he is crazy. The editor quips he runs a Wenatchee newspaper, prompting the inmate to declare he is not crazy, just a plain damn fool.
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Wenatchee
Machiavelli
Spokane
Pary
Medical Lake Insane Asylum
Big Red Apple
Prospecting Tour Spurs Dakota and Nebraska Men Through Town
S Neuenmaker of Dakota and G S Krotter of Nebraska visited our town this week. They are on a prospecting tour and will continue to Oregon after leaving here.
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S. Neuenmaker
Dakota
G. S. Krotter
Nebraska
Sadye Skirving
Oregon
Cashmere
A. C. Dallach
Chicago
Dan Woods
Dan Woods, Mr. Dallach
Baron Munchausen
Fanning-Howard Company at Opera House Sunday
The Fanning Howard Co presents a one night only show at the Opera House on Sunday evening November 10. Fresh from Wenatchee and Nome Alaska the company tours Capital vs Labor and brings a high class attraction for local patrons of good entertainment.
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Opera House
Wenatchee
Nome
Alaska
Fanning-Howard Company
Butte Race Track Impacts Business Says Local Medicine Man
A Butte physician notes receipts fell by about 75 percent the week racing began. He says most doctors and many businesses see slow collections when the local track operates. He questions why newspapers promote gambling and its economic drain on the town.
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Butte, Mont
Butte
Inter Mountain
Magistrate Taylor Reports Week of Drunkard Justice
Magistrate Taylor states the court’s only business last week was dispensing justice to two plain drunks. The remark underscores a quiet docket while highlighting enforcement of public intoxication cases in his jurisdiction.
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Taylor
New Building Opens as School Notes Update Enrollments
The new building is in use with classes forming across grades. Ninth grade holds fourteen pupils while first grade adds Wilbur Jennings and others, second grade includes Ethel Chapman, and tenth grade will be added next year with reassigned teachers bringing total of 233 pupils under six teachers.
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Charles West
Wilbur Jennings
Wesley van de Grift
Frederick Lancaster
Blanche Brusha
Laura Hathaway
Olive Blankenship
Ethel Shore
Irwin Mull
Clark Marble
Rex Allen
Ethel Chapman
Wenatchee
Miss
Northwest Journal of Education
Church notices outline Sunday services and meetings
Rev. O W Mintzer presiding elder will preach next Sunday evening at the Methodist church and a reception of members will follow. Catholics Altar Society meets with Mrs Harry Moore on Wednesday Nov 13. Congregational services Sunday include Sunday school at 10 and sermon at 11 followed by 7 30 evening service. Ladies Aid meets Wednesday Nov 13 at Mrs Jas Edwards home. Everyone welcome.
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O. W. Mintzer
Methodist Episcopal Church
Ladies of the Catholic Altar Society
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Congregational Church
Ladies Aid
Jas. Edwards
Leavenworth Election Notice for December 3 1907
Public notice lists candidates for mayor treasurer and four council seats to be filled at the Town Hall in Leavenworth Washington. The election opens at nine in the morning and closes at seven in the evening on December 3 1907 with G W Hoxsey as the unexpired term mayor candidate.
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Leavenworth
L. J. Nelson
Jack Smith
G. W. Hathaway
R. T. King
Chelan County
State of Washington
G. W. Hoxsey
Guy A. Hamilton
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