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Newspaper
Leavenworth Echo
Location
Leavenworth, Washington, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1911
Page
2
The piece argues socialists elected mayors across the U S but rarely kept office after re elections. It cites promises unrealized and notes socialist council members often failed to show better results than non socialists. It praises unions for improving labor conditions while mocking socialist theory as visionary and impractical.
N W Durham of Spokane longtime editor of the Spokesman-Review announces candidacy for Congress in the Third district. From his principles circular he appears in the front rank of progressive Republicans and would likely become an influential member if elected.
The piece warns that a prior Echo fan advertisement offering a two watch premium by raffle violated postal and lottery laws. It notes many publishers unknowingly breach the law yet face little punishment beyond a notice to refrain. Federal enforcement is described as prudent, not vindictive.
John King, who ran a local bakery for two years, has decided to move to Peshastin to open a new bakery. He promises the town’s patrons that he understands the business and will treat customers well.
A Leavenworth man James Thomas McDonald and Everett woman Blanche Elizabeth Painter wed in Seattle's First Presbyterian church with Rev. M A Matthews officiating. After a Savoy hotel reception they plan residence in a River Front home after December 1.
A new lodge Camp Tumwater of Royal Neighbors of America was organized by State Deputy Mrs. Sadie Merritt of Everett last Tuesday. Officers installed include Oracle Mrs. Mabel Hutchings and others with visitors from Magnolia Camp and Star Camp. Light refreshments followed the adjournment. Oregon hop growers plan to buy 1006 acres in Independence with a 250000 pound capital forming a large hop farm. Thomas J. Booker, elected socialist police judge in Butte, faces indictment for feloniously collecting money. note argues socialism does not imply honesty or corruption.
Peshastin updates show residents traveling to Wenatchee and Spokane for business and apple shows while families plan moves and shoppers frequent Leavenworth and Spokane. The town booms with plans for a new Larson Bros butcher shop and a large 42 by 64 foot barn on a ranch. An advertisement touts Dr King's New Life Pills for digestive issues.
Suits 18 dollars and up overcoats 1750 dollars and up offer Christmas gifts for all men with a range of dress clothes and accessories.
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