Inland Empire Tourism and State News Highlights
The Inland Empire camp in Spokane shows strong tourist traffic with 4402 cars carrying over 17 000 people and an average stay of 86 hours. Yakima's state fair drew about 64 000 attendees, with 25 000 spent on permanent improvements and 25 000 banked. Spokane county earned third prize at the Yakima fair, while Walla Walla and Grays Harbor led. Plans emerge to promote Lewiston Idaho resources with an exhibit train. Armistice Day observances are planned by American Legion members in Sandpoint with a full program.
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Spokane
Yakima
Spokane County
Walla Walla County
Grays Harbor County
Lewiston
Idaho
Middle West
American Legion
Sandpoint
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Advertising Pictures Drive Sales in Printers Ink Monthly
The September issue of Printers Ink Monthly argues advertising is a science built on psychology where pictures shape consumer demand more than text. It notes country merchants must use attractive visuals to compete with mail order houses and curb their impact.
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Printers? Ink Monthly
America
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Advertising tips for merchants from country publisher columns
A merchant learns advertising methods by consulting a country publisher and studying the advertising pages of successful city merchants. The guidance emphasizes tapping local experts and comparing effective campaigns to improve his own promotional approach.
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Leavenworth 1921 Budget and Tax Levy Estimate
The document presents the 1921 budget estimate with itemized expenses totaling 15,900.00 and receipts of 15,900.00 including general fund and water bond redemption. It notes a city council meeting on October 4 1920 at 8:00 p.m. to set tax levies for 1921 and lists city officers.
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Leavenworth Seeks Bids for Concrete Sidewalk Project
The City Council of Leavenworth Washington invites sealed proposals by Oct 4 1920 for about 15000 square feet of concrete sidewalk on Benton and Evans streets Local Improvement District No 6. Bids require 5 percent certified check. Council may reject any bid. Published Sept 24, 1920.
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Leavernworth
Chelan County
Washington
Benton and
Evans Streets
City Hall
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Franklin Lumber Co
Leavenworth, Wash
National Builders Bureau
Grocers
Wenatchee Milling Co
Wenatchee, Washington
Purity Creamery
Folger’s Insigne Coffee
Folger’s Tea
Thomson’s
Amundson
Bruton Company
Broadway
New York City
Echo
Harrison
Lachlan MacLean
Wenatchee
Mwe
Northern Pacific
Fllensboro
Blue Mountains
Craig Mountains
Superior Court
Catherine Allen
R. J. McCarthy
Chelan
Towit
Willamette
Ion
Sumner & Lebeck
P. O. Adress
First Nat’l Bank Bldg
County of Chelan
Superior Court of
Chelan Co. E. V. Nelson
D. McCleod
RY Ewe
State of
FE. V. Nelson
Corbin. Whitney & Faston
P.O
Central Building
Wash
Aon Oie
Myrtle Snyder
Barcclay Hotel
First and
University Sts
Seattle
Arlington Hotel
Pioneer
Robt. Kelly
Mgr
J. J. Ryan
Prop
Herman Howe
L. J. Nelson
Howe & Nelson Law Offices
Elliott Building
J.T. Lindley
J. W. Elliott
Bert Williams
Leavenworth, Wa
G. W. Hoxley
Wm. M. Cox
Leavenworth Hospital
W. W. Elmer, M. D
C. H. Burkhart
Leavenworth Undertaking Co
Town & Hennessy
A. N. Corbin
M. H. Easton
W. F. Whitney
Central Bldg
Sam R. Sumner
Columbia Valley Bank Bldg
Wenatches
Burt J. Williams
Chelan Co
N. M. Sorenson
F. M. Crolard
F. If
Steine
Crollard & Steiner Lawyers
Commercial Bank
Wenatcher
John FE. Porter
Columbia Valley Bank
E. J. Widbey
Nat'l Bank
Wenatche
H. Baer
M.D
Commercial Bank Bldg
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