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Newspaper
Leavenworth Echo
Location
Leavenworth, Washington, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1907
Page
2
Fragmentary OCR text from Leavenworth Echo references Deed and matter, payments, and community concerns. Names and places are unreadable, with many garbled phrases, making it difficult to identify a clear event, date, or involved organizations.
Piece argues grafting is theft and condemns Quay and other grafting figures. It decries societal tolerance, praises public condemnation, and urges neighbors to refuse to associate with proven thieves. The author links fear of punishment to social progress and calls for firm penalties.
Journal notes a cordial exchange between Judge Emg and Mr Farchilds chair of the state rationed commission regarding a milk road crossing. A press discussion follows with Mr Gaiman confirming review and early consideration while Washington officials shape coverage and public contact with reporters remains cautious.
A fragmented verse references weather, travel, and people. It mentions Pats, Te, Sued Dee cork, and numbers like -5 and MM Lewtie Hewson Peet. The readability is limited but retains a few proper names and context clues.
A. A. Piper of Great Northern reports Wenatchee's fruit packing season is booming as the local box mill expands capacity. He notes the need to ship about two thousand boxes daily for the Wenatchee valley harvest, with additional cars already sent to the area. The Everest town reference underscores central Washington's growing supply chain demands.
The readable text hints at themes of advertising value and city reality. It presents disjoint phrases about waking to advertising value and the idea of a self authored demise within enlistment contexts. The fragment lacks clear names, dates, or events.
Rev Bloomquies will give a Bible reading at 11 o clock Sunday morning at the Congregational church on The Holy Spirit. The evening topic at 7 30 o clock will be A Chance for Rich and Poor. Sunday school starts at 2 10 o'clock. You are invited to attend if you can.
Mr. Michel notes only two peach trees on his Wenatchee valley site yet 50 cent boxes sold. Visitors from Seattle tour the area, learn about orchards, and discuss why peaches thrive at higher elevations. The trip aims to promote fruit planting and better market timing for future seasons.
Grant Losthome secures contract to build concrete piers and steel bridge and to erect a concrete power house for the great electric plant up the canyon. Work to begin at once and take over two years to complete. A separate note mentions sale of Lest week and plans for Ivey to move to Alaska after arranging land, tools, and stock transfer.
Contest at Leavenworth Mercantile Co store closes Saturday night October ninth at nine. A display in the Big Store window shows contestants standings. Wenatchee reports Asiime Farmer injured by a recent explosion.
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