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Newspaper
Leavenworth Echo
Location
Leavenworth, Washington, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1909
Page
2
The Echo warns subscribers one year or more behind on payments that continued delivery may violate postal regulations. If arrears persist after a pre expiry notice and remittance is not received, names may be removed to protect postal privileges. The piece urges diligence in duties and ends with commentary on a young worker's ambition and effort.
The Lamb-Davis Company opened a major Leavenworth mill in 1902, with over 1 million dollars spent on buildings, dams, and timber. It runs 160 000 feet per day and about 350 workers. Nearby mills include Charles Freytag, J. B. Hathaway, and Hendricks owned Peshastin facilities with capacities from 10 000 to 20 000 feet daily and 6 to 20 workers.
A motivational verse by Herbert Kaufman urges self belief and hard work. It rejects luck and fate, urging readers to hustle, fight, and maintain pluck to win. The speaker emphasizes personal effort, resilience, and taking action over passivity.
The acquittal on count two leaves 23 for acquittal and 25 for conviction while the salaries count ends 14 to 26. The trial drew a packed Senate chamber with onlookers standing in corridors as Israel pressed legal tactics and Lee delivered a probing defense.
The Spokane Interstate Fair plans September 20 to 25 with over $100,000 in outlays and $60,000 in premiums and attractions. Revenue relies on admissions, restaurant spaces managed by churches, and booths including soft drinks, netting about $3,000 this year. A horse collar expert stresses proper fit and pad for comfort, while local news reports arrivals and hires at area depots and clubs, including a new girl born at Lewis Noble's home and staff changes at Leavenworth Furniture and Hardware Co.
Washington, Idaho and Oregon are predicted to yield 65 million bushels of wheat 35 million bushels of oats and 15 million bushels of barley this season. The Swedish Cabinet refuses to arbitrate a labor dispute while 201,089 workers remain on strike. State troopers guard the Pressed Steel Car Company plant in Schoenville where 3500 employees are on strike.
Mrs Theodore Roosevelt and a crowd of Americans watched Glenn Curtiss, the Ham mondsport aviator, claim the blue ribbon at the world's greatest aeroplane artists gathering. Other news includes Chicago garment plan to centralize industry with 80 buildings costing 5 million dollars and new housing for 8500 workers.
Markets report showing prices for wheat barley oats hay butter eggs hops wool mohair and other farm products. Prices given per ton cwt and per pound with regional notes including Willamette Valley and Eastern Oregon values.
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