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Leavenworth Echo

Location

Leavenworth, Washington, United States of America

Date

Sep 11, 1914

Page

12

Why Leavenworth Prospered and Will Grow and Prosper

The piece argues Leavenworth’s growth depends on the upper Wenatchee Valley apple industry. It notes higher elevation, flavor, and later ripening boost profits, with shipments rising from about 30 cars to potentially 500 or more, forecasting continued prosperity if fruit demand and production grow.

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Leavenworth Growth Prospects Highlight Valley Economy

A Washington valley article outlines Leavenworth’s robust payrolls with rail and sawmill jobs, arguing a $60 000 monthly payroll supports growth. It praises mild winters, clean snow, good climate, and no fever risk due to natural drainage, touting the valley as perfect for settlers and health.

A Story of the Progres How It Grew

The Echo chronicles the Upper Wenatchee Valley’s rise from a 1904 village of 400 with meager farming to a growing town. The Lamb-Davis Lumber Co mill opened in 1905, creating jobs and payroll growth as brick houses rose in 1904 and irrigation ditch projects expanded orchard lands in Cascade Orchards. The Echo began printing in 1904 by publisher Leavenworth.

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