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Newspaper

Leavenworth Echo

Location

Leavenworth, Washington, United States of America

Date

Sep 16, 1904

Page

2

Dill for Superior Court Judge Urged by The Echo

The Leavenworth Echo urges Chelan county Republican voters to back John D. Dill for Superior Court Judge in the district including Chelan Okanogan Douglas and Ferry. It notes Dill is a lifelong Republican, qualified, honest, and unaffiliated with entangling alliances, deserving support on election day. The paper contrasts Dill with Democrat Steiner while urging unity among McBride supporters and criticizing rival newspapers’ political feuds.

The Echo Chelan County John D. Dill Superior Court Chelan Okanogan Douglas Ferry Steiner Douglas County Dill Republiccan

Political Sinner Repsent Confessional Call to Support Ticket

Walter Olive of Cashmere joins Republicans after county convention setback and pledges to vote straight Republican. The piece urges other aloof Chelan county Republicans to declare support and align with party goals. It frames past divisions as resolved by backing the ticket.

Walter Olive Cashmere McBride Chelan County

Cashmere Moves Toward Village Incorporation

The town seeks incorporation to obtain electric lights water supply and street and sidewalk improvements. A formal contract mechanism and shared costs are argued as fair since all residents will benefit from the proposed services.

Cashmere

Do Better and Be Better We All Should Strive

A reflective piece on criticizing others gently while acknowledging personal faults. It argues we cannot see our own flaws clearly and that the aim is to help others improve without boasting. Citing Byron, it emphasizes humility and mutual improvement over moral judgment.

Lord Byron

Justice and newPenitentiary woes in Iowa cases

A bank teller in Anamosa was convicted of stealing 54000 and given a year and a half in the penitentiary. In the same state another man drew six years for stealing a chicken. The piece argues penitentiaries seem built for the poor. It condemns Amalgamated Copper Rockefeller American Steel Morgan financiers for swindling the public with worthless stock.

Iowa Anamosa Amalgamated Copper Company Rockefeller American Steel Company Morgan

School Notes Highlight Bethel and Brooks Raise Pupil Grades

Miss Mida Bethel enters 9th grade, Miss Flow Bethel 7th, and Miss Julia Brooks 4th as state law requires excuses for absences and tardies. The piece praises regular attendance and punctual habits, notes bright prospects for the year, and mentions boys playing base ball while first and second grade rooms present a cymbal driven entrance.

Mida Bethel Flow Bethel Julia Brooks Ree Ss

Busy Bees Club Aids Sunday School With Generous Gift

A town youth group Busy Bees for girls aged ten to fourteen funds church work through bit work sales and small donations. Last Sunday the club surprised the Congregational Sunday School with a five dollar lump sum to support its needs and the superintendent Mrs. Farmer thanked them for the charitable act.

Busy Bees Congregational

Dancing party at A McPheters home hosts lively crowd

A small dancing party was held at the home of A McPheters last Saturday evening with music dancing and a delicious lunch. Guests included D KR Abbot Mae McLure Archer Sparks G McGregor Tina Johnston Robert bove Emory Ros Joe Backus Harry Gehid A Catechadal and Ole Sands. Today and tomorrow you can get measured for a fall suit or picot by an expert tailor. Liss Bros.

A. McPheters McPheters D. KR. Abbot Mae McLure Archer Miss Sparks G. McGregor Tina Johnston Robert Bove Messrs Emory Ros Joe Backus Harry Gehid A.J. Catechadal Ole Sands Liss Bros

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Leavenworth Deed H. Mayar Leavenworth Echo Washington Henry McBride Commission No Commission Mr. McBride Railroad Commission Friends of Albert E. Meade Republican Party Wenatchee Lakeside F. A. Losekamp P. H. Tomlinson Wenatchee Hardware Co A. F. Anderson Mer L. Lamb Pres Cintor Lamb-Davis Lumber Co Front St John Bjork Beam & Smith, Building Contractors Thomas Darling George Albright Eudora Kansas E. O. Moody Mr. Darling Leavenworth Drug Store
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