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Newspaper
Leavenworth Echo
Location
Leavenworth, Washington, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1912
Page
2
Fragmented notice from The Lesvesworth Echo discusses subscriptions prices and public notices. It mentions plans for seed planting, community prosperity, and a disease outbreak affecting potatoes with guidance on storage and handling.
A critical analysis argues Roosevelt delayed announcing his candidacy to avoid a mere office seeks profile. It contrasts his Massachusetts pledge to respect voters and Taft delegates with California events and charges of a consuming desire for power, praising his integrity in leading reform.
The potato blight in Western Washington is identified as late blight caused by parasitic fungi. Symptoms include brown leaf margins, waterlogged leaf areas, and purplish tint in moist conditions. Tubers show discolored tissue. avoid using diseased seed. Control via Bordeaux Mixture at 5 to 50 ratio.
Explorer Stefanson reports 13 new tribes near the Mackenzie region and on Victoria Island. He notes Norseian white-origin natives numbering about 20 000 with red hair blue eyes and fair skin. Amundsen sought a northern white race but failed to locate them.
Publication summons before Justice of the Peace George P. Rice in Leavenworth Precinct Washington. Plaintiff H. Maysr vs A. D. Peppier. Claim for rent and advertising in the work Mil.w. plaint filed September 4 1912. Justice of the Peace GEO. P. Rice. Sept BT.
Readers are invited to worship at the Congregational ring with a big choir and evening song service led by Pastor W. V. Davis. Marshalls Bokesack Pratt and Deputy Sheriff Gene Hamilton raided Lilly Hotel Thursday morning, arresting six inmates four men and two banished from town within 24 hours. Mothers and children should walk in the summer heat to avoid bowel ailments and Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy is available at King's City Drug Store.
The fragment mentions Clarence Campbell as assistant cashier and appears to be an OCR snippet from a bank or financial notice. It lacks a clear event or date but provides a proper noun and job title context.
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