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Newspaper
Leavenworth Echo
Location
Leavenworth, Washington, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1904
Page
1
S. D. Griffith, a lawyer based in Wenatchee Washington, lists practice in all courts with contact options Lock Box 23 and phone number 95.
Westward the orb of glory travels through Wisconsin as City Drug Store promotes Rocky Mountain Tea. The ad highlights the product’s fame by a single bold stride and its worldwide name recognition.
Republican nominee for the Superior Court seat is named for the district comprised of Iglas Kanogan Ferry and Chelan. The filing highlights party backing and regional scope. Local voters prepare for the upcoming confirmation or election process.
John D Dill born 1864 in Crawfordsville Iowa rose from a farm boy to a lawyer. He practiced in Kansas Iowa and Washington and served as mayor of Winfield and Wenatchee before moving to Chelan county. Nominated for superior judge he is described as honest conscientious and progressive with broad support from the legal community and voters.
Readers hear assertions from Nellie Fuller and local petitioners about railroad taxation and newspaper property assessments. The letter cites the Spokesman-Review’s own lowered assessment from 42000 to 21000, claims underassessed railroad values, and contrasts Republican and Democratic tariff policies.
A billionaire club of Wall Street and trust magnates plans a Parker and Davis silk campaign banner display at Great Neck New York Cord Meyer chairman of the New York Democratic State Committee, a Little Neck resident. The text also markets Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea for skin eruptions priced 35 cents at City Drug Store.
The Chelan County Wenatchee fair drew more Leavenworth visitors than any previous year with strong livestock and poultry displays and improved racing. Attendees noted fine exhibits, city advertising, and a veterans reunion, while forecasts predict growth for Wenatchee.
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