The newspaper usually consisted of about four to six pages. It published official declarations, decisions, and similar documents. Among the most famous issues is that of February 19, 1918, when the entire front page was dedicated to the Act of Independence of Lithuania. Although the majority of that issue was confiscated, the newspaper's editor, Petras Klimas, succeeding in hiding about 60 copies. In addition to political news, "Lietuvos aidas" also published poems and other literary works. It featured a special supplement, "Liuosoji valanda" ("The Free Hour"), dedicated to art. Another supplement, "Mūsų ūkis" ("Our Farm"), published articles on farming and agriculture.