Washington state news of interest seen in brief items
A long list of local notes from Washington includes apricot losses near Wenatchee, cattle shipments to Seattle markets, a Toledo tax association formation, farm events in Lewis and Richland, measles and whooping cough reports, slow grain harvests near Endicott, a Spokane pastor's war veteran links, and a Port of Portland naval militia visit.
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Charles P. Stanley
Spokane
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Latter Day Saints
British Columbia
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Peter Ahola
Centerville
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Washington Naval Militia
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la Center
Walter Holt
Richland High School
North Yakima
Parker
Yakima Valley
Spokane County
Walla Walla
South Dakota
Lake Washington Canal
Salmon Bay
Lake Union
Elizabeth Lollan
Gus Ehrenberg
Maurice Thompson
Washington National Guard
C. B. Blethen
Calexico
Cal
Washington Guardsmen
J. E. Wills
Chehalis
A. E. Rice
Willis
Johann Wanner
King Dykeman
State Retail Jewelers Association
Tacoma
Kristian Kalkenberg
W. G. Mahncke
A. L. Wilfen
G. H. Doerr
M. Hunseiker
May Barnard Wiltse
Washington, D. C
Bureau of the Mint
Allen H. Reynolds
Side With Truth and Conviction in Life Reflections
A compact meditation on steadfast belief urging readers to side with truth God and humanity. It contrasts conviction with mere opinions and notes longevity as a rare measure of life with a remark on enduring human aspiration and animal longevity.
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Minot
J. Savage
Origins of Fireships and Pork Barrel in U S History
Fireships first appeared in the sixteenth century with notable use at Antwerp in 1585 and by the British navy against the Spanish Armada in 1588. The pork barrel term arose in Congress from farmers sharing salted pork, linking free pork to treasury raids on appropriation bills.
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Congress
United States Treasury
Imbecility Not On The Wane Stated In London Writer Note
A London writer was commissioned to write on superstition and imbecility. The printed article began with the claim that imbecility is not on the wane. A perusal of the lines that follow is said to illustrate this point.
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