Union Labor Opposes Prohibition Measure No 3
The State Federation of Labor committee, led by Ernest P Marsh and including Charles P Taylor, Harry Call, and others, unanimously condemned Initiative Measure No 3 as not temperance and as a threat to 8 300 union jobs. They urged a common sense action against a bill that would ship liquor in while banning local production and harm Washington workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legislative Committee
State Federation of Labor
Ernest P. Marsh
Everett
Charles Perry Taylor
Tacoma
Harry Call
Bellingham
W. J. Coates
Spokane
L. D. Clark
Walla Walla
Verne English
Raymond
T. F. Burns
T. H. Bolton
Seattle
E. A. Francois
State of
Washington
State of Washington
United States
Washington State Federation of Labor
Seattle Daily Times
Feeding to Maintain Egg Production in Fall
A New York poultryman urges fall feeding to keep egg production steady. He recommends a high protein ration with dry mash and grain, including oilmeal beef scrap corn meal bran stale bread and added sunflower seed when available. A self feeder with beef scrap stays before the hens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
National
Death Calls on A L Fitzgerald
Death calls on A L Fitzgerald noted in an obituary fragment. He was 25, a respected officer who joined posses chasing the outlaw John Tor. He leaves a young widow and his father had died two months earlier. Funeral arrangements were not yet made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed. Payette
Schelle Mathews
Fitzgerald
Wyncoche Wilds
John Tornow
Aberdeen City Council Delays Bond Action While Approving Sewer and Pipe Contracts
Council meeting Wednesday adopted a resolution for an eight inch sanitary sewer on Willard street and awarded R E Connell Plumbing of Hoquiam a water department pipe supply contract. J Bell offered to buy 12 inch cast iron pipe from the Wishkah river for 50 dollars. Bond action was postponed for one week. West Heron street and alley block 20 assessments were equalized and local improvement funds created. An amendment to curb cattle grazing was introduced and deferred pending petitions in South Aberdeen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. E. Connell Plumbing Company
Hoquiam
Water Department
J. Bell
Wishkah
West Heron Street
Block 20
South
Aberdeen
South Aberdeen
Governor Denies Pardons in Karl Misch Case
Gov Lis ter rejects a pardon for Karl Misch sentenced to one year in county jail for an unnatural crime. Sheriff Mathews received a petition signed by nearly all county peace officers, noting a destitute wife and nine children. The governor cites no grounds for executive clemency despite county backing.
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Montesano
Lister
Mathews
Karl Misch
Misch
Sister
Goose Feather Care and Value for Raisers
Raisers of geese should note feather care as a major income source. Feathers are dried in a clean airy place and turned with a fork every few days. Steaming in bags improves value by purging oily odor. The White Embden geese shown are good producers of feathers and quality fowls for holidays.
Sour milk as digestion aid found useful
A report notes sour milk as an effective digestion corrective. It aids digestion and increases it by placing size pans on a platform raised eighteen inches from the floor.
Skeleton found buried in sand linked to long‑dead man
An adult skeleton was found half buried in sand at Dyehut by a clam digger who alerted Coroner Hunter at Hoquia. The remains, identified by shoes, are tied to Hain Pennse a Turk who died after being struck from a railroad bridge at Hoquiam on November 4 1918. The shoes matched by a close companion at the Hoquiam morgue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dyehut
Hoquia
Hain Pennse
Hoquiam
Penso
Index to Hen Health and Comb Color Clues
The comb color indicates a fowl’s health. Pale or very black combs signal illness while a bright scarlet comb marks health. Whenever the comb changes color, inspect the bird for disease.
Kidneys Warned By Overeating Meat Claim
A health advisory notes backache and kidney discomfort follow eating too much meat as uric acid overworks the kidneys. Sluggish kidneys can cause headaches dizziness sour stomach and rheumatic feelings with cloudy urine and nightly urination. seek reliable medical advice.
Whitewash Poultry House Interiors to Kill Vermin
A plan recommends whitewashing the interior of poultry houses every few months to brighten them and reduce vermin. It suggests mixing crude carbolic acid with the whitewash to kill insects in cracks.
Onions Prove Thrifty in Lime Rich Rhode Island Soils
Experiments at the Rhode Island station show onions rank with clovers melons and lettuce for thriftiness in lime rich soils. It is not yet determined if the lime benefits the onions directly or via a soil condition created by the lime.
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Rhode Island
Jad Salts Promoted For Kidney Comfort
A historical notice describes Jad Salts as a grape and lemon acid blend with lithia. It claims to cleanse sluggish kidneys, neutralize acids in urine, end bladder weakness, and provide an inexpensive, pleasant effervescent drink. It emphasizes daily morning use before breakfast as a remedy.
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Anoth
Livingston
Grocery Department
Shoe Department
Millinery Department
Busi
Ness
J. S. Waugh En
Garment Department
Wilton
A. L. Fitzgerald
Willard
Karl Missch
Wolff’s
Athena
Geo. J. Wolff
Grays Harbor
Service & Supply Company
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