Tests Slow as Friedmann Tuberculosis Vaccine Hailed
Dr. John F. Anderson challenges Dr. Friedmann’s tubercu losis vaccine amid slow patient acceptance. Only 94 patients treated, with clinics limited to New York observations. Aimed at prompt clarification before interstate sale license. Blue demands official tests and disclosure of vaccine method.
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Avery
Friedmann
Providence
R. I
John F. Anderson
Blue
National Public Health Service
New York City
A. M. Stimeon
Hotel Martinique
Race Laboratory
Washington, D
Washington
Public Service
Anderson
Snake River Kennewick Chosen as Next Meeting Site
At Pendleton a convention selected Snake River Kennewick as the next meeting place for the Columbia and Snake River Waterways association. R C Beach of Lewiston urged canal and irrigation projects to open the river and provide cheap power. Wallace Strable pressed for state bonds to fund feeder rail lines, accusing railroads of lagging in development. Farmers in the Klamath region face discouraging potato markets with many slated to feed hogs or discard surplus. Reclamation projects face red tape delays as Interior Secretary Lane orders cautious study of the West Umatilla project and awaits unbiased data to proceed.
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Snake River
Kennewick
Columbia and Snake River Waterways Association
Pendleton
R. C. Beach
Lewiston
Wallace RB. Strable
Columbia and Snake Waterways Association
Idaho
Oregon
Washington
Klamath Country
Northwest
Klameth Station
Lane
West
West Umatilla
Hee Teen
Tae Heen
Swain Players Bring Brown's in Town for Benefit
Cora King Swain presents the Athena High School benefit performance Brown's in Town at the opera house next week to aid track preparations for the City Park meet on Saturday April 26. Mack Swain leads as Papa with local talent. proceeds fund track electrification and facility improvements. Great Northern plans a Spokane to Cascades electrification at a cost near ten million dollars with land around Lake Chelan and Chelan Falls to host a power plant and 100000 horsepower output boosting main lines to Wenatchee and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athena High School
Mack Swain
Papa
Mr. Mack Swain
Brown
George Winship
Cora King Swain
Gardner
Wesley Tompkins
Emery Worthington
Ruby Bannister
Beasie Banister
Dude
Jim Phillips
Great Northern Railroad
Spokane
Cascades
Lake Chelan
Chelan River
Columbia River
Chelan Falls
Gasonden
Wenatobese
Leavenworth
Great Northern
Fruit Tree Orders and Sawfish Tales Across Topics
H. 8. Hill reports spring orders for large consignments of fruit and shade trees shrubs and ornamentals for local homes while notes on sea life describe sawfish with broad bladelike snouts and multiple rows of teeth. The Turk’s dress and hospitality are described alongside sponge crabs that partner with sponge for defense and food.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. 8. Hill
Washington Nursery Company
Presa
Hill
Loula Keon
B. B. Richards
W. P. Littlejohn
A. J. Parker
Louis Riggle
Victor Harrie
Sam Pambroo
B. N. Hawke
George Liouallen
Frank Knowlton
Frank Berlio
Mre
Joseph Lavadore
J. M. Swaggart
Mra
D. Bergevin
Harry Mcbride
A. B. McEwen
Joseph Sheard
Wm Beab
Pyerao
Z. W. Lockwood
Henry. Koepke
J. D. Plamondon
Mrs
Vina Farrow
Foss-Winship Hardware Changes Hands In Athena Area
The Foss-Winship Hardware company buys the stock and hardware business of C. A. Barrett & Co. headed by A. A. Foss who brings fourteen years with Barrett and prior experience with Mosgrove and D. M. Osburn. Partners include Wm. Winship, Samuel Hutt, and Henry A. Barrett with a $10,000 capital. The new firm plans a shelves heavy stock, no vehicles or farm implements for now, Barrett retires after 30 years in Athena. Washout on the O W R N main line near Pendleton halts traffic for over a day after a 200 foot track washout at Thorn Hollow caused by high water and driftwood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foss-Winechip Hardware Company
C. A. Barratt & Co
A. A. Foas
Barrett People
Mosgrove Implement Company
D. M. Osburn Company
Pendleton
Thorn Hollow
Power Plant Worker Killed In Walla Walla River Incident
Norman McCracken assistant plant superintendent died Tuesday at the power house when an iron tank contacted oil switches and released 5000 volts. Officials say failure to disconnect the tank likely caused the short circuit. coroner and jury investigated as power was shut down. McCracken, known in Athens, survived by wife and child. A hard rain and high winds followed later that week.
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Walla Walla River
Norman McCracken
Dr. Suttner
Fort
Walters
the & Light Company
McCacken
Olfiints
McCracken
Pendleee
Athens
Hoe
Milton
Bargain Households Goods Sale Listing
A list of undervalued everyday items priced at one dollar or less. Includes canvas gloves, work socks, six inch hair bow taffeta, valor linen torchon lace, women's gauntlet driving gloves, a leather hand bag, various fabrics, cottons, ginghams, toweling, a steel red umbrella, a double bed quilt, Huck towels, maslin, outing fabric and fine lawn.
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Valor
Aaron Ginghams
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Foss-Winship Hardware
THE
Tum-A-Lum Lumber CO
A. M. Johnson
Athena
D. H. Mansfield
Main Street
Dell Brothers
New York Aquarium
C. A. Barrett& Co
the Peoples Warehouse
TPW
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