Chewelah considers boosting municipal electric plant capacity
Chewelah city council weighs raising the electric plant capacity from 55 h p to 190 h p with a 300 foot head gain from Chewelah creek. Bond funding estimated at about 5000 dollars may cover construction costs and a contractor share.
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Loon Lake irrigation plan spurs growth and local ventures
The irrigation project north of Loon Lake draws investors willing to pay $150 an acre for cleared land and $125 for uncleared, with a 13 mile main ditch across the landscape. Evan Morgan, manager, predicts a rising population due to water access and soil quality as nearby farms show thrifty vegetable yields.
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