Washington Wheat Yields Forecast Strong for 1921
Washington state forecasts total wheat production of 51,333,000 bushels from 2,331,000 acres in 1921, with winter wheat at 29,790,000 bushels and spring wheat at 21,543,000 bushels. June 1 conditions: winter wheat 92 percent of normal and spring wheat 91 percent. Other crops show mixed gains and declines across oats barley rye and hay with fruit crops also summarized.
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Washington
G. S. Ray
Bureau of Crop Estimates
United States Departeent of Aariculture
Washington State
Ray
Auto Drivers Required Licenses and Gas Tax Details
The state orders automobile drivers to obtain special $1 licenses valid Aug 1 1921 to July 31 1923 and sets a one cent per gallon gasoline tax starting July 1. Applications must use official blanks. parental or guardian consent required for minors. The tax and its collection, including disputes over gas stored before July 1, are under Attorney General review.
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Olympia
Nis
State Department
Thompson
Repreeentative
S. A. Mann
Spokane
Mann
Markets Hold Steady Amid Wheat Rally And Mixed Cattle
Weak but firming tones spread through grain and stock markets as crop reports and favorable districts support prices. Wheat futures push higher with July at new highs while inland cash quotes from Walla Walla to Ritzville show varied gains. livestock at Spokane largely steady with prime cattle and hogs trading near prior week levels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Reserve System
Federal Reserve
Spokane Union
Spokane
J. H. McGhie
Fenn
Idaho
Albert McKee
North Lapwai
L. M. Kitley
Moscow
C. B. Pendie
Sprague
I. J. Davis
Pomeroy
Kelly & Robertson
Lamont
John Galloway
T. W. Ryan
Chambers
CG. G. Compton
Peck
E. S. Sweet
George BH. Holbrook
Lenore
Ike Brady
Meyers Falls
Farmers’ Exchange
Poison Mont
C. H. Priest
Chicago
Inland Empire
Walla Walla
Odessa
Ritzville
Seattle
Red Walla
Big Bend
Farm Picnic At Camp Comfort In Medical Lake
Spokane County Farm Bureau invites every farm family to Camp Comfort Medical Lake on Saturday July 18 for a large picnic dinner with lunch baskets. An extensive program of sports races and events will be held under the direction of County Agriculturist O V Patton and local organizers?
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spokane County Farm Bureau
Camp Comfort
Medical Lake
O. V. Patton
Spokane County
Jonathans from Wenatchee lead in Romes in 1920 21 report
The 1920 1921 Washington apple report shows Wenatchee and Yakima districts supplying most Jonathans Winesaps and Delicious varieties. Rome Beauties mainly from Spokane and southern Idaho with small Wenatchee Idaho inputs. Wenatchee produced half Winesaps about one sixth Jonathans and one eighth Delicious. Yakima Valley yielded over half Winesaps one fifth Jonathans and one twelfth Romes with Delicious and other varieties making up the rest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wenatchee
Yakima
Bureau of Markets
United States Department of Agriculture
Rome
Spokane
Idaho
Wenatchecee
Yakima Valley
College leaders invited to speak at afternoon program
D. O. Ferrell athletic director of the Spokane Y M C A and W B Armstrong president of the Washington Farm Bureau federation have been invited to deliver the afternoon address. Dr E O Holland president of the State College of Washington and Dr F B Nelson director of the extension service have also been asked to speak.
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D. O. Ferrell
Spokane Y. M. C
W. B. Armstrong
Washington Farm Bureau Federation
E. O. Holland
State College of Washington
F. B. Nelson
Annuals Make Neat Gardens Brighten Homes Quickly
The article extols annual flowers for quick bright blooms on rented or temporary sites. It notes they supplement permanent plantings and can act as temporary screens against buildings and views. Massed tall annuals create privacy while lower varieties enhance walks and boundaries.
Garden bed design for annuals and cut flowers guidance
The article describes preferred layouts for annual flower beds and cut-flower plantings. It contrasts formal and informal garden designs, notes the need for rich soil and ample space, and suggests enclosing borders to shelter flower areas. It ends with a market market line about hogs and cattle, followed by the humorous line We hope this is no bull.
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Jonathans
Romes
E. C. Blanchard & Co
Black Riverside Ave
Wash
Highland
Boyd-Conlee CO
Spokane, Washington
Col. W. H. Spencer
Spokane, Wash
LF. TS
Nb and Morrison Sts
Lane
Bell & Gill
Empire State Building
America
Clay Glover Co., Inc
West 31St St
New York
French Cleaners and Dyers, Inc
Oxford Majestys' Gamboge Knights
White Horse Farm
Paoli
J. M. Carey & Brother Incorporated
Cheyenne, Wyoming
Model Cafe
Sprague Ave
Buckley Cafe
Riverside Ave
Old National Bank
Thos
Lentgis
Fogelquist Clothing Co
J. A. Mearow
Mgr
Cycle Supply CO
Crystal Laundry
Crystal Cleaners
Angvire Art Studios
Riverside
Manns
Ziegler Elk
Howard & Riverside
Hipperson
Ryde
Inland Seed CO
McDonald
Corona Typewriter Sales CO
Automobile Trading Co
Spokane, Wasi
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