Mexico Policy and Alien Labor Reflections by John B. Slater
John B. Slater argues US Mexico relations hinge on mutual respect for laws and warns against imposing US norms on Mexico. He notes historic senate resolutions on Baja California, Mexican labor rules favoring native citizens, and calls for careful handling of sympathy for immigration and expansion, comparing revolutionary activity to local conflicts.
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Mexico
U. S. Senate
Baja California
Wilson
Arizona
Pacific
Gulf
United States
Canada
Republic
John B. Slater
Tuberculosis Association plans Seattle meeting and events
The Washington Tuberculosis Association meets June 24 and 26 in Seattle in the Chamber of Commerce rooms with delegates from 30 county leagues. Robert G. Patterson of Ohio outlines the Christmas seal campaign. Activities include nutrition discussions, a Nat ional Nurses association tuberculosis talk open to the public, and a 1 percent fare for attendees. The Frank Starr post American Legion smoker is set for Marcus on July 3 featuring bouts including Jimmie Walsh versus Steve Parker, with Bill Chariton refereeing as part of a Marcus joint celebration July 3–5. The Examiner advertises its printing, engraving and office supplies services.
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Washington Tuberculosis Association
Seattle
Frank Starr
American Legion
Marcus
Jimmie Walsh
Spokane Post
Steve Parker
Spokane
Bill Chariton
Ellensburg
Washington crops outlook from June 1 1922 report
The June 1 1922 crop report shows Washington winter wheat down from 85 to 79 and a forecast yield of 27 253 000 bushels, spring wheat acreage steady at 1 147 000, oats and barley lower, apples and pears mixed upper stated, and hay up to 2 120 000 tons. The report covers wheat oats barley rye apples peaches pears and grain sheaf methods with notes on demonstration dates and the Stevens County Livestock Show and Fairs set for September 26 27 28 1922.
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Bureau of Markets and Crop Estimates
Washington
How to Make Sheaves for Fair Exhibits
Mrs. Winnie Braden explains methods to prepare forage and grain sheaves for county fair displays. She advises cutting grasses at full blossom before ripening, using a curved blade pruning knife, then drying in a well ventilated room before forming the sheaf. If display space is limited the design may be compact and varied.
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Winnie Braden
Addy Celebrates Fourth of July With Big Community Program
Addy plans its largest ever Fourth of July celebration led by the chamber of commerce. A ball game pits the Addy team against the Spokane Indians, with races for all ages, a centipede and sack race, a dance, and an Indian program featuring stick games. A large delegation of Indians is expected.
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Addy
Chamber of Commerce
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Department of Agriculture
Stevens County
Hart Schaffner & Marx
Arman Colvilles Economy Center
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