North Pacific Fruit Distributors Form Central Office
The meeting in Spokane gathered trustees and district chiefs of the newly formed North Pacific Fruit Distributors. President Davidson resigned Hood River ties to focus on central organization. Potatoes and fruit volumes forecast to expand, with 4000 carloads of potatoes and 12000 carloads of fruit projected for 1913.
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North Pacific Fruit Distributors
Spokane
Davidson
Hood River
J. H. Robbins
North Yakima
B. A. Perham
Wilmer Seig
H. T. Smith
Payette
J. T. Ronan
Miss Burlingame Hosts Violin Recital for Pupils
Apology issued for omission of report on the violin recital given by Miss Burlingame and her pupils on Monday evening the 9th. The event featured Miss Burlingame's class with assistance noted.
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Glee Club
Miss Shier
Ruth Huntington
Ursula Mattecheck
Vernon Hunt
Verle Thorpe
Norman Lynch
Inda Smith
Margaret Harrison
Loretta Matheny
Adelbert Billings
William Stewart
J. G. Kelley
Laila
Department of
The
University of Washington
Promoter Sentenced and Fled to Canada in Oregon Scandal
A. J. Biehl, convicted promoter of the Columbia River Orchards Co., forfeited a $10,000 bond and fled to Canada while serving a two year penitentiary term after a Portland trial for mail fraud. His appeal awaits in a higher court as Northwest bond schemes unravel from DeLarm’s alleged gatherings of about 27 linked companies and a $4.5 million bond issuance.
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A. J. Biehl
Columbia River Orchards Co
Wahlake
Canada
Biehl
Portland
Archare
Northwest
J. Rufus Wallingford
Oregon Washington Trust Company
Columbia River Company
Washington Orchard Irrigation & Fruit Company
DeLarm
Death Confirmed, DeLarm Promoter McCourt Ends Search
Frank E. Green, DeLarm's attorney, presented conclusive proof of DeLarm's death leading McCourt to end the lengthy search for the missing promoter. The indictment in DeLarm's case is in charge of the proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DeLarm
Frank E. Green
McCourt
Quality farming for better dairy output with fewer cows
The article argues the main dairy farming drawback is lack of skilled help. It suggests two cows in one skin doubling milk output, or keeping 10 high quality cows with meticulous care. It advocates fewer, better managed animals across all livestock, reducing acreage and labor needs.
Lewes and Eliot as Seen by Norton and Dickens
In Norton Letters Scribner's presents George Henry Lewes and George Eliot as Dickens described them. Lewes is mocked for odd looks yet praised for intellect by Darwin and Lyell. Eliot is portrayed as plain in appearance but with a strong, deep mind and intense manner during a long conversation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darwin
Charles Lyell
George Eliot
Cannibalism Explained by European Journal
The Gazette de Hollande argues cannibalism is misrepresented as a base act. It claims most cannibals act against their will, driven by sentiment rather than appetite. Some honor the dead, others seek to assimilate virtues, while a third group motives revenge.
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Gazette de Hollande
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Pather
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Mang
Wash
Skillman van Cott
Optometrist
Kennewick’s Printers
Columbia River
W. E. DeLarm
Orchards Company
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Placerville
Cal
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Stull & Williams Tailors
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