Local Socials and Visits Highlight Weekend in Cashmere Area
Mrs Charles Waters hosts Kinney funeral in Friday Harbor while dinners and gatherings mark a busy weekend. Modern Woodmen meet at Masonic Hall with 175 served at a grand supper. Guests mingle across towns as locals attend dances, lectures, and family visits in Wenatchee, Cashmere, and Seattle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Waters
Er In Law
L. R. James
W. J. Tickner
Seattle
James Furry
Jack Day
Wenatchee
A. E. Bowers
Christian Science Society of
Bollman Hill
C. T. Qualley
H. E. Wiker
W. W. Reed
J. E. Bailey
Leavenworth Hospital
G. A. Graham
Ray Inks
David Webber
Ritzville
Beulah Nelson
Monroe
C. P. Nelson
Frances Ewell
Maude Warde
Bert Wilson
Miss Warde
A. E. Slosson
New Hats Arrive Weekly Before Easter
Store announces new hats arriving weekly with a promise to stock what customers want and assure availability before Easter.
Industrial activity shows gains in basics and autos
The month highlights improvements in basic industries including steel and metals, with notable growth in railway equipment and copper. Automobile production rises while building permits exceed 1921 levels by about forty percent, though labor disputes and uncertain costs temper textiles and other sectors. Retail and wholesale trade trend downward. Wholesale prices rise four points to 142. Foreign trade edges lower with broader export import alignment and exchange stability elsewhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Reserve Board
Labor costs favor road building and irrigation storage noted
A federal labor cost report indicates stable wage levels for common labor on federal aid road projects with minor regional differences. It also discusses underground water storage by spreading floodwaters on gravel beds in southern California, potential expansions to meet rising irrigation demand, and bee husbandry tips for beekeepers in spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureau of Public Roads
United States Department of Agriculture
Pacific States
Agricultural Engineering Division
California
Water irrigation ingenuity amid drought in Southern California farms
Irrigation farmers in southern California show ingenuity and resourcefulness as water spreads over gravelly soil. Water for irrigation commands high value in the region and drives adaptive farming practices amid drought conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
West
University of Washington Grad Aids Tungsten Element Research
Roger W. Ryan formerly of Auburn and a 1916 University of Washington B S graduate helped in a Chicago project that split tungsten into hydrogen helium and mercury. He did this while researching under Dr Harkins at the University of Chicago after serving with the Chemical Warfare Service manufacturing charcoal for gas masks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Washington
Chicago
H. K. Benson
Department of Chemistry
Roger W. Ryan
Auburn
Harkins
University of Chicago
Ryan
Chemical Warfare Service
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mae Simpson
Harry Miller
Grant Paton
Dale Marble
R. J. Doe
L. M. Sterling
R. L. Thomson
Tacoma
Elsie Johnson
Chas. Johnson
Alfred Johnson
Roy Parrish
Brewster
Mr. Parrish
Paris
Deltor
Leavenworth Mercantile
U. S
Congress
Leavenworth Echo
Leavenworth
Wash
State of Washington
Chelan
O. A. Lee
Echo Publishing Co
Leavenworth, Wash
H.S. Rearick
W. G. Schannach
H. S. Rearick
C. A. Lee
Joseph T. Lindley
Chesterfield
Liggett @ Myers Tobacco Co
Wheeler’s Drug Store
Leavenworth’s
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