Proclamation sets Forest Protection Week by President Harding
President Warren G Harding proclaims May 22 98 1991 as Forest Protection Week urging governors to mobilize educational efforts. He cites annual forest fire losses of 20 million dollars and 12.5 million acres burned, and calls for citizen action to prevent waste and conserve natural resources. Secretaries of State certify the proclamation in Washington DC on April 7, 1921.
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United States
Warren G Harding
Unis
America
United States of
Ameri
District of Columbia
United States of America
Warren G. Harding
Charles E. Hughes
Vision of Heaven Dream in Pacific Retail Advisor
A grocer dreams of a Heaven on a busy corner Joy and Bliss with five star lighted windows, halos and wings hung up by clerks, perpetual price maintenance, no unions, and a cash register chiming. The dream ends as he wakes by a sudden roll from bed to a new day.
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Frank T. Harrigan
Pacific Retail Advisor
Joy
Bliss
St. Peter
Rutherford’s Atomic View of Electricity Revealed
Sir Ernest Rutherford told the Royal Institution that electricity is atomic not fluid, with alpha particles driving universal structure. He showed magnets in water repelling to form a circle, then currents made corks move like dancers.
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Aberdeen
Scotland
Ernest Rutherford
Royal Institution
Leyden
Forest Products Lab unveils 2-million-pound timber crusher
The Forest Products Laboratory at Madison Wisconsin unveils a giant mechanical tester with jaws 30 feet high. It can exert up to 2 million pounds to crush wooden posts one foot square and test large timber structures at variable speeds. Architects and engineers lack data the machine will provide.
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Forest Products Laboratory
United States Department of Agriculture
Madison
Wis
Little Mary Ellen McKee Rides Tricycle Around Corner
Sympathetic note from Terre Haute describes Mary Ellen McKee, a four year old near Union Hospital, who rides a tricycle daily. Her early rides were limited to her block but she soon wished to venture farther, showing concern for other sick children nearby.
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Mary Ellen McKee
Union Hospital
Terre Haute
Hospital ride plan prompts relief for bedridden
A girl named Mary Ellen tells her mother she will not ride past the hospital. She plans to hop off and push the cart so the staff can rest and lie in bed, avoiding hardship and unhappiness for the workers. The exchange reflects concern for hospital fatigue and care duties.
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Mary Ellen
Indianapolis News
Seattle Market Letter Reports Dairy and Grain Trends
The Seattle market report notes a steady butter market with a weaker undertone tied to San Francisco. California price drops could push Seattle lower. creamery stock is tight and retail butter has spiked. Egg market weak with rising storage, cattle receipts rise, hog prices steady, and sheep weak. Crop conditions in the wheat belt are ideal with strong export demand for Puget Sound and Columbia River deliveries. Grain carryover remains high as old crop grain is sold to clean state stocks. Potatoes show limited supply with Yakima Gem pricing around 30 dollars per ton fob shipping points.
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San Francisco
California
Seattle
Washington
Puget Sound
Columbia River
Yakima
Washington No. 1
Apple and livestock market update with cold storage notes
Large arrivals on Western Avenue remain in cold storage ahead of the final market jump and May cleanup. Desirable apple sizes hold strong with no price recessions. 125 Winesap not under 38 per box. Prices paid to producers cover eggs milk butter poultry hogs beef veal mutton and lambs with varied per unit rates for each category.
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Western Avenue
Puget Sound
Sale of Horses and Wagon at Leavenworth
Auction of two work horses two driving horses and one farmer on May 6 1921 at 2 p m at L Brender Blacksmith Shop Leavenworth Cash or bankable paper terms E C Carpenter.
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L. Brender
Leavenworth
E. C. Carpenter
United Doctors Specialists Visit Wenatchee for Free Exams
Medical group from Minneapolis will be at Elman Hotel May 9 and 10 offering free consultations and examinations. They claim no surgery for chronic conditions and advertise extensive results in stomach and nervous diseases, urging those with long standing illness to attend.
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Elman Hotel
Wenatchee
State of
Washington
Trent
Boston Block
Minneapolis
Minn
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Vision OF Heaven
Forest Products Lab
Seattle Market Letter
Fashion
Center For Our 312 Department Stores
JC Penneenney Co
Leavenworth, Washington
United Doctors
DR. Mellinthin & CO
Ment
Choice Meats and Poultry Telephone
Leavenworth, WN
Grocers
Wenatchee Milling Co
Wenatchee, Washington
Nen Zaal- Tams Iathdeiad
Echo
New Arlington Hotel
First Avenue
Spring Street
Robert Kelly
MGR
Great Northern Lumber Co
Leavenworth, Wash
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