Loss From Immature Salmon Takes Across Washington Coasts
A two year report by E Victor Smith of the University of Washington warns that harvesting immature chinook and silver salmon along the Washington Coast and Puget Sound causes vast losses of a major regional food source. The study details pounds lost, compares immature to mature fish, and notes strongest destruction at the Columbia River mouth.
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Washington
Pacific
of Washington
Columbia River
Neah Bay
Puget Sound
L. H. Darwin
E. Victor Smith
Biological Department
University of Washington
Darwin
Smith
Cape Plattery
Trevor Kincaid
Oregon
Vancouver Island
Troilers
Sand Island
Whidby Island
Ocean
Local notes from Eagle Creek valley this week
J B Sechons bought a new piano this week. Will Reader, mother and sister, left Wednesday for the Sound. T W Parrish and crew began graveling the Chumstick road. Mrs C M Matthews, visiting daughter in Olympia, returned home impressed with the valley. Mr and Mrs J R Chase and daughter Jessie and Mr and Mrs Curtis Chase visited the H A Anderson home. H D and E N Foster fished at the lake. Mary Schons visiting Wenatchee with Merle and wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Reader
The
T. W. Parrish
J. R. Chase
Jessie
Curtis Chase
Wenatchee
H. A. Anderson
Mary Schons
Merle
Foreign Missionary Society Meeting Highlights Giving
The Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of the Methodist Church met at Mrs Barcelon's home with a busy year noted. They raised 280 to aid missions in Japan India and Baroda, plus parcels for Tientsin and Baroda hospitals. The group invites more Leavenworth women to join, meeting the third Tuesday each month with September at Mrs E R McClain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Foreign Society
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Barcelon
Wheeler
Mission Theological Schools of
Japan
Mission
India
King’s Herald Band of
Woman's Vore
Clarence Seely
Bly
Louise Rumphr
Drake
Phoebe Ferris
Baroda
Woman’s Foreign Missionary Society
Leavenworth
Tientsin
China
Tra Miller
Leavenworth Society
Christian Women of
E. R. McClain
Notice of Administrator's Sale of Real Estate Chelan County
In the Superior Court of Washington Chelan County the estate of Israel Trask deceased will sell two parcels in private sale. C B Hughes administrator may receive bids at Wenatchee or file with the clerk before sale, with cash terms or half cash and half within one year with a first lien. Sale after August 15 1920.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Automobile Club of Western Washington
Washington State Good Roads Association
Automobile Club
State of Washington
Chelan County
Israel Trask
C. B. Hughes
Washington
Section 18
Township
N. R. 18
County of
Chelan
City of
Leavenworth
Columbia Valley Bank
Wenatchee
Superior Court
Plane Ride Request Sent to Captain Skyer
The writer jokes about offering Captain Skyer ten dollars to take him on a short flight and notes that the ace always accepts the ten-spot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoyle
Skyer
William
Langdon Fined for Assault After White River Dispute
In White River settlement above Lake Wenatchee, Langdon pleaded guilty to striking Nelson in the eye at a party held at the White River schoolhouse on August 7. Judge Porter fined Langdon $25 plus $54.14 costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Langdon
J. W. Langdon
William A. Nelson
White River
Lake Wenatchee
Nelson
W. K. Miller
At the Beach Quip Sparks Humorous Banter
A seaside exchange features Mr Lightly claiming a cork leg limits him from swimming while Miss Charmer teases him to leave his leg on and paddle with his head, revealing playful banter at a beach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charmer
Residence for Sale Inquire at Echo Office
Classified note advertises a residence for sale with inquiry point at the Echo office to request details and arrange viewing. Local real estate listing hints at availability and buyer contact through Echo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Echo Office
Also Mentioned on This Page
Eagle Creek
J. B. Sechons
H. D. and
E. N. Foster
Foreign Missionary Society
Bartlett and
Wenatchee Fruit & Warehouse Co
Him
Mr. Lightly
Byrcian
Eceane Herses
Oxford
Louis
Leavenworth Mercantile Company
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