Washington dairy stock and state education debate
The article notes Dr. Hubert Hind’s purchase of 20 registered Holsteins from Carnation Farms in King County signaling Washington dairy stock prestige. It highlights legislative fights over higher education funding and curricula, calls for a new normal school, tax penalties for delinquent taxes, and a cautious, conservative session outlook amid public sentiment against radical laws. It also reports Puget Sound Light & Power Co raising wages for Seattle streetcar workers, adding $600,000 yearly payroll despite revenue declines.
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Carnation Farms
King County
Hubert Hind
Hawaiian Islands
Washington Dairy
Hind
United States
University of Washington
State College
Pullman
Holland
The
Washington
Puget Sound Light & Power Company
Seattle
Employee and Company Face Rising Expense Burden
An old article notes the shared challenge of meeting expenses amid high costs affecting both employees and the company. It emphasizes the strain of rising living costs on workers and business finances alike.
Appointed Agent of G N Lumber Co Appointed at Olympia
A power of attorney was filed with the secretary of state at Olympia yesterday naming Geo L Gardner of Leavenworth as agent for the Great Northern Lumber Co of Wilmington Delaware. The firm is the successor to Lamb Davis Lumber Co.
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Secretary of State
Olympia
Geo. L. Gardner
Leavenworth
Great Northern Lumber Co
Wilmington
Delaware
Lamb-Davis Lumber Co
Masonic Fraternity Elect Officers for New Year
Election held December 18 chose Wor shipful Master L. W. Woodrow Senior Warden Louis Speidel Junior Warden L. O. Taylor Secretary W. O. Atwood Treasurer N. Patterson Installation set for January 2.
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L. W. Woodrow
Louis Speidel
L. O. Taylor
W. O. Atwood
N. Patterson
Frigid Conditions Slow Trains Across the West
Weather observer McKeown logged thirteen degrees below zero this morning. Spokane hit seven below while Montana areas reported 20 to 37 below. Eastern trains ran five to twelve hours late all week.
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McKeown
Spokane
Montana
Local Holiday Movements And Births In Leavenworth
Miss Bessie Potter visits from Sedro Woolly for the holidays. A boy was born to Mr and Mrs R S Kniffen of Tye Wash at Leavenworth Hospital. A daughter arrived for Mr and Mrs F E Carlquist. W H Bozarth and wife arrive from Ephrata to stay with Wes Beasley. Hugo Kringle visits Seattle for Christmas. Mrs J E Cullen and Mrs E K Barnum host a card party. The Yappy Club invites a black and white dance at Lamb-Davis Club. M E Ladies Aid meets January 3 at 2 30 PM with tea served by Mrs Hart Mrs West and Miss Moore. Miss Elizabeth Marley visits from Seattle for Christmas. she teaches in Seattle public schools.
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Leavenworth Hospital
R. S. Kniffen
Tye
Wash
F. E. Carlquist
W. H. Bozarth
Ephrata
Wes. Beasley
Yappy Club
Lamb- Davis Club
M. E. Ladies’ Aid Society
Hart
West
Moore
Elizabeth Marley
Find Indian Relics Members of New Historical Association
Klamath Falls California reports members J C Rutenic A C Yaden Floyd Brandenburg and George Snyder of the Klamath Historical Association recovered a cache of Indian relics from Modoc lava beds near Tule Lake including pipes stone war hammers dishes grinders per heads arrows mortars pestles and knives after a ten day research expedition.
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Klamath Falls
Cal
J. C. Rutenic
A. C. Yaden
Floyd Brandenburg
George Snyder
Klamath Historical Association
California Line
Modoc County
Modoc
Tule Lake
United States Reclamation Service
Lost River
Busy Man Offers $1 000 For Wife
New York reports Albert F. Shore a 34 year old business man hires a friend to find him a wife before Christmas. If a suitable 24 year old blond or brunette student is found, the messenger earns 1000 dollars. If not, any person may claim the prize by producing a suitable bride.
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New York
Albert F. Shore
Shore
Trees for Broadway Cooperation With Park Dept Planned
Foresters employed by the Broadway association will ask to cooperate with the park department in placing trees on upper Broadway. They report difficulty finding trees that thrive in the city and plan to plant oriental plane trees that have shown suitability for the streets.
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New York
Broadway Association
Park Department
Upper Broadway
Leavenworth Hoops Drops Thriller to Bellingham Visitors
Leavenworth High boys fall to Bellingham 29 to 19 in a fast paced contest on the local floor. McNett at center and Fitzpatrick at forward led the home attack while Hoxsey showed promise as a new forward. Guards Nelson and Woldenberg played a long, steady defense as the visitors pulled away late.
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Leavenworth High School
Bellingham
Jonah
Leavenworth
McNett
Fitzpatrick
Hoxsey
Nelson
Woldenberg
Baskets
Woldedberd
Wenatchee
Osborn
McKettrick
Knowles
McCann
Webb
Government to fund Blewett pass highway project
The government and state will each appropriate forty thousand dollars for the Blewett pass highway. Other items include a planned strike by Hillyard trainmen if the Adamson law is not upheld, a Seattle brewery conversion for industrial alcohol, and Grays Harbor Realty Assn aiming to raise one hundred fifty thousand dollars to boost local factory facilities.
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Blewett Pass
Hillyard
Supreme Court
The
Grays
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G. N. Lumber Co
Masonic Fraternity
Bessie Potter
Sedro Woolly
Hugo Kringle
the Sound
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E. K. Barnum
Cullen
Merz
Broadway
Bellingham Boys
Bellingham High School
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Aberdeen
Kittitas County
Tacoma
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Congress
Echo Office
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Toggery
Metrs
Leavenworth Market
Chas. Eckhart
Leavenworth Undertaking Co
Amanda C. Towne
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