Dairy Short Course Starts at Washington State College
The four week dairy short course opens January 8 at Washington State College under Prof. E V Ellington with J C Knott Alfred Rishoi and Robert D Tucker on staff The program covers feeding breeds pedigrees milk care dairy records and daily management with Babcock testing judging and a dairy management lab plus Saturday dairy farm visits.
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State College of Washington
E. V. Ellington
J. C. Knott
Alfred Rishoi
Dairy Manufacture Division
Robert D. Tucker
Christmas Visits and School Program Reported in Eagle Creek
Mr and Mrs Frank Heath and children returned from Seattle after Christmas with his parents. Local families shared dinners with relatives in Leavenworth Everett Spokane and Leavenworth. A Christmas program at the school featured students and a violin duet by Mr Sharpe and Mr Parkins with multiple recitations and songs. Our teacher Miss Josephine Ouren left to spend vacation in Seattle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Heath
Seattle
Mr. Heath
J. H. Sharpe
Ed. Reynolds
Leavenworth
Bjork
Beryl Sanes
H. A. Anderson
Curtis Chase
Everett
Mrs Chase
Mrs
Frida Even'n
Sharpe
Mr. Parkins
Wayne Anderson
Santa
Mary Sehons
Jim Parkins
John Schons
Parkins
Josephine Ouren
Walter Anderson
Bresch
J. B. Schons
East
Mr. Schons
Wenatchee High Debaters Defeat UW Badger Club
Wenatchee High School's debate team defeated the University of Washington Badger Club Freshmen in a unanimous decision at the high school auditorium. Members Minard Renshaw, Charlotte Smith, and Preston Butler spoke in order. the team previously beat Lewis and Clark and Colville high school and placed second in a five-city league. The affirmative supported the resolution that federal employment systems should extend and coordinate with state and local public labor exchanges.
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Wenatchee High School
University of Washington
Badger Club
Wenatchee
Minard Renshaw
Charlotte Smith
Preston Butler
Lewis and Clark
Spokane
Colville
Yakima
Badger
Walter Wyckoff
William Hatch
Orville Courtwright
van Tassell
Leavenworth High School
Dwight L. Woodruff
Wenatchee District Co
Coast to Coast Route Urged for Rail Grouping
Owen C. Calderhead argues for a Coast to Coast rail linkage linking the Hill system with the Erie to provide Atlantic to Puget Sound service for fruit growers and general traffic. He cites Erie connections via Gulf territory and seeks ICC action, while Kuykendall warns against broad federal powers. Washington Dept of Public Works favors a through Coast to Coast route to ease divided transcontinental traffic at Missouri points.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
Great Northern
Northern Pacific
Burlington
Erie
Atlantic Coast
Owen C. Calderhead
Department of
Washington, D. C
Puget Sound
Calderhead
Gulf Territory
Congress
E. V. Kuykendall Decares
Commission
Washington Department of Public Works
Pacific
Missouri
Heating by Electricity Interest in Leavenworth Grows
Some Leavenworth residents show interest in electric heating for homes and businesses. The outcome hinges on cost and the viability of developing power plants along local streams. If power is developed, widespread cheap electric heating could follow.
Why the Trinity Tunnel cuts to great ore access
The Echo explains the Trinity Tunnel aims to give access to a large ore body without heavy costs of outside rail or conveyance and to provide mine drainage. It notes the tunnel starts in snow-safe mountains near a power plant site and proclaims the project will enable large volume production, praising Royal Development Company’s plan and urging Royalists to follow county operations.
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Royal Development Company
Red Mountain District
Tes Week
The
Echo
Leavenworth
Chelan County
Royalists
Butte
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Eagle Creek
Wenatchee High
Clyde D. Mercant
A. H. Sylvester
Merchant
Wellington Pegg
Celia Burgess
Noble Moodhe
Lewis & Clark
Trinity Tunnel
Great Trinity Tunnel
Trinity
Ole
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