Breezy Bits of News From Peshastin
Breezy Bits from Peshastin note social visits as Mrs Jones and son Earl spent Sunday in Leavenworth and Forest Leedy traveled to Wenatchee for work. Mr and Mrs Pulse hosted an informal dancing party with out of town guests Bert Golf and Earl Webster. Mrs Walter Smith hosted a pleasant gathering at her mother’s home, Mrs H H Kelly, as Forest Leedy and others enjoyed a social weekend.
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H. H. Kelly
Farm Bureau gains steady membership growth in Lea enworth
Echo reports Lea enworth Farm Bureau with thirty members and expectations for about thirty more. It urges local ranchers in surrounding districts to join, promising benefits to both members and city business interests. Spokane Clearing House finances boys and girls clubs via chamber efforts, noting banks have not lost a penny to such loans.
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Northern Idaho and Washington seek new state status
Northern Idaho panhandle and eastern Washington consider forming a separate state. A Bonner Bound ary delegation spoke in Spokane proposing legislature action and a federal petition to congress.
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Federal Bureau of Crop Estimates
Spokane
Romance of bananas and copper in Central America
A National Geographic Society bulletin highlights how Central America relies on banana cultivation and American investment. It notes the region’s geography shaping development from Atlantic coast plantations to railways and fast seaborne routes linking five republics with U S markets.
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