Proper Start in Hog Raising in the Northwest
J B Peterson of Montborne Washington advises new hog raisers to select pedigreed brood sows and boars, maintain strong litters, and provide good housing and routine care. He details stationary and portable farrowing, breeding plans for two to three litters yearly, and feeding schedules to raise pigs to market weight of 225 to 250 pounds at six months.
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J. B. Peterson
Montborne
Wash
Great
Northwest
Great Northwest
Lana
Legislature debates Seattle finance reform and county consolidation
Representative Renick props a bill to bar cities from diverting funds to other uses aiming to curb city council excesses as Seattle faces a 2 million dollar deficit from fund transfers. The proposal also seeks a constitutional amendment for Seattle and King County merger and questions tax impacts amid opposition. Mrs. Potter returns from Seattle after a month visiting friends.
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Frank H. Renick
Seattle
Renick
King County
Washington State Industrial Notes Highlight Shifting Work Rules and Spending
Senator Palmer targets eight hour caps to allow ten hour days for city employees. Eastern Washington phone firms challenge Welfare Commission rulings. Spokane jitney licenses range from 25 to 100 dollars per vehicle. County and city projects span roads, bridges, mill work, and new facilities, with notable bids and court decisions shaping growth across Spokane, King, Pierce, Snohomish, and other areas.
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Palmer
Washington
Welfare Commission
Golbach
Spokane
House
Highland
Spokane County
Snohomish County
Ebey Slough
The
Inland Empire Railway Co
Supreme Court
Pierce County
Granite Falls
Local social visits around Eagle Creek in Sunday to Monday notes
Eagle Creek residents record a flurry of Sunday and Monday calls and visits. Mr Collins called at the Van De Grift home. Mrs Graham stayed with Mrs Sharpe. Martin Christenson visited with Mrs Cahill. E A LaBare hosted at John Bjork’s. J H Sharpe and Miss Ethel Scott called on H A Anderson. J R Chase from Wenatchee visited H A Anderson. Mrs Sharpe visited Mrs LaBare.
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Mr. Collins
van de Grift
P. H. Graham
J. H. Sharpe
E. A. LaBare
John Bjork
Ethel Scott
H. A. Anderson
J. R. Chase
Wenatchee
Washington racing bill aims to fund fairs and horse breeding
A senate bill in Washington seeks to adopt a racing framework like Kentucky and Maryland. It would bring the Paris mutual betting system where horse race wagers fund the associations with a five percent take. A governor appointed commission would oversee all races.
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Senate
Washington
Kentucky
Maryland
Colorado
Canada
Paris
Many Disorders Come from Liver and Judicial Recall Discussed
The item links liver sluggishness to ailments such as constipation headaches and bilious spells and promotes Dr King New Life Pills and Bucklen Arnica Salve as remedies. It also notes a looming bill to create an impeachment court for Supreme and Superior judges with twelve members including five from the state bar association.
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Dr. King
Bucklen
State Bar Association
Bar Association
Children's Coughs and Colds Warn Consumers
An old advertisement urges parents to treat warning signs of cold in children with Dr Bell's Pine Tar Honey, claiming it soothes lungs loosens mucus and strengthens the system with a 25 cent bottle. It also promotes Bucklen's Arnica Salve for sores.
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Dr. Bell
Bucklen
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State Capital News
Washington Pure Bred Live Stock Association
State Agricultural Department
S. A. Potter
State Industrial News
Stevens County
Ten Mile
Renton
Issaquah
Duwamish
Tacoma
Elks’ Club
Yacob
Odd Fellows and Knights of Phyticias
Dayton
Kelso
H. Swartz
Elmira Williams
Wenatchee Apple & Warehouse Co
State University
California Expositions
Pacific Northwest
Seattle Chamber of Commerce
Golden State
Lincoln
Hart Schaffner & Marx
Eagle Creek
Echos
Dune
Fresh Druga
Qreae
Wheeler’s City Drug Store
Rexall Agency
Joe Massies
Rutherford Mercantile Co
Peach Blossom Flour
Wenatchee Milling Co
Wenatchee, Wash
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