Boy Poultry Prodigy Builds Washington Farm Empire
Stevens Stremher, sixteen from Lynden Whatcom County, emerges as the state poultry champion. From 386 hens he reports a net gain of 1029.10 this year with monthly egg receipts from 86.72 to 417.60 and expenses 31.90 to 155.27. He handles day to day care alone, plans 660 chickens next year, and notes an average 164 eggs per hen.
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Stevens Stremher
Poultry Club
State of Washington
Stevens
Lynden
Whatcom County
Steven
Market Emphasizes Ply of Quality in Meat Selections
The market promotes virtue and wholesome meat, stressing strict quality standards for every ounce sold. It urges customers to insure proper appetizing meat courses for family tables by purchasing here.
Chartrand Buys Titchenal Place in North Cashmere
Lee Chartrand buys the old Cashmere baseball field from Ray Titchenal. He plans a garage and store for government equipment, later a wireless station. The Government disclaims involvement but may back a Wenatchee River bridge linked project. Residents hope for a community upgrade with the bridge completion.
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Cashmere
North Cashmere
Ray Titchenal
Lee F. Chartrand
Chartrand
Wenatchee River
Nahalum Canyon
Japanese Walnut Makes Valuable Shade Tree
Specialists from the United States Department of Agriculture note the Japanese walnut offers options for landowners seeking shade or nut production. It is hardy like the black walnut and common in Northern and Eastern states, but mostly seedling stock is available. The tree is distinct from Persian walnuts, with numerous small leaflets and thin shells, yielding kernels similar in flavor to butternut.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Buffalo Population and Public Works Highlights of 1920
The American Bison Society reports 3898 buffalo in the United States in January 1920, with gains since 1908 boosting wild and tame herds. Major government herds exist at Wichita Oklahoma and Dixon Montana, with plans to dispose of surplus buffalo to diversify stock. Lumber prices are at multi year lows, wages cut to 4.40 and 3.60 minimums. Sunnyside project crops valued at 8.33 million and 105 dollars per acre. Spokane building permits exceed 1 million dollars above 1919 totals with 1,683 permits issued in 1920.
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The
American Bison Society
United States
United States Department of Agriculture
Wichita National Game Preserve
Oklahoma
Dixon
Mont
Wichita Preserve
Canada
Pablo
Montana
Michel Pablo
North American
Sunnyside
J. L. Lytel
Spokane
Wage Cut for Mill Workers In Northwest Looms
Tacoma December 30 wage cuts of 15 to 25 percent will take effect January 1 or when mills reopen. About sixty thousand workers face the new scale, with common labor cut from 4.40 to 3.60 per day and skilled labor reduced proportionately. The plan was drawn by trustees of the Four L organization in Portland with both employers and employees represented.
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Tacoma
Northwest
Loyal Legion of Loggers
Loyal Legion
Four L Organization
Portland
Rexall Cold Tablets Promote Quick Relief at Wheeler's Drug Store
Morning malaise signals a cold says Rexall Laxative Aspirin tablets from A. D. Co. relieve symptoms and help prevent complications. Buy a box at Wheeler's Drug Store The Rexall Store Leavenworth and follow directions for real relief.
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Rexall
A. D. Co
Wheeler’s
Prohibition Ties Berry Culture to Wine Rumors
The Stanwood News hints prohibition may spur berry culture while people appear set on wine. Chelan county issued 32 marriage licenses in the first 24 days of December. Wenatchee Auxiliary gave a Victrola to Legion boys and Troop C on Christmas. A man and a woman labeled vagrants were jailed in Wenatchee. Chelan county plans to issue road bonds totaling 4270000. A miner Alex Rosenski was killed by falling rock near Cle Elum and his wife died by suicide in 1916 leaving two sons. John L. Etheridge sought after a Morris Brothers bondhouse closure. Three Wenatchee youths, accused of auto theft, drew attention after last summer melon patch trouble.
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Alex Rosenski
Cle Klum
Publication Summons in Chelan Superior Court
The Superior Court of Washington Chelan County issues a summons by publication for plaintiffs A C Brockman and El Len Brockman versus defendants E G Hall and Jane Doe Hall unknown spouse regarding action in marriage.
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State of Washington
County of
Chelan
A. C. Brockman
Ellen Brockman
E.g.hall
Jane Doe Hall
E. G. Hall
Quiet Title Suit Over Leavenworth Land Addition Lot
In Chelan County Washington a quiet title action seeks to remove all claims of defendants to Lot fourteen block one in the Leavenworth Land Company's First Addition to Leavenworth Washington. The plaintiffs request a decree to quiet title and bar defendants from any right to the property.
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Chelan
Washington
Leavenworth Land Company
Leavenworth
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Boy
Champion Poultry Club
Leavenworth, WN
Titchenal Place
ABC Electric
ABC
Naxle Sales CO
Calder Herring
Leavenworth, Wash
Stanwood News
Women’s Auxiliary of
Wenatchee
Legion Boys
Troop C
Okanogan County
Morris Brothers, Inc
John L. Etheridge
Firm
Board of County Commissioners of
Chelan County
King County
California
John Highland
Wash
Hannaford
N. D
Enterprise
Detroit
Mich
North Dakota
Herman Howe
P. O
Superior Court
Bert Blackwell
Wiresap
Sumner & Lebeck
Plough
City of
Rae
A. L. Duhamel
Leavenworth Supply Comp
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