Immigration Tide After War Aims at Pacific Northwest
Col. John A Schleicher predicts a postwar influx of European immigrants, mostly middle aged, many traveling via the Panama Canal to the Pacific Northwest and Alaska. He notes vast agricultural potential and nitrates from water power, with three Pacific states capable of feeding the nation. He also cites brighter US business prospects and a coming era of prosperity along with optimistic views on medicine and municipal revenue data. The shingle mill at Sumas has reopened.
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Pacific Northwest
Panama Canal
John A. Schleicher
Seattle
Alaska
Pacific Coast
America
West Coast Industrial Notes Signal Growth and Contracts
Pacific Fruit Express and Union Pacific plan a 25000 ice house at Wallula. Five Washington Alaska cannery properties sold to Anacortes for 1000000. Puyallup berries shipped to Michigan and Texas. Toppenish Tribune bought by C A Smith of Butte. Sumner News acquires Sumner Index. Ridgefield creamery started. First wheat load reached Ritzville at 80 cents per bushel. 35 bushels per acre. Harvesting in Whitman County underway. Spokane County apple crop at one third normal. Freewater school expansion 14000. Pacific Telegraph adds 20000 for Walla Walla plant. Broderick Bascom contract 40000 for Seattle rope plant. Puget Sound export records broken. Mashell river bridge to be built by H C Malott. Guthrie and McDougal to hire 300-400 for Okanogan project worth over 500000. Hoquiam mills order book strong. Puyallup depot remodeling. Seattle imports nearly double last year. Pullman grain elevator under construction. Davenport school project 40000. Spokane has more jobs than workers.
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Michigan
Texas
C. A. Smith
Butte, Mont
Toppenish Tribune
Sumner News
Sumner Index
Ridgefield
Ritzville
Church Services at St. Joseph's Church
Rev. Nicholas O'Rafferty presides with Low Mass at 7 30 and High Mass at 9 30 on the first, third and fifth Sundays. Sermons accompany both masses. Sunday evening services begin at 7 30 with rosary, sermon and benediction. Sunday school for children, catechism and bible history Saturdays at 10, altar boys instruction at 11.
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Nicholas O’rafferty
Congregational Church Schedule Sunday Services
Congregational Church announces Sunday morning Sunday school at 10 o clock and morning worship at 11 with the topic Christianity and Social Service. An evening service at 8 o clock features special music and welcomes all attendees.
Prophesies Grow Fulfilled as Bible Times Foretold
In a large tent gathering attendees hear that ancient prophecies recorded in the Bible are meeting accurate fulfillment today. Speakers contend the present era is the most stirring in world history and invite others to attend and hear more about these times.
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Willamette
Hirsch-Weis Manufacturing Company
Willamette Tent & Awning Co
Portland
Oregon
Evergreen Fruit Products Introduces Apple Syrup Substitute
Kiesling Wash firm Evergreen Fruit Products reports a thick apple syrup as a molasses substitute for cooking. Local housewives confirm success in gingerbread and brown bread. A I Seiter, manager, plans demonstrations at the next apple show.
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New Orleans
Evergreen Fruit Products Company
Kiesling Wash
A. I. Seiter
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Anacortes Fish Canneries Co
Whitman County
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Freewater
Pacific Telephone & Telegraph Co
Walla Walla
Broderick & Bascom Rope Co
Puget Sound
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Big Bill
Tiny
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Louie
Romeo
Danger
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Major Thornton
Sampson
St. Joseph’s Church
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Apple
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Winton
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Prop
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C. E. Hamilton
Echo Office
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the Pioneer Bank
Peach Blossom Flour
Wenatchee Milling Co
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