Washington Sevent Annual Report on Game and Fish
State Game Warden L H Darwin submitted the Seventh Annual Report to Governor Hart covering the 1919 fiscal year ending March 1 1920. Licenses rose 77 percent in seven years while trout fry plantings totaled 35 508 955 including steelhead counted as trout. The report notes increases in hatchery output game bird propagation and number of licenses and arrests, with details on county farms and preserves.
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Washington
L. H. Darwin
Louis F. Hart
Darwin
Walla Walla
King
Skagit
Snohomish
Stevens
King County
Grays Harbor
Island
Pierce
Spokane County
Game Commissions
Yakima
Thurston
Hart
Leaf Roller New Orchard Pest Warned by Professor Melander
Professor A L Melander of Washington State College warns fruit districts about the leaf roller, a deadly new pest in Washington orchards. The pest resembles the codling moth with eggs hatching into larvae and moths that deter workers. An oil spray, effective when applied in winter, could mitigate damage this season.
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A. L. Melander
Washington State College
Melander
Washington
For Sale Baby Overland Car in Excellent Condition
Bargain offer from B H Bryan of Mer and J C Penney Co lists a well kept Baby Overland with five good tires for sale. Contact details not shown.
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Baby Overland
B. H. Bryan
Mer
J. C. Penney Co
Boxwood For Sale From Peshas Tin Box Factory
Boxwood from the Peshas tin Box Factory offered for sale with delivery in Peshastin Dryden or Cashmere districts. Ranchers can pick up at the hopper. J R Roth contact 508 Leavenworth. Price reasonable.
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Peshastin
Dryden
Cashmere
J. R. Roth
Leavenworth
Why Paper Prices Soar
A global paper crisis drives higher costs with Germany halving staff and publishers warning of further price hikes. Italy sees paper at 35 to 40 dollars per 100 pounds, three times March levels, while English and Australian publishers report shortages and looming extinction. Labor, wood, coal, and machine costs surge, making cheap white paper a thing of the past.
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New York City
Germany
Italy
United States
Canada
Scandinavia
Finland
Australia
Billion Dollar Interest Payment Sets New Record
The government disbursed 1.02 billion dollars in interest to investors in the fiscal year ended June 30, a record, with per capita distribution of 9.76 dollars. The amount exceeds the prewar national debt and dwarfs major U.S. corporate stocks, reflecting a vast rise in U.S. bondholders from a few hundred thousand to millions.
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United States Steel Corporation
Pennsylvania Railroad
United States
Wall Street Journal
Water Warrants Called by City of Leavenworth
Notice announces call of all City of Leavenworth Water Warrants up to 800 for payment. Interest will cease accruing after the publication date July 80 1920. R F Taylor signs the notice.
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