Leavenworth Boys Shut Out by Wenatchee in Sunday Game
Leavenworth despite home roots failed to score in a 13 to 0 loss at Wenatchee. Billy Smith pitched with poor support as Wenatchee hitters produced timely hits while Spencer received little backing. ten errors credited to Leavenworth. Nearby market notes mention fishing, hunting season, poultry, veal, hogs, berries, potatoes, cattle, and various price quotes for eggs butter milk and meat products.
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Billy Smith
Spencer
Smith
Wenatchee
Seattle Butter Market Holds Steady Amid Balanced Supply
San Francisco prices rise, Seattle butter market stays firm with a healthy basis for future trades. Market shows limited outside influence and balanced fat supply to demand. minor spot shortages in the cream shipping area amid warm weather raising secondary cream grades. Little country creamery butter arrives as creameries store at current price. Fresh ranch eggs sold Monday at 28 cents per dozen. early sales at 24 cents with buyers tightening on dockage. Egg receipts decline as Alaska demand helps clear surplus.
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San Francisco
Seattle
Alaska
Mabton fair's ambitious 1921 plans with $3000 prizes
The 1921 Mabton day place fair aims for its most ambitious effort yet with total prizes of 3000 dollars. The item notes a sequence of regional remarks from Bonners Ferry Idaho to Spokane including land prices and agricultural forecasts.
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Bonners Ferry
Idaho
Minerva L. Fry
Worms Attack Apples Early This Season
Growers with unprotected orchards should spray now as worms appear early and bore into apple sides and calyx ends. Early broadworm infestations can multiply to thousands by harvest if not checked. AL. Darlington, Hort. Inspector, urges lead spray as cheap insurance for a clean crop.
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Darlington
Dept. Hort
Summer School to Open at Puyallup June 20
The western Washington session of the State College summer school opens June 20 at Puyallup and runs to July 29 with N. J. Aiken as principal. The program targets principals supervisors teachers reconnecting with community work and those retooling after the war. Main divisions include agriculture horticulture domestic economy mechanics and industrial arts stenography and physical education.
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State College
Summe School
Puyallup
N. 2
Aiken
N. J. Aiken
J. L. Stahl
George Shoup
M. EB. McGolom
H . McNatt
W. T. McDermitt
Jean Burns
Lydia Doolittle
Rank W. Zink
Northwest news highlights from Skagit to Walla Walla
A roundup of regional items: Skagit County Fruit Growers shift to a single Seattle agent. disabled veterans tax exemption on poll tax noted by Provostive Attorney Douglas. Spokane County issues $550000 road bonds. Washington state reports 32s 166 men for wartime service with 8807 no shows and 2420 on slackers list. A Port Angeles hotel plans a 72 room, $200000 site project. May lumber shipments exceed ten million feet by rail and 22 million by water. shingles in thirteen carloads. Manson irrigation work underway at $250000 to boost Lake Chelan tract water. Wapato bay growers seek 10000 tons alfalfa sales to Seattle at 15 dollars per ton. Over a thousand tons of box ships 15000 cases hauled from Anacortes to Hawaii. Columbia Packing plant opens at Snohomish June 1st with 300 cattle, 400 hops, 1000 sheep monthly. Federal hospital at Walla Walla to house nearly 300 veterans after fort remodeling. Governor Hart asked by Federal Power Commission to aid Upper Columbia River irrigation study.
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Skagit County Fruit Growers Association
Seattle
Provcntive
Douglas
Spokane County
Washington State
Port Angeles
Compan
Gray Harbor
Manson
Lake Chelan
Wapato Bay
Anacortes
Hawaii
Columbia Packing Company
Snohomish
Federal Hospital
Walla Walla
Columbia River
Classified ads note local mail boxes and banking trip summaries
Fireman Claud McLeod joined Everett extra board on Wednesday. Boxes hide letters for convenient town pickup. Cashier Clarence Campbell went to Tacoma for a bank convention. R B Field and R F Taylor with Theo Paine traveled to Seattle and Tacoma. Paine’s daughter visited grandparents and returned. The Field and Taylor bankers foresee state industrial financing benefits. A seven year old boy injured his foot when caught in a lumber conveyor but is recovering, while at the box factory with his mother.
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Claud McLeod
Everett
R. B. Field
R. F. Taylor
Leavenworth State Bank
Theo. Paine
Seattle
Mr. Paine
Messrs
Field
Taylor
Tacoma
Bankers’ Convention
Wwe
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R. W. Dorsey
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Barclay Hotel
Amalgamated Gold Mines Co
M. O. van Brocklin
Florence Mann
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W. S. Wheeler
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H. D. Hipple
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Atpdy
Birel Street
Lin Hart
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B. K. Brower
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Clarence Campbell
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Wolman
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