Breezy Bits of News From Peshastin
Last Wednesday night the Wood men took in another class of six. Various local events follow including visits, illnesses, weddings, club meetings, and social gatherings in Peshastin and nearby communities with notes on health, home building, and celebratory occasions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodmen
Frank French
Walter Craig
Jewel
J. T. Wilson
Seattle
Mr. Wilson
Wilma Moore
Soap Lake
Ed. Phillips
Peshastin
Dryden
Howard
P. L. F. Club
Leonard Harvey
Newell
Foster
Cashmere Social Roundup Highlights Local Visits
Wenatchee visitors J. D. Cornelius and G. L. Swartz called on Saturday. Miss Sadie Shaffer of Seattle visited Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Harnden of Dryden. Mrs. W. D. Kinney and June Dynes visited Mrs. W. D. Durkee. Local moves and visits fill the week as townsfolk host, tour and entertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Cornelius
G. L. Swartz
Wenatchee
Sadie Shaffer
Seattle
FE. M. Harnden
Dryden
W. D. Kinney
June Dynes
W. D. Durkee
A. Nichols
Chas. Patterson Ranch
Rev. Owen
Mr. Hack
R. B. Shoun
C. N. Bauche
Quincy
Dan Majors
Alberta St
May Simpson
Deaconess Hospital
S. M. Sim
J. A. Prentis
Chas. Nelson
Grant Paton
Jerome
Johnson
Stark
Mann
Doolittle
Bliss
Long
McNaughton
Ruby Long
Marie Prentis
Chas. Palmer
Kensington
M. W. Lindley
Wanda
Ernest Gronseth
Cashmere
Kitty
Marjorie Burrows
Mrs. Eminger
County Seat
Wm. McPherson
Westminster Guild of the Presbyterian Church
Cottage Ave
A. Manson
J. R. Spurgeon
Los Angeles
Alfred Johnson
Sound
J. H. Sprague
Dan Woods
George Lowers
Funeral services for J. Lee Shelton
Funeral services for J. Lee Shelton were held Tuesday afternoon with many relatives and neighbors in attendance. The body was buried in Ellensburg I.O.O.F. cemetery. Mrs. C. W. Hearing, a former Cashmere resident, died last week after an operation. Mrs. Geo. Watson of Monroe attended the Shelton funeral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ulations
al. Maltke
Miss Hannan
Miss Chamberlain
Butler Campbell
Roy Jorgenson
Erle Wingate
Karl Lowenthal
Wm. Headley
A. J. Kennedy
Henry Murdock
Soap Lake
Stewart Sim
Seattle
J. Lee Shelton
Ellensburg 1
Geo. Watson
Monroe
John Schurle
Balanced Rations Prove Better Milk and Butterfat Output
Eight cows from Christian Brothers of Frances in Pacific County test balanced versus unbalanced rations. After one month balanced feed increased milk by 900 pounds and butterfat by 45.7 pounds, with a net gain of 3.64 dollars per cow after feed costs. The balanced group shows specific grain and forage rations. test continues for three months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christen Brothers of
Frances
Pacific County
J.R. Beck
Don Magruder
State College
Notice to Owners of Improvement District No 7 Installment
Notice to property owners in Leavenworth Washington Improvement District No 7 known as the Sewer District. The eighth annual installment is due by April 8 1922 at the City Clerk's office. E G Gowing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Sewer District
Leavenworth, Wash
Cooperative saves feeder pigs for home finishing in Indiana
A cooperative livestock shipping association in Indiana keeps feeder pigs at home rather than shipping them to market. Farmers request desired numbers, and on shipping days most pigs stay to be finished for slaughter. Only enough pigs go to market to set the price, with retained animals sold to buyers at Buffalo market rates minus transport and marketing costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cooperative Livestock Shipping Association
Indiana
United States Department of Agriculture
Buffalo
Sunflower silage proves profitable with steers study says
Washington Experiment Station reports sunflower silage performs as well as more expensive feeds for fattening steers. Two groups of steers fed sunflower or corn silage showed identical daily gains of 1.2 pounds over 75 days, with costs about equal. Sunflower silage costs 44 per ton versus 46 for corn silage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Jerry Sotola
Animal Husbandry Department
Home conveniences ease housewife’s daily drudgery this year
Extension Service Bulletin from Wash State notes that home conveniences will gain a warm reception in many households this year. The message emphasizes lighter daily chores and broader adoption of practical aids for domestic tasks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Extension Service
Wash
State
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Kroneman
Woodmen Lodge
Dryden Lodge
Murphy Williame
Harry Wohler
Arvilla
Alice Jonas
Elmer Jonas
Homer English
Jack Granger
Mr. Fuller
Joe Headley
Orville
Letty Arbogast
Miss Arbogast
Servi
Leavenworth
Choice Meats and Poultry Telephone
Leavenworth, WN
E. G. Gowing
Willys-Overland
Toledo, Ohio
Grocers
Wenatchee Milling Co
Wenatchee, Washington
Mutual Mercantile Co
Atchee Valley
Peshastin Fruit Growers Assn
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