How CPHE Silver Trout Lives and What He Hears
A lengthy report from Prof Victor E B Smith details silver trout feeding on microscopic organisms like copepoda and cladocera, unlike other trout species that eat insects. The study, based on Washington state lakes, notes growth differences between native and transplanted populations and discusses parasites, depth, temperature, and spawning behavior.
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L. H. Darwin
Victor EB. Smith
University of Washington
Sammamish
Washington
King County
Whatcom
Toad
Whatcom County
Spectacle
Davis
Okanowan County
Williams Lake
Spokane County
Smith
Darwin
Wisconsin
Prof
Fraser River
Samamish
Cattle confrontation at Rumpus Ridge over missing fishhook
In a tense yard scene Gap Johnson of Rumpus Ridge Arkansas protests a wild clamor about a baby who allegedly swallowed a fishhook after playing with fishing tackle. Bear cat defends the child and questions the uproar over the incident.
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Gap Johnson
Rumpus Ridge
Ark
Sam Hill
Woman Driver Questions Carelessness After Accident
A Detroit News item presents a woman claiming she was careful after her car struck a man. She asserts seven years of driving versus the man's fifty four years of walking, framing the dispute as a test of experience.
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Detroit News
When I began business on my own account
An aphorism about starting a venture with only intelligence as capital. The remark contrasts humble beginnings with entrepreneurial ambition, implying decisive self reliance and resourcefulness in early business life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fliegende — Blaettes
Munich
Lost lady's gold wrist watch in Leavenworth
Lost item notice from Leavenworth seeks a finder of a gold wrist watch lost on Saturday. Return to Echo office for reward. Also for sale alfalfa day price 22 dollars from Cascade Orchards Leavenworth.
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Main Street
Echo Office
Leavenworth
J. Sthay
Cascade Orchards
Not Expert. New Maid in London Opinion
A short London Opinion fragment shows a maid apologizing that the mistress is out and explaining she is not accustomed to tibbing, reflecting a humorous or observational tone on daily service and social expectations.
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London
Ill luck discussed as Clarence runs over boss
William and Henry, chauffeurs, debate a fellow driver Clarence who was fined for using his employer’s car without permission. The punch line claims Clarence ran over the boss, highlighting wit in Harper's Magazine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William
Henry
Clarence
Sion
Harper’s Magazine
Webster Addresses Leavenworth Crowd on Campaign Issues
Congressman J Stanley Webster spoke to a sizable Leavenworth audience at the Scenic last Saturday evening. He outlined campaign issues from a Republican standpoint and emphasized his energetic campaigning. Webster won re election by a comfortable majority over Fleming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Stanley Webster
Leavenworth
Fleming
Bridge to be moved to improve access to local orchards
Commissioners Lane Cadman and Johnson with Engineer Duff and Overseer Parrish inspected the bridge southwest of town used by travel to Teble and Cascade orchards. They decided to replace the old structure with the Cashmere bridge, to be moved here and erected next spring about 75 feet downstream. The new bridge will be higher and closer to the freight approaches to remove a sharp turn. The cost was not disclosed.
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Lane
Cadman
Johnson
Duff
Parrish
Wm. MclIntosh
R. B. Field
B.C. Rutherford
Teble
Cascade
Cashmere
Fraight
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Alwans
Aitaw Lytle Dickens
Cies
Lake Whatcom
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Lake Spectacle
Lake Pad- Gen
Lake Williams
Silver Horde
Rex Beach
Golowwyt
Rex
Tax Inc
Frank Lloyd
Alaska
Echo
N. A. Nelson
J. C. Penney Co
W. G. Leslie
B. H. Bryan
Mer
Cascade Tunnel
J. A. Gill
Nason Creek
Dardenells, Wash
Wenatchee
A. W. Heidrich
J. F. Stelzig
M. A. Peters
Roya Cook Book
Royal Baking Powder
Fulton Street
New York City
Chicago
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