Proposed Referendum on Washington State Highway Bonds
The state publishes for voter consideration a referendum bill to authorize issuing state bonds to fund a trunk line hard surfaced highway system. The measure, prepared under the 1919 act and submitted to the people, is set for vote on November 2, 1920.
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State OF Washington
Secretary of State
Washington
Washington Referendum on State Trunk Line Highways
The act authorizes a state system of trunk line hard surface highways with routes from Blaine to Vancouver, Seattle to Tacoma, Renton to Spokane and more. It issues bonds up to 30 million dollars, funds construction under state highway board supervision, and imposes taxes to pay interest and principal.
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State of
Washington
State of Washington
Blaine
Vancouver
Seattle
Des Moines
Tacoma
Renton
Spokane
Idaho State Line
National Park
Ashford
Rainier National Park
Flbe
Pacific Ocean
Holman
State Highway Commissioner
State Highway Board
SEC
SFC
New York
United States
State Trunk Line Highway Fund
Secretary of State
State Trunk Line Highway Road Redemption Fund
State Board of Equalization
State Trunk Line Highway Bond Redemption Fund
Agricultural Notes and Insect Pests From USDA Bulletin
The USDA reports interchanges of cereal seed with Korea through Japan and notes new sources of infection from European corn borer in Canada and the U S. Hemp acreage reached 14 000 in 1920 valued at about 1 500 000. Leave hollow trees for raccoons and deter poachers per a recent circular as fur prices rise. Skins worth 1 990 000 were taken by New York farmers and trappers. A new circular offers fur industry guidance to convert a pest into farmer profit. In 1920 flax acreage rose to 6900 from 5000 in 1919 with Wisconsin Minnesota Michigan and Willamette Valley leading. crop valued at 1 600 000. Grain dust explosion losses in 1919 prompted a Bureau of Chemistry book. Cureulia caused 2 000 000 damage to a southern state's peach crop in 1920. The insect remains in foliage beyond fruit season. USDA continues expert guidance.
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New York State
United States Department of Agriculture
United States
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Michigan
Willamette Valley
Oregon
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I. M. Howell
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Roane County
Congress
Leavenworth Echo
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Chelan
O. A. Lee
Echo Publishing Co
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H. S. Rearick
W. G. Schannach
Koown
Leavenworth State Bank
C. A. Lef
Joseph T. Lindley
Salvation Army
Korea
Canada
Bureau of Chemistry
Soap Lake Utilities CO
Soap Lake
Sj Formy
Dorit
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Boston
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America With the Salvation
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