Salvation Army fund drive set for October 7 to 16
The Salvation Army launches a fund drive from October 7 through 16 inviting the public to support its charitable work. The appeal emphasizes assisting one of the most efficient charitable institutions on earth and urges broad community contributions.
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Columbia Basin project report and state wide distribution
The complete Columbia Basin project commission report is printed and being distributed to state legislators newspapers libraries banks county commissioners Congress members and major eastern banks. The volume mixes technical data with plain language on feasibility and potential benefits. It includes illustrations and aims to place Washington at the forefront of agricultural innovation.
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Community Incomes Question Faces Washington Tax Debate
Attorney General Mitchell Palmer issues an opinion claiming to save Washington income taxpayers millions by approving community income division with spouses. The Texas case referenced raises whether states with community property laws may allow spouses to share income.
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Emilia the earthquake district of modern Italy
A National Geographic Society bulletin discusses Emilia as a historic earthquake region in Italy. It recounts its ancient boundary with the Po, Roman era Gauls, and later Gothic and Lombard rule, noting the district’s long seismic relevance and its place in world reporting history.
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Tactful Handling of Skunk Makes Him Valued on Farm
The Biological Survey notes skunks are valuable farm helpers killing pests and earning farmers hundreds yearly. With proper respect for dens and skunkproofing yards, a small flock of 7 or 8 dozen can significantly cut pests and yield substantial monetary value. New York State skunk catches could reach a million annually, potential rises if higher quality animals dominate.
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