1921 Beats 1920 In Northwest Wheat And Apple Output
The Spokane country will produce 87,027,200 bushels of wheat in 1921 versus 78,022,100 in 1920. Washington leads U S apple production with 25,455,000 boxes while apples and wheat costs fall and net returns rise. The Northwest shows a 39 percent production gain, with substantial bank deposits, building, farm loans, and export orders signaling broad economic improvement across Idaho Oregon Montana and Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Spokesman-Review
Spokane Country
Spokane
United States
Northwest
Washington
Idaho
Oregon
Montana
Northwestern
S. Spokane
Federal Land Bank of
War Finance Corporation
Walla Walla County
Wenatchee
Yakima Valley
Whitman County
Pacific Northwest
Douglas County
Savings and Loan Associations
Federal Reserve District
The Supreme Fruit Drives Pacific Northwest Exposition
In Seattle the Pacific Northwest Fruit Exposition will spotlight apples as the region’s supreme fruit, with Washington Oregon and Idaho supplying over 48 percent of the US apple crop. The event will feature all fruit products, with apples earning the most display points and extensive categories for canned and processed fruits, jams, and by products to showcase the entire industry.
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Seattle
Pacific Northwest
Washington Oregon
Idaho
United States
State Shares in Forest Funds Allocated by District Forester
Washington received 77180.59 and Oregon 102489.51 from national forest receipts for the year ending June 30 1921. Washington’s eight forests and Oregon’s fourteen fed eral forests produced shares to counties and states under a 25 and 10 percent split. Since 1906 Oregon has collected 1260520.00 and Washington 715226.29 in forest revenues.
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Washington
Oregon
Portland
United States Treasury
Forest Service receipts show $867,990 for road and trail work
National forests in the states report receipts totaling 867 990 dollars down from 1 652 088 last year largely due to Congress allowing grazing fee payments through December 1 amid livestock depressions. Timber sale declines and tax redistributions to counties complete the funding mix for roads and schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forest Service
Congress
The
Leavenworth Echo Ownership Disclosure 1921
The Leavenworth Echo owner and management data filed with a 1921 notary, listing publisher Echo Publishing Co., editor H S Rearick, managing editor W G Schannach, business manager O A Lee, all in Leavenworth Washington. Major holders include H S Rearick, W G Schannach, O A Lee, with Leavenworth State Bank as a 1 percent plus security holder.
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Congress
Leavenworth Echo
Leavenworth
Wash
State of Washington
Chelan
O. A. Lee
Echo Publishing Co
Leavenworth, Wash
H. S. Rearick
W. G. Schannach
Koown
Leavenworth State Bank
Stock Ownership Clarified by Affidavit and Notary
An affidavit notes stock holders and security holders who are not listed as trustees hold stock in non owner capacity. The affiant states no known indirect interests beyond those disclosed. Sworn before Notary Joseph T. Lindley on October 11, 1921 in Washington at Leavenworth.
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Inland Empire
Symphony Lawn
Wheeler’s Drug Store
Rexall Store
Leavenworth’s
C. A. Lee
Joseph T. Lindley
Leavenworth Supply Company
9Th Street
Grocers
Wenatchee Milling Co
Wenatchee, Washington
Echo
Prince Albert
Prince Albert Tobacco
P. A
Rence Albert
Senay
Attt
Ned Dag
Ows
Reynolds O”obacco Co
N. Ov
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