Northwest News Highlights From Washington and Alaska
Twisp gains incorporation J M Risley becomes mayor. Skagit county to host a state fish hatchery. Almira to go dry in October. State treasury shows 1 525 238. Wheat outlooks exceed 30 million bushels. Spokane National Guard units to be mustered out within 30 days. A Y P exposition September 4 features aboriginal games and a Japan day fund drive of 20000. Edmonds school bonds sold to state at 5 percent redeemable after year one. Krupp fire destroys 125000 in damages. Lake Chelan trout hatched for planting in Clarke county streams. Alaska gold shipments set new records. governor-elect Walter E Clark to arrive. Seattle Day at A Y P expositions expected record turnout. Hunter Crane irrigation project moves toward signups. Brewster flats plan advances. Cougar abducts child near Cowlitz pass. search ongoing. Anti saloon movement gains momentum with Red Apple vote victory. F A Hazeltine named president of state university regents. Cadet corps to wear West Point fatigue uniforms. compulsory military instruction for some students. Governor Hay grants pardons and paroles since 1909. monthly earnings reporting required for ex-prisoners. Timber fires devastate Northwest forests. fire laws urged and compliance promoted. Lumbermen eye Senate race with McCormick, White potential bids. Wilson and Hay als o discussed as contenders.
Miners Report Grading Outlook and New Ventures
News of interest covers Sunrise ore assay values and vein width, Sam Fournier’s Chelan mine prospects, Northwest Consolidated mine aerial tramway near Monte Cristo, a new Peshastin creek placer venture with high dirt yields, and Glacier Peak Mining Company assays showing high copper content and tonnage value.
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Northwest Consolidated
Monte Cristo
Silver Creek
Index News
Glacier Peak Mining Company
Seattle
Wm. Adam
Alaska
Arizona
Cascade
State Horticultural Association Plans Wenatchee Convention
The next State Horticultural Association convention will be in Wenatchee between Christmas and New Years. President Dumas seeks growers' suggestions for the meeting. Wenatchee valley is touted as the premier fruit district. The local vice president M. O. Tibbits is deceased. The association seeks a new local organizer to ensure a successful convention.
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Wenatchee
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Wenatchee Valley
United States
M. O. Tibbits
Fruit crop decline and rising demand challenge growers
State fruit growers face a sharp drop in U S apple production from 63 million to 23 million last year and a further smaller crop this year as demand doubles. The notice urges readers that our job printing excels and can handle printing needs.
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