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Newspaper
Leavenworth Echo
Location
Leavenworth, Washington, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1912
Page
4
A recipe for an egg free cake uses Crescent Baking Powder and Mapleine Icing. Instructions describe creaming butter with sugar and milk, dissolving sugar, sifting flour with baking powder, then folding in the mixture. Bake in a moderately hot oven after a ten minute standing period. Crescent Mfg Co Seattle Wash.
The fifth National apple show in Spokane this fall aims to solve distribution problems via a conference of growers bankers and transportation men during November 11 to 18. Officials stress Northwest apple prosperity and plan a permanent show with $42 000 backing and broader educational exhibits on spraying equipment by products and by a cider jelly and evaporator displays.
The text argues that a person is useless unless they render service to others. It condemns parasites who take without giving and praises work, progress, and civilization built through labor. It equates true nobility with service, while idle wealth and theft are denounced as heathen and contemptible.
A descriptive passage highlights a feature that pleases growers and arouses broader public interest in apples. The tone suggests a promotional goal to expand appreciation for the fruit beyond industry circles.
The Maine results overturn Maine and Vermont swing expectations. Roosevelt's strong grip appears confirmed as Republicans and Progressives unite in supporting the GOP banner, while Taft shows no clear revival. The Toledo Blade credits Associated Press dispatches for explaining the defeat and Roosevelt momentum.
In the article, Eastern Washington and Northern Idaho offer favorable barley yields potentially surpassing wheat. Winter barley can be grown like winter wheat and used as fattening feed for swine, with field peas enhancing pork quality. Seed barley is available from the Experiment Station or major warehouses, and dysentery cures are noted with Chamberlain's remedy sold at King's City Drug Store.
In fall 1911 forty acres at the Experiment Station farm in Pullman were sown with winter barley. Seeded late in October using one and a half bushels per acre, the field included corn stubble and an oat field. Part of the crop has been threshed with yields around sixty bushels per acre of high grade barley, indicating a promising grain crop.
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