Puget Sound Power & Light Company Name Change
The Puget Sound Traction Light and Power Company has become Puget Sound Power and Light Company to emphasize power and light business. It operates hydro electric plants on the Puyallup, White, Snoqualmie, and Nooksack Falls rivers with a combined capacity around 167000 horsepower in Seattle Tacoma Everett and allied districts. The firm aims to expand industrial power supply across the Puget Sound region and interconnects with Washington Water Power and other systems for a total capacity exceeding 435000 horsepower with future Canada linkages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Puget Sound Traction, Light & Power Company
Puget Sound Power & Light Company
Puget Sound Basin
Canadian Boundary Line
Sumas
Olympia
Sound
Electron
Puyallup River
Dierringer
White River
Snoqualmie
Nooksack Falls
North Fork
Nooksack
Bellingham
Seattle-Tacoma-Everett
Puget Sound
Milwaukee
Washington Water Power Company
Spokane River
Washington
Idaho
Everett
Mount Vernon
Western Power Company of Canada
British Columbia Electric Company
Tragedy With Few Words Ends In Silent Threat
A man sits by the fire while a pale woman looms behind him with a knife she cannot bring herself to use. She declares moments of futility and raises a dull pencil in a desperate, fatal tension.
Wealthy Scot Keeps Cows in Hemp Garments in Texas
Sir Francis Webster, a Scottish hemp goods magnate, owns a Texas dairy with 1,000 cows kept in hemp blankets. Each cow receives two weekly garments to shield from cold, snow and tuberculosis, boosting milk yield by about 27 percent despite the extra cost.
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Sir Francis Webster
Scotland
Texas
Sir Francis
Community Weekend Notes From Woodland Area
Mr J Morrison of Silver Lake spent the weekend at home. Seneca Smith sold his forty acre farm to H D Kile. Mrs Millsap underwent a serious operation and is recovering. John Barnes returns home from a logging camp near Concrete due to heavy snow. Frank Grasher bought a Ford and Frank Whitman bought an Avery Tractor.
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Blanche Jordal
L. Mathew
George Rathbone
Floyd
Clyde Rathbone
O. E. Wilson
John Barnes
Concrete
Esther Nelson
Frank Grasher
Riverside notes on illness and visits in the community
Mrs Ray Shumway and children are sick this week. Mrs Gerrit Van Diest ill with pneumonia. Mrs B Markhart and Mrs Fred Bray of Bellingham visited the Reid home. Little John Pilon is ill this week. Nels Jensen spent Sunday with Gerrit Veleke. Mrs E Ashley and children stay at the Reid home. Miss Augusta Dykstra visited Belingham and returned home. Mrs Steve Woudenberg is sick. P Dykstra is adding to his chicken coop.
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Ray Shumway
Gerrit van Diest
B. Markhart
Fred Bray
Bellingham
W. A. Reid
John Pilon
Nels Jensen
Gerrit Veleke
Augusta Dykstra
Jennie Dykstra
Steve Woudenberg
P. Dykstra
Lady Barber's Offerings Include First Class Services
The advertisement promotes shaving and haircutting with shampooing and massage services offered at the Lady Barber's, emphasizing high quality work.
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Maxo Tires
Pennsylvania
Ers
Lynden
F. E. Daniels
Wash
Pennsylvania Rubber CO
Seattle
Public Market
Lalley Electric Light
Bellingham, Wash
Elk St
Hart Schaffner & Marx
Gage-Dodson Co
Holly and
Commercial Street
Light CO
Viola
Mary Stuurman
Harmony
Frank Whitman
Avery
Riverside
E. Ashley
Miss Ethel
Master Burg
Alaska
Star Mercantile CO
Ed Berkes
Western Iron Works
Anacortes, Washington
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