Washington Brieflets A mix of state notices from 1911 era
Toledo builds a cement tile factory. Aetna Life Insurance barred from liability business in Washington. six of the sugar theft syndicate jailed with two more to be arrested. Halibut seized as unfit for food. Loon Lake land sale proceeds. diphtheria closes Pe Ell schools. Supreme Court overturns Nist murder conviction for officer Davis. Progressive Republicans in Tacoma split from Seattle factions. Teno improvements under way. Walla Walla fruit shipments finish strong. Okanogan irrigation adds acres. census shows 6467 under cultivation. National Life Congress opened in Spokane. cranberry bogs planned near Ilwaco. Washington mill lumber value estimated. governor Hay disputes suffrage attack. Wolf and coyote drive planned in Klickitat County. Tacoma fire insurance agents elect leaders in Spokane.
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Toledo
Aetna Life Insurance Company
Washington
Shively
Sylvester Bros
Seattle
L. Davies
Supreme Court
King County
Axel Nist
Judson P. Davis
Nist
Tacoma
Teno
Washington Union Coal Company
O.W. R. & N. Company
Walla Walla
Okanogan
Idaho
Montana
First
National County Life Congress
Spokane
Ilwaco
Astoria
Washington Mills
F. D. Becker
Pacific Coast Shippers’ Association
Hay
George A. Smith
Washington Suffrage League
Smith
New York
Grand Dalles
Klickitat County
Leo F. Brune
Loma Alta Ranch
Lyle
John Lyon
Washington State Association of
M. Smith
Bellingham
B. L. Ensign
W. R. Paxton
Seth H. Moorford
A. C. Hibbard
Everett
W. W. Miller
North Yakima
Draining Western Washington soils boosts productivity
Timely topics from Western Washington Experiment Station experts explain underdrainage to remove surplus water. Open and closed tile systems improve soil warmth, aeration, and seedbed quality, enabling a wider crop range and higher yields, with guidance on depth, spacing, and drainage layout.
Seaweed as fertilizer explored for European and American soils
Seaweed has been used as a fertilizer since early times in Europe and the British Isles and along the Atlantic coast for decades. It raises soil humus and provides nutrients but is heavy with water. phosphorus, lime, and potash can be supplemented. Application methods vary by soil type and season. careful handling needed due to salt content and starch effects on crops.
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Washington
Italy
British Isles
Ireland
Atlantic
Rhode Island Bulletin No
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Whatcom County
J. P. Schmitt
Lynden
FOST
Agency For Pacific Steam Laundry
DR. D. Mulder
B. V. Mounter
Lynden State Bank
Bellingham, Wash
C. H. McLeod
Lynden, Washington
J. Torney
Alaska
Deorce F. Cook
Fishers
OWL Pharmacy
Holly Gts
Bellingham, WN
F. S. Sandberg
Chariton
Chas.e. Sampley
and C. Thompson
Frank W. Bixby
Y & Thompson Attorneys AT Law
Suns Plag
Eber E. Baxter
Lonx
A. E. Rusco
Pacific Steam Laundry
Chas. Brheolm
R. Bellingham
Gate & Tremain
B. B
B. C. Railroad
Sumas
B. W. Zbobing
H. Somers
TraMo
Geo. Severance
L. J. Chapin
Western Washington Experiment Station
Prof
Geo. Severanc
Roprietor
KODAK
Y. H. Trump
Lynden Pharmacy
Harlan E. Hall
Beach
Che
City Market
Beach, Proprietor
Mallory
Hart Schaffner & Marx Clothes
ROO & Vanleeuwen Lumber CO
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