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Newspaper
Lynden Tribune
Location
Lynden, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1921
Page
2
Secretary of Agriculture Henry C. Wallace urges continuous market information for perishable and nonperishable farm products. He calls for studying world production and consumption, marketing costs, and fair pricing to avoid gluts, ensure adequate supply, and improve farmer and consumer welfare.
The narrative recounts Mrs. Longmire and companions first opening a trail and springs to the public in 1880s Washington. It details trail improvements, travel hardships, homesteading in Suquamish and Marshall River areas, and the early development of Paradise and Rainier National Park with key figures like Francis Cushman and Eugene Ricksacker. It ends with a plea to readers to honor pioneer labor.
A narrator recalls a naval architect who treats life as a joke yet remains an authority in his field. A rich sausage magnate commissions a yacht flag, the architect designs a sausage motif which ruins the yacht plan but amuses him. The man’s lighthearted defiance and curiosity provoke envy and wonder about his next bend in fate.
The Associated Students office recorded 172000 dollars handled last year by graduate manager Darwin Meisner and his 13 assistants including Roscoe Torrance and Morris Springer. The student body runs finances with about 150 assistants under 15 directors, with faculty alumni and student leaders guiding the program now in place for two decades.
third year as manager his administration has been singularly successful particularly in the building of the stadium for which the University was in great need. He graduated in 1919 after a term in the navy during which he became an ensign. He is now helping to manage the pageant The Wayfarer which is to bring more money to the stadium and is also helping to direct the Seattle Fourth of July celebration as a member of the American Legion committee.
The Bureau of Markets of the U S Department of Agriculture notes successful potato storage depends on tuber quality, storage temperature, air moisture, pile size, and light exclusion. Proper temperatures range from about 35 to 40 degrees Fahrenheit.
Cooperative marketing yields results through united effort and sound business handling of common problems. The text emphasizes the importance of carefully observing the requirements for success and applying practical cooperation.
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