Berry situation clears as marketing aids berry growers
W H Panthamus of Phytiup praises rising confidence in berry markets. He notes improved consumer demand for strawberries and rising blackberry prospects while a pre cooling system aids shipping. He warns market development must keep pace with production to protect growers.
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W. H. Panthamus
Phyatiup
Oregon
Eigit
Minneapolis
Kansas City
Berties
Piensbure
Country Weeklies Real Home Paperte Of Newspaperdom
Country weeklies are the home papers of newspaperdom, directly serving home readers and local business. They scan locally, attract readers and advertisers, and reflect town prosperity, tying pride of paper to pride of place.
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Brikemen
Rural Massachusetts Carriers Adopt Fire Protection Plan
Rural Massachusetts postal carriers will join a program to improve fire protection for rural routes. The plan aims to provide early detection of forest fires and prompt reporting to forest rangers and officials, enhancing safety and service on remote routes.
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Matt
Terese
Ser Forest
A Corner Encounter of Two Returning War I veterans
A narrator watches a refined nursing veteran and a former lover, both recently back from overseas. He recalls college days, war service, and a newspaper career, noting her calm reaction to his return while he hides his feelings and she avoids a renewed romance. The observer reflects on war, memory, and change.
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Ste
France
Enme
Chamber of Commerce
Indedd
Amy
Tev
Flo
Sams
Row Roach
State grapples with women sent to galbage home
Judges face the dilemma of sentencing convicted women to the closed women's home in Medical Lake after Governor Fogert vetoed funds for its operation. The home opened in 1924 to aid unfortunate women and teach trades, with Miss Margaret Gillam as superintendent and a small staff.
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Madical Laka
Louie Fogert
Women's Industries
Chinks Wear
Supreme Court
Misa Margaret Gillam
Jay W. Faney
Spokane
M. M. Andersen
LaConner Roth
Miss Gillam
Hart
State Welfare Home Closure Sparks Legal Battles and Reform Debates
Officials debated the shutdown of the state home for women as inmates were remanded to courts or transferred elsewhere. Governors vetoed funding, sparking lawsuits and efforts to reestablish a rehabilitative program under Miss Gillam. Local judges attempted test cases to determine future disposition and care for the women involved.
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Olympia
Janvier
Pedragre
cePre
Hart
Nieve
Walla Walla
World items from across the globe in brief dispatches
A wide array of brief notices from Vancouver to New York covers Antarctic expedition notes, trade delegations in London, labor strikes in New Hampshire, weather and transport incidents in Boston and Chicago, and cultural notes from Sydney to Honolulu. The corral of items mentions scientific discoveries, maritime arrivals, and a Pacific theater update with diverse, scattered details.
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Vancouver
B.C
Antarctic
Wayfarer Pageant to Be Staged at Seattle Stadium
The Wayfarer pageant will be produced at the University of Washington stadium in Seattle from July 22 to 30 with Sunday off. Over 5 000 participants, a 2 800 voice chorus, 200 voice choir, and a 2 000 strong cast will perform across a gigantic set. The production boasted a $265,000 scenery cost and record lighting, with seven freight cars carrying costumes and scenery from the East.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle Stadium
Columbus
Madison Square Garden
New York
Gtanntte
Bnult
University Stadium
Portland
Gree
Nniseer
Savage Ging Company
Mowm Sido
Fisheries board limits gear as salmon protection rules take effect
Northwest reporters note new sabmon regulations adopted by the state fisheries board set an July 15 prohibition on fish traps in upper tributaries of the Colombia River to safeguard salmon. State Supervisor L. H. Darwin described the rules as aimed at protecting fish in the forested upper streams.
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Seattle
State Fisheries Board
L. H. Darwin
Colombia
Ancient Canning Method for Hogs and Vinegar Glaze
Farmers consult United States Department of Agriculture guidance from Farmers' Guide to Park Park Farm Killing Canning for hog preparation. Rinse hog cuts, soak in water vinegar and brown sugar with cloves and bay leaf, simmer at low heat for about 20 minutes per pound, then drain and glaze with crumbs and cloved crust. Bake slowly until browned, basting with vinegar solution.
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Jim
United States Department Agriculture
Iti
Guileta
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Betty
Panthanius
Bhanninen
Ical Lake
Plymouth
England
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Infermationel Chamber of Commerce
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Wade
Secure Lindreedt Deiehnd
Celtic
Carere Ag Mnnela Aetreeeee
Stentis Rs
Dwae Gervire
Portsmouth
N. H
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United States
Japan
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Boston
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Faland
Fraveal
Amia Te Yee Kamehemehs
Tian Wens
Commonwealth
Newseath
Chicago
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Brookfield
Burtington & Qatines
Trent
Big Home
Hegedent
Honolole
Sir Lene
Constantinoptir
Samsun
Shinene
Ineboli
Oweren
Che Canceienes
Cie Werner
Pasadena
Cal
Wiversiepg
Southern California
Peterboro
Warfarer
Apdevien
Ptander
Biks Lodge
Carl Hoffman
Seattle Elks Lodee
Jerusalem
Northwest News
Colville
Weah
Graham
Cownty
Stevens Cownty
Wreaks
Springdale
Yarina
West
Hulten
Davis
Ste Heapstad
Medical Lake
Attaumm
Hunt
Viskime Econtiy
Lyme
Als. Iver
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Hvspatus
William Gishop
Chamacmm
Pomeroy
Binnk
Naliter
Wort
Washington State College
Strane
Simeonr
Rlickney
Amie
Peenle
Metin Ral
Vans Citi
von Af Woo
Dako
Rowsiger Roemit Bix
Lily
Moertin
Lie
Bank of
Kelme
Wernwpc
George F. Bg
Wallis
Kyril
Habeten
Lee
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Smeumt
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American Jewelry C Co
Marcun
Kot Dow
Wald
McLay
Claus
Gise Stowe
Ee. W. Hall Co
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