Grain Pool Plan for Northwest Farmers' Warehouses
The Inland Empire Farmers' Warehouse Association will formalize in Spokane on June 10 under Farmers' Union leadership to pool grain from eastern Washington and Oregon northern Idaho and western Montana. It aims to sell in 100000 bushel lots or more directly to mills and exporters with minimal handling fees while eliminating middlemen, levy storage taxes, and require bonded agents.
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Spokane
Wash
Farmers' Warehouse Association of the
Inland Empire
Washington
Oregon
Idaho
Montana
Farmers’ Educational and Co-operative Union of America
Northwest
IL. Co. Crow
Garfield, Wash
Farmers’ Union
Farmers’ Warehase Association
R. C. McCroskey
Garfield
Charles Hill Gets Busy in Coos County
Charles A. Hill promotes the Farmers' Co-operative Union of America in Coos County. Local unions form at Coquille Myrtle Point and Fishtrap, with plans to reach 1000 members in the county. Hill will visit Coos Bay to organize the county union as part of the state society. Fullerton and Gose dissent. tax commission will not rehear. cases involving large sums may be dismissed.
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Chaplin
B A. Harvey
George Gillman
C. A. Pendleton
Myrtle Point
Fishtrap
Hill
Coos Bay
Fullerton
Gose
Tax Commission
Treaty Takes Precedence Over Act of Congress
Washington Supreme Court rules a 1752 treaty with Norway and Sweden, revised 1827, supersedes state inheritance tax laws. Foreign heirs are taxed at the same rate as residents, invalidating the 25 percent foreign-heir levy and aligning with the 2 percent resident tax. The decision supports the heirs of Peter G. Strixrud, who died in Olympia in 1908, and held treaties outrank federal and state statutes.
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Spokane
Wash
State Supreme Court of Washington
Norway
Sweden
Peter G. Strixrud
Olympia
Which Endures Most Barber or Customer
Spokane resident Thomas Ivey, secretary treasurer of the Washington State Federation of Barbers and member of the Washington Board of Barber Examiners, opposes Waterloo Nebraska city council rules barring barbers from eating onions. He notes Washington licenses barbers with offensive habits and cites a push for a national statute to bar barbers who smell of onions, tobacco, or liquor from serving clients, with possible breathless exchange before work begins. A resolution on these issues may be considered at the federation meeting in July.
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Spokane
Wash
Thomas Ivey
Washington State Federation of Barbers
Washington Board of Barber Examiners
Waterloo
Neb
Washington
Federation
Cost of living cuts savings in banks
New York reports deposits in savings banks are shrinking due to high living costs. The state department of banking will release half year figures on July 1, but banks remain reticent about their business. Early signs point to an unfavorable showing for savings balances.
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New York
State Department of Banking
Banks aimed to keep rates on 1910 basis amid spring withdrawals
Bank executives forecast steady interest on six month loans despite lower bonds and shrinking deposits. Greenwich Savings notes spring withdrawals due to suburb migration and mortgage due, while North River and Dry Dock banks caution on predicting next moves. Union Dime says cost of living not yet impacting banking business.
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Greenwich Savings Bank
Samuel D. Styles
North River Bank
Andrew Mille
Dry Dock Bank
E. Sprague
Union Dime
Farmers' Union Picnic Set For Milton June 3
The second annual Farmers' Picnic will be held in Milton on Friday June 3. By local vote male members will wear blue striped overalls and jumpers while female members wear blue bandana aprons with two pockets. Everyone is invited. Conner, County Pres.
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Farmers’ Union
Milton
Conner
County Pres
Doubtful Number of Millionaire Aides in the World
A concise observation questions the global tally of truly wealthy individuals. The text notes skepticism about how many people fit the label of rich, suggesting that wealth is rarer than commonly believed and comparing perceived affluence to reality.
Oil Burners Move Through Northwest Rail Lines
News briefs from Oregon and Washington state report rail and municipal items. O. R. & WN. moves coal bunkers to Telecuset Oregon with oil burners planned. G A rights hold services in Hood River.
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Arlington
Horse Kicks Boy in Colfax Station Incident
Fred Bowen, 11, from near Steptoe, was thrown from his horse and dragged into a hospital ward after the horse dashed into a St Ignatius hospital wagon. The boy lay unconscious and near death, his foot caught in the stirrup as the horse circled a wagon and shook him loose in a barn. He was brought to the hospital by automobile.
Yakima Indian Buds Career Shootings at Satus
James Palkenute a Yakima Indian shot another Indian with a rifle during an incident at Satus in Washington state. The event involves the Yakima Indian community and occurred near North Yakima. Further details on motive or outcomes are not provided in the readable text.
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Yakima
North Yakima, Wash
James Palkenute
Women and Kidney Trouble Claim All Sufferers
An ad extols Swamp-Root as a universal remedy for kidney and bladder ills affecting men and women alike. It touts relief, offers sample bottles by mail, and urges writing Dr Kilmer and Co in Binghamton New York with the product name clearly on every bottle.
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Lesseis
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton
N. Y
Dr. Kilmer
Binghamton, N. Y
Dispensary Medical Association
R. V. Pierce
Buffalo
N.Y
Pierce
The
Invalids’ Hotel and Surgical Institute
People’s Medical Adviser
Lewiston Clarkston Improvement Co First Mortgage Loan
Papers filed in Colfax Washington show a first mortgage and collateral trust deed by Lewiston Clarkston Improvement Co to Union Trust Co of Spokane for 800000 dollars at 6 percent. The company owns electric light plants and supplies power to Lewiston Clarkston Genesee Moscow Pullman and nearby towns. The mortgage covers plants lines power stations and real estate.
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Colfax
Wash
Lewiston Clarkston Improvement Company
Union Trust Company
Spokane
Clarkston Improvement
Lewiston
Clarkston
Genesee
Moscow
Pullman
Cham berlaine's Cough Remedy Ad for Children
An 19th century style note promotes Cham berlaine's Cough Remedy as safe for children. It claims no opium or narcotics and urges giving it with confidence as a quick cure for coughs and colds. Sold by all dealers.
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Chamberlaine
Child wonders about baby brother being French
A little girl muses on her infant brother's possible heritage asking her mother what would happen if he turned out to be French, a quaint家庭 moment reflecting curiosity and identity.
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PRICE
Pendleton
Peoples Warehouse
Colon
Charles Hill
Coos County
Planing
Byers
News OF the Northwest
Hood River
Ore
M. BE
Ford
Marshfield
Art Johnson
Fraternal Union of America
Mra
Johnson
Wallowa
Melb Davis
Klamath
Klamath Falls
J. H. Wilson
Wilson Basin
Jeffriea-Johnson
San Francisco
Northern Pacific
Wells Fargo
Salem
Oregon Railroad Commission
Wells, Fargo Express Company
Willamette Valley
Express Company
L. 8. Johnson
N. D. Varner
Joseph
N. Db. Varner
Lea Rose
Lostine
Paula Murphy
Joplin
Isaac L. Johnson
T. K. Johnson
Chrisgow
East End Grocery
Weston
Orpheum Theatre
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