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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1921
Page
7
A Nebraska bankers convention calls for tightening control of the state guarantee fund amid a string of bank failures. The drive targets financial vampires and aims to restore depositor trust as several Farm State Bank entities fold or are restructured.
In Albany Oregon on August 6 a man named John Millard was fined $25 by Judge Olliver after an incident with State Traffic Officer Kenneth Bloom. Millard allegedly drove with a missing headlight and taillight then cursed and threatened the officer before retreating when Bloom drew his gun.
Oregon will distribute over 3.5 million of 12 million trout from Tumalo state hatchery. M L Ryckman state hatchery superintendent and A E Burghduff state game warden say restocking will proceed rapidly through year end. The Tumalo hatchery supplies most eastern brook trout fry.
Sherrill New York, the state’s youngest city, mobilizes volunteers to dig trenching for its sewer system. Over 400 residents from clerks to doctors join the effort with flexible hours and drop out when pain limits work, as Elk Lake is cited for context.
A burglary defendant during a Portland trial cried out nervously asking a man in the rear wearing striped overalls be evicted. He said the overalls’ fat stripes reminded him of things, prompting the judge to inquire about the remark.
Report from Mienschow dated August 5 describes brigands operating via middlemen. Travelers paying the asked price obtain permits for safe conduct from brigand chiefs.
Madame Calandre led a grand march for her 100th birthday in Macon France on August 5. Madame Piffaut aged 97 and Monsieur Cuepot aged 94 joined the fox trot lineup as part of the celebration.
Diamond lake near Klamath Falls earns fame for oversized Rainbows with multiple sightings of 28 pounders. Deput y Warden Stout notes frequent 25 pound plus catches as anglers report record sizes. Inevitable returns to spawn force wardens to transport spawned fish back to streams, highlighting Diamond lake as a premier trout habitat.
Lieut. Louis F. Kloor of A. N. went through life seeking his ideal based on Christy posters. He believed he found her in Alexandria Wiewerton and became engaged. The sister, who visited from the East, proved to be the real subject of the Drew Christy drawings.
The article notes Diamond Lake fishing picking up as trout become more active. It mentions heavy trout and plentiful eggs, with over 4,000,000 trout ores taken last year and more available. Boldt's is advertised for French pastry.
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