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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Aug 26, 1922

Page

14

Oil men push Alaska fields led by Yack McCord

Yack McCord, a prominent Iowa native known as the Cop River Scout, has helped bring major oil companies to the Cold Bay district in Alaska. After gaining interest through 1920s lobbying, McCord aided changing prohibitory rules to enable development and uniform royalties shared with the U.S. treasury. Rex Beach references noted in fiction.

Cold Bay Alaskan Altho Alaska Det lTess Amene 6 McCord United States Treasury Towa Thern Jagka Rex Beach Hovel

County Costs in Spokane Outpace King and Pierce

Spokane County faces higher overall county government costs than King and Pierce, according to figures by Lester Livengood. He notes Spokane officials run the offices at about 11 per thousand population less efficiently than King and 6 to 7 cents less than Pierce, despite efforts by County Auditor Joe Stewart. The sheriff and prosecuting attorney’s offices account for most of the excess, per Livengood’s statistics.

Pokante Pierce County Lester M. Liv Citisons Livengood Pierce Spokane King County Joe Stewart Sheriffs Office Sitcport King and Pierce

Rabbi Silver Plans Seattle Talk on Palestine Mission

Rabbi Abba Hillel Silver, general chairman of the Palestine Development League, will address a mass meeting Sunday night at the Masonic Temple in Seattle. He is arriving in Seattle Saturday night to speak on hydro electric development on the River Jordan and Palestine.

Jordan Palestine Abba Hillel Paltine Development League Masonic Ple Silver i Seattle

Huge Timber Sale Planned on Quinault Reservation

The Quinault Indian reservation invites bids on a 14000 acre timber tract with fir cedar hemlock and caprice containing about 388000000 feet. A 20000 bid deposit and a 50000 bond are required. Bids due November 1 to Superintendent W B Gama Taholah Washington.

Hmoquiam Quinault Department of Indian Affairs Washington W. B. Gama Taholah Wash

Wife Estranged Man Kills Self on Lake Boat

Police believe W. W. Talcott killed himself after failing to win his wife from the Life Institute cult. He disappeared Thursday. a crewman identified his photos and a hat found on the boat linked to Talcott amid investigations into Albert J. Moore and the Life Institute.

Chicago W. W. Talcott Life Institute Talcott Favorite J. J. Cartwright State Supreme Court Albert J. Moore

Cox urges US action to save Central Europe

James M. Cox said America must act to save Central Europe from dissolution. He urged Herbert Hoover represent the US on the reparations commission and cited a German message warning that without US intervention Europe will be lost. Cox listed three reasons including relief of distress, new markets for American goods, and protecting inter allied debt payments.

London America Europe James M. Cox Herbert Hoover United States Cox Wirth Germany Berlin

Lon Chaney Stars in The Hunchback of Notre Dame

Universal assigns Lon Chaney to star in The Hunchback of Notre Dame and fulfill his lifelong ambition in a major motion picture.

Universal Lon Chaney Notre Dame

Water Shutoff Notices for Multiple Streets

Water will be shut off on Fourth Ave North from McGraw to Newell and on Smith from Fourth Ave North to Fifth Ave North this Sunday August 27 between 10 a.m. and 12 noon. Additional shutoffs occur on Wilson Ave from Kenyon to Grattan Street and on Grattan Street from Rainier to 56th Avenue Southeast and on Wabash Ave from Gratetnet to 64th Ave South on Monday August 28 between 8 a.m. and 5 p.m.

Fourth Ave. N McGraw 64Th Ave

Island Belle Grapes Grower Adds To Island Vine Yard

About fifty years ago a grape grower settled on Puget Sound shore and developed the now famous Island Belle grape. Adam Eckert, visiting the district, decided to settle and test many varieties, ultimately perfecting Island Belle. The hardy slip skin grape ripens reliably, ships well, yields heavy crops, and adapts for table, jelly, juice, wine, and other products. The Evans vineyard has grafted Island Belle stock and expanded plantings along sunny sunlit slopes with proper drainage.

Sound Adam Eckert Eckert New York State Evans Island Puget Sound California Pelle

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