Wanted experienced dairy farmer midland area seeks retirement plan
Classified notice seeks capable dairy farmer for 65 acres of highly improved land in Hnahomieh county and other farms including 20 acres near Auburn with 8 cleared, homes and outbuildings, pasture and berry acreage. Terms aim to fit buyer's ability with cash and balance options. multiple parcels described with utilities, roads, and nearby towns.
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Beattie
Auburn
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Vearth
Union Livoee
Good Road
Jenaqnah
Avery Seins
Oggh van Arsdale
Third Ave
Columbix
Pioneerin
Tosda
Opeohosla
Mt Vernon
New Highway Now Assured and Stamps in Belgium
Construction funding for the Bel way National Forest highway across Idaho will cut Mic eoula Montana to Puget Sound distance by 175 miles. Secretary Wallace approves 2.146 million for Idaho highways, with Washington and Alaska receiving substantial sums. The route will cross Bitterroot mountains via Locksaw Clearwater to Lewiston, linking to Washington roads toward Seattle through Pomeroy and Dayton. Belgium stamps replace email coins in a note of strange global change.
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Belway National Forest
Mic Eoula
Mont
Puget Sound
Henry C. Wallace
Idaho National Forests
M. J. Carrigan
Seattle
Lewis and Clark Highway Association
Idaho
Washington
Alaska
Bitter Root Mountains
Locksaw
Clearwater
Lowell
Lewiston
Touriat
Pomeroy
Dayton
Tourism Bureau to Open in Seattle to Attract Conventions
The Greater Seattle Chamber of Commerce will open a Tourist and Information Bureau at 720 Third Avenue this month. It aims to advertise the Northwest, provide state wide information, arrange summer itineraries, and coordinate with railroads, steamship lines, and other information bureaus. The plan includes tours of Seattle shops, factories, industrial sites, and potential visits to Bremerton navy yard with scheduled hours.
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Greater Beattie Bureau
Chamber of Commerce
Seattle
Bureau
Board of Trustees
Christy Thomas
Chamber
Northwest
Automobile Clubs
Northwest Tourist Association
Port of Seattle
Farines
Navy Yard
Bremerton
Artists Ball Promises Oriental Themed Fifth Event
The fifth annual Artists ball is set at the Masonic temple on February 24. The previous year was “A Night on Mars” and this year’s event is titled “A Night in Old Alexandria” with an Oriental motif. Performances decorations and costumes will reflect authentic Oriental styles. Participants will wear gowns and outfits inspired by Egyptian Greek Persian and other ancient civilizations.
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Masonic Temple
Feruary 24
Mars
Alexandria
Dope Brought On Big Line Seized Vessel
Customs searched a Pine Tree State vessel after a small narcotics find. A Chinese worker reportedly aided an escape, while the watchman who pursued the cache was released after stating he believed 300 to 400 cans of opium were aboard.
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Pine Tree
Shipping Board
Reclamation History Headlined by Ralph Williamson Talk
Ralph B Williamson of Yakima, author of the state water code, will discuss the reclamation movement in Washington and its achievements at a Chamber of Commerce meeting. He has 14 years in the movement and helped develop the Tieton project as a federal reclamation service adviser. Maj M P Andrus will discuss a plan to create the R C T C in schools and Dr W K McKibben of the White Cross will speak. Russia sends more pilgrims to Jerusalem than any other country.
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Washington
Ralph B. William Won
Yakima
Chamber of Commerce
Masonic
Williamson
Federal Reclamation Service
Tieton
Maj. M. P. Andrus
W. Kk. McKibben
White Cross
Dope Addiction Crisis Outlined by Canon Bliss
Canon Bliss head of the White Cross addressed the Rotary Club detailing 7000 addicts in Seattle and 2,000,000 nationwide. He noted narcotic production far exceeds medicinal needs and urged Congress to act internationally to halt the dope trade and end poppy and cocoa cultivation.
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Seattle
United States
Great Britain
Japan
Canon Bliss
White Cross
Rotary Club
Congress
Railways Cost More Under Private Operation Says McAdoo
Former director general William G. McAdoo told the Senate Interstate Commerce Committee that private railway operation since federal control began costs the U.S. about 32 percent more than government operation did during the war. He cited wartime guarantees against losses and cited a $402,758,163 rise in maintenance outlays over the guaranty period, plus overall annual excess costs of $6,657,296,772 in private operation.
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Herbert W. Walker
Washington
United States
William G. McAdoo
Senate Interstate Commerce Committee
McAdoo
W. G. Besler
Central Railroad of New Jersey
Sophomores Stage Circus Themed Dance At University Armory
A real clown band and tight rope walker headline the Bai lum Barney ball in the university armory Friday night. Sideshows line the hall edges as a mammoth tent decor casts a big top mood with animal cookies and pink lemonade concessions. The class invites other students and rumors swirl of a parade and prominent roles, though no road tour plans exist.
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University Armory
Assault charged against Deaver in Seattle hotel stabbing
James Deaver a sergeant of marines was charged Thursday by the prosecutor with first degree assault. Deaver is alleged to have stabbed Capt. B. W. Trahey during a quarrel in a Seattle hotel Saturday night. Deaver is at liberty on $1,500 bond. THE MOUNTAINEERS plan three short mid winter outings and eight hikes in February.
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James Deaver
Deever
B. W. Trahey
Seattle
Deaver
Liberty
Henderson rejects Witt plan for Seattle railway savings
D W Henderson, Seattle transportation chief, told the council that saving $1,700,600 annually per Peter Witt’s advice is not feasible. Witt cited $800,000 saved by skipping business district routes, $800,000 from one man cars, and $100,000 from lower current. Henderson backs one point only, purchasing at least 200 fast light cars, and proposes route changes, track rebuilds, and service adjustments to improve downtown access.
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Cleveland
D. W. Henderson
Witt
Henderson
Henederson
North End
Pingst
South End
Yester Way
Seattle
Pikes and
Pine
Virginia State
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Fourth Ave
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Fremont
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N. A
Mrs Moeller Wins Victory in Unearthing Court Warrants
Mrs Page Moeller widow of Moeller who was found dead in a well at Stone Castle won a legal victory. Superior Judge King Dykeman ordered the heirs of Harrison Bostwick to turn over warrants totaling 13466.82 paid Moeller for citations by the city of West Spokawest. She alleged Bostwick held the warrants since Moeller's death and sought seizure of personal papers and deeds now in his heirs’ possession.
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Page Moeller
Moeller
Stone Castle
King Dykeman
Harrison Bostwick
West Spokawest
Bostwicke
Cold Remains The Snow Falls Here
Youngsters hauled out their red sleds as light feathery flakes fell over the city. The thermometer held at 33 degrees and a biting wind suggested more snow possible. In Toledo Oregon John W. Robertson, a farmer, died from injuries suffered when an ax handle struck him in the side in the woods.
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Toledo
Ore
John W. Robertson
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