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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1921
Page
8
Charles Maulroy Hatfield of California has contracted with the United Agricultural association to produce artificial rain in the Medicine Hat area between May and August 1. Farmers near Boutin eau, Ind., were negotiating as the report reached here.
G M Andrews district freight agent of the Southern Pacific reports a reduction in grade crossing accidents for 1920 credited to the safety first campaign. The year saw 760 crossings accidents. area coverage spans 100 square miles including Hatfield. Weather related payments of 4000 dollars per inch of rain capped at 8900 dollars for four inches are discussed but not substantiated by Chief Martin of the U S weather bureau.
An old advertisement pitches California Syrup of Figs as the best laxative for children. It emphasizes the fruity taste and promises full directions on each bottle. The text urges parents to say California to ensure the product is the harmless choice for kids' stomachs and bowels.
Albert Johnson, 87, Meadowbrook Farm truck driver near Snoqualmie, was shot by his former husband in a domestic dispute. Charles Drake, 31, Bea Mare, wounded Johnson with a rifle after seeking reconciliation with Elva McDonald present. Drake jailed. Johnson’s prognosis uncertain but hopeful after intestine perforation feared.
Kirk Hillman presided at a Bushell for Councilman meeting and rally at Good Eats cafeteria Monday. Bushell, a former Spink County North Dakota commissioner, has worked in newspapers, farming, and ran the Bushell auction rooms in Seattle. Gov Edwards signed repeal of his 3.50 percent beer bill in Trenton, New Jersey.
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