Does Cooperation Pay Farmer Paulhamus Says It Does
In the Puyallup valley near Tacoma a large group of berry and fruit growers celebrated by distributing more than $152,000 in undivided profits. Leading them is W H Paulhamus known as Paul, who started a small organization in 1902 and built a cooperative business now capitalized at 1 500 000 owned by the farmers and their families.
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Puyallup
Puyallup Valley
Tacoma
W. H. Paul Hamus
Paul
Northwest
Aberdeen Man in State Race for Treasurer
Wash July 7 John B. Orton of Aberdeen is a Republican candidate for the state treasurer office. Orton finishes his fourth year as Grays Harbor county treasurer and is a University of Michigan law graduate who has lived in Washington 14 years.
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Aberdeen
Orton
Grays Harbor
Law Department
University of Michigan
Washington
West and pilot miss train in Yakima attempt
Mary D. West and Pilot Black rushed to Yakima to catch a train but it departed before their arrival. The article notes Japan has the most divorces annually, with the United States second.
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Yakima
Mary D. West
Pilot Black
Japan
The
United States
Plan Memorial to Second Infantry Men
National Guard association will plan a memorial for the old Second Washington Infantry soldiers who died in the late war. A meeting at 8 pm Monday in Arcade building room 4082 will discuss organizing a permanent body and raising about $10,000 for a statue may be placed in Woodland Park. Leaders N H Randall and W F Planney head the campaign.
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Second Washington Infantry
National Guard Association
P. m
Arcade
Solthers
Woodland Park
N. H. Randall
W. F. Planney
Eighteen Seattle Boys Eligible for Great Lakes Training
Eighteen applicants from Seattle will be eligible for the Navy recruiting division training school at Great Lakes station. The course opens July 15 and runs for six weeks. Accepted applicants pay their own fare to the school. transportation, subsistence, and uniforms are furnished by the government.
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Seattle
Navy
Great Lakes Station
Chamber of Commerce
Hold Funeral for Boy Who Drowned
Donald Cole 13 year old son of Vern A Cole of Chelsea was drowned on a fishing trip near Olympia when his boat capsized under a log boom. He was a Lincoln High School student. Burial followed at BK R Butterworth Sons. His father once sold cars for Shields Livengood Motors. He was a grand nephew of Deputy Sheriff W W Downer.
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Donald Cole
Vern A. Cole
Chelsea
Olympia
BK. R. Butterworth & Sons
Lincoln High Schhool
Shields-Livengood Motor Car Company
W. W. Downer
Wettrick Returns From Chicago Rate Hearing
Attorney S J Wettrick for the transportation bureau of the Chamber of Commerce has returned from Chicago where he participated in hearings on graded westbound commodity rates sought by the Intermediate rate association. The case is under advisement and a decision will be announced later by the Interstate Commerce Commission.
Chinese in Opium Seizure Nabbed in San Francisco
San Francisco July 7 Wonk Chung a Chinese man described as opulent and Chinese dreamer was arrested. Twenty cans of opium valued at 2300 were seized. Inspectors allege he acted as a distributing agent for a drug ring across California Oregon Washington and Nevada. A book with over 100 names and addresses was found.
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San Francisco
Wonk Chung
California
Oregon
Washington
Nevada
Hordes Flocking to Mt Rainier Records Set in Park Travel
Tourists flocked to Rainier National Park during the nine days ending July 4 as 950 cars carried 5 075 people, more than the previous year. Last Monday 602 cars entered with 2 004 occupants while gasoline remained ample and no stalls occurred.
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Rainier National Park
Chamber of Commerce
Auton
Bowman to Build Luxurious Hotel in New York
July 7 report notes John Mc Bowman announces a 3000 room hotel on the Murray Hill site as the world’s most luxurious. He also plans a 2000 room add on at the Commodore, expanding the Pershing Square group to about 10000 rooms.
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New York
Murray Hill
John Mc. Bowman
Bowman
Pershing Square
Can't Joyride With Corpse in China
Hong Kong reports a new traffic ordinance banning carrying a corpse in public vehicles. The rule requires a private hearse for death transport and prohibits driving a private car between 1 a.m. and 6 a.m., except for hospital patients or urgent medical visits.
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China
Hong Kong
Autos and Accidents Run Hand in Hand
New York reports a sharp rise in motor accidents with 72 deaths in the first 25 days of June, surpassing the 57 fatalities recorded in all of June 1919. officials attribute the increase to more vehicles nationwide.
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New York
Automobile Club
United States
Nine-year-old girl traps giant wildcat in Maine
Louise Smith, 9, of Northeast Cherry, Maine, becomes state champion girl hunter after trapping a large wildcat alone. She knocked it unconscious with a club and carried the animal home on her back in a remarkable feat.
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Bangor
Louise Smith
Northeast Cherry
Pine Tree
Marine Syndicate List Signing Up
Most signatures for the American Marine Insurance Syndicates have been attached by eligible companies per an announcement by Admiral W. B. Benson, chairman of the Shipping Board, which has reached the Chamber of Commerce.
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American Marine Insurance Syndicates
W. 8. Benson
Shipping Board
Chamber of Commerce
Easterners Seek Fruit Lands Here
East ern residents inquire via the state development bureau of the Chamber of Commerce about securing fruit lands in Puget Sound country or irrigated tracts in the state’s agricultural areas.
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State Development Bureau
The
Chamber of Commerce
Puget Sound
Restore Holy Road After 400 Years
London reports the Holy Road in Wells cathedral has been restored to its original position under the inverted arches supporting the central tower. The cross, erected by Bishop Lugar who died in 1489, disappeared during the reformation and is now dedicated to the memory of men who fell in the war.
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London
Holy Road
Wells Cathedral
Lugar
Funeral services for John M Hart former Port Gamble postmaster
Funeral services for John M Hart former Port Gamble postmaster were held Wednesday afternoon at 2 30 at the Georgetown Undertaking Company.
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John M. Hart
Port Gamble
Georgetown Undertaking Company
Topeka Divorce Records Add New Page For May Crowl
W. E. Page told the court his wife no longer wished his company and sought a fresh start. The filing shows May Crowl, her former name, instead of May Page.
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Topeka
W. E. Page
May Crowl
May Page
Airplane Patrol Proposed to Guard Forests
The Chamber of Commerce urges establishing an airplane patrol to detect incipient forest fires with Sand Point field as a base for service to begin next year.
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Chamber of Commerce
Sand Point Field
Kidney Remedy for 40 Years a Pronounced Success
A long standing tribute to Warner's Safe Kidney and Liver Remedy notes forty years of apparent success in treating kidney diseases. A grateful user claims the remedy has been in her family for 15 years and kept on hand to avoid medical bills, reflecting strong consumer confidence.
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Warner
Florence EB. Schmidt
Dunkirk
Ohio
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Allace
Swift & Company
Certified Public Accountants
U.S. A
Jackson St
J. L. Yocum
Manger
Pauthamus
W. H. Paulhamus
John B. Orton
John BB. Orton
Ming Lilly
United Painless
Dentists
Third Ave
Lakes
Frank S. Griffis
Knights of Columbus Hall
Harvard Ave
Karry Company
Wash
Drusaiste
S. F
Mt. Rainier
Cretonnes
Eatonic
Bartell Drug Stores
Columbia Colo
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