Nation's crops estimated by Agriculture Department
Washington July 11 America s wheat crop for the year is estimated at 17 000 000 bushels with corn at 2 860 000 000 bushels. Winter wheat yield 669 000 000 bushels and spring wheat 248 000 000. Cotton 11 100 000 bales and tobacco 1 415 000 000 pounds. State figures include Washington Oregon California and spring wheat totals.
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Washington
America
Department of Agriculture
Condi
Oregon
California
Municipal Warrant System Delays Pay for Street Car Workers
On Monday pay warrants for street car employees carried the stamp Not Paid for Want of Funds while the railway fund shifted to a warrant basis to ensure funds by September 1 for the semiannual interest on the purchase contract. Banks will cash the warrants at par, sparing railway workers major inconvenience. The note adds that plano leather is among the costliest leathers globally.
Bitter Fight Over German Patents Sale Sparks Washington Debate
Washington July 11 Francis P Garvan head of the Chemical Foundation refuses to hand over sale records of 4700 German copyrights and patents sold for 271000 to American manufacturers. Senator King argues the sale breaches treaties and policy, while supporters claim it benefits the U.S. economy.
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Washington
Francis P. Garvan
The
Chemical Foundation
Wilson Administration
Garvan
J. W. H. Crim
Federal Grand Jury
Harding
Foundation
King
Utah
Senate
United States
Germany
Ite
Francis P. Garvins
Bookleggers Sell Proscribed Jurgen in Seattle
Copies of Jurgen by James Branch Cabell appear for sale in Seattle at 25 dollars, a steep rise from 1.50. A large private circulating library charges 60 cents daily to read the work, with long waiting lists, while Archway Book Store has seen prices reach 25 dollars amid rave notes from critics.
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Jurgen
James Branch Cabell
Seattle
Archway Book
All year clothes in Seattle advertisement
Two women discuss knicker suits and clothing for year round wear, noting a green felt hat and a skirt set. They mention climbing, riding, and other outdoor use, with Cherry's offer of credit and a sale price of 24.50 to 29.50 at 1015 Second Ave over the Pig n Whistle and 207 Rialto Building.
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Jane
Anne
Bothell
Cherry's
Second Ave
Rialto Building
Transportation upgrades boost Vancouver Island tourist travel
Canadian Pacific Railway introduces new facilities for auto travelers visiting Vancouver Island. Princess steamships add handling improvements at Colman dock Seattle, with elevator service for autos. Charmer sails Saturdays and Mondays between Vancouver and Nanaimo, widening car types carried. Touring permits allow 20 day stays without customs bond, and BC's right side driving rule reduces confusion, fueling more tourism this season.
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Vancouver Island
British Columbia
Canadian Pacific Railway
Comany
Princess
Seattle
Colman Dock
Victoria
Vancouver
Nanaimo
Canada
Mrs Landes Praised for Cabaret Stand
Mrs Landes was commended for her stand on the cabaret issue as resolutions signed by more than 6 000 people were presented by Rev Ann Bailey of the First Church. Chairman Robert B Hesketh announced the cabaret would be postponed until next Monday to consider pending applications.
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American Homes Bureau
Sixth Ave
Pike and
Pine Sts
Liberal Credit
Granbaumy Furniture
Ave
Between & CO
Elliott
Korea
Antoila
Fiu
P. P
Joyner Drug Co
Spokane
New York
Nelson Rockefeller
John D. Rockefeller
Brees
Hamilton Douglas, Jr
Ealgee
Larwest
Cibola
Jake Silverman
Lansdale
Pennsylvania
Silverman
Samuel Conver
Franklin
Prussia
Neu
Coca-Cola Company
Atlanta, Ga
Raodes
Ecru
Glove Dept
France
Royal Society
E. A
R. & H.C. Cook
East
Unio
Edison Electric Irons
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