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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Jul 26, 1921

Page

4

Growers form vast co operative to control marketing

Chicago July 26 American farmers unite to form a 100 million dollar grain growers association to market wheat and plan co operative for livestock wool hides markets. A 15 member committee led by C H Gustafson outlines steps to start livestock exchanges while James R Howard cites aims to stabilize prices reduce costs and secure square dealing for farmers and the public.

R. J. Gibbons Chicago Avestock Commission Co-operative C. H. Gustafson United States Grain Growers James R. Howard American Farm Bureau Federation America Howard

No Labor Trouble on Hawkeye State

Capt. Chas. Peterson of the Mealiner Hawkeye State docked in San Francisco denied reports of labor trouble aboard. He said delays were caused by salt water entering the fresh water tanks through a seacock and urged investigation by the U S steamboat inspection service. J W Walton of Pawtucket R I was mentioned.

San Francisco Chas. Peterson Fial United States Steamboat Inspection Service J. W. Walton Pawtucket R. 1

Ship News and Tide Observations From Seattle

The clipping notes tides in Seattle at 249 pm with a 5 ft high tide, and second high tide at 9 23 pm. Steamer Cape Henry of the Atlantic Gulf Pacific lines arrived to load canned goods and lumber at Seattle, then sails for the Atlantic coast. Also reports Schooner J W Cilee bringing lumber to Callao, Peru, after leaving Seattle May 5. Weather notes from Tatoosh Island July 24 show rising barometer, cloudy, light wind. arrivals at Providencia and Santa Rita, with passes of Kinderdyk and Admiral Bobley. Port Angeles records arrival of a three-masted schooner at 9 am.

Cape Henry Atlantic, Gulf & Pacific Steamship Co Seat Ue Bellingham Atlantic J. W. Cilee Callao Peru Seattle Weather Bureau Tatoosh Island Santa Rita Bobley Kinderdyk Providencia Port Angeles

Maritime Schedule Fragment from July Naval Transit List

A dated OCR fragment lists several ships with routes and times including Tecoma to West Nilue, San Francisco to Tecoma, Iquique via Tecoma and Winslow, and Tacoma to Mukilteo. Mentions destroyers 271 Morine 273 Swaseey 114 Meade bound for Puget Sound Naval Station and a tug tow for Ta ogma.

Kennecott Tecoma West Nilue San Francisco Iquique Winslow Muktee Tacoma Hamburg San Pedro Balboa Glasgow Liverpool London Antwerp Morine Swaseey Meade Puget Sound Naval Station Darge Griffeon Sampweon Ogma

Vessel Movements Across Ports Report

Alaskan vessels Vaider and Alameda show July schedules with northbound or inbound movements and times around 11:50 am in Ketchikan. Liverpool, Cardiff, and Parry list July dates with sailings and port destinations to North Pacific routes. Juwa Maru arrives from Seattle in Hongkong on July 23, and Wheat land Montana from Srektie appears with July 13.

Halled Ate Alameda Ketchikan Liverpool Beattie Cardif North Pacific

Maritime Traffic Through Seattle Harbor Readies Vessels

A list of ships and destinations including Santa Rita to Tacoma and Admiral Behley to Seattle, with distances and times noted. Multiple destroyers, cargo ships, and tankers are docked or moored at Seattle ports such as Pier 14 and Pier A, with references to U. S. Shipping Board and various yard and dock facilities.

Essels Seattle Cove Eldridge West Nilus U. & & Mercy Union of Thornton Est Street Tingey Bailey Talthybies Fulton Admiral Redman U. & Shipping Board Eastern Gien Delrosa Tcentum Westward Ho Anna EK. Morse West Hartland Vicksburg Skane Street Ohloan U. B .L. & Relief Waterway Dock Motorship Kennecott Old Dry Hip Chillicothe Wenatchee Keystone State Nea Roosevelt Indard Boller Works Patterson Etudten Min Santa Ineseffernan Valdes Ste Cordova Phylise Comyn Tennessee

Wayfarer Program Tonight Featuring Speakers and Singers

A fragmented program listing speakers and performers for a Wayfarer event. Names include Dr. J Warren Negrey Smith Cochrane Eastland Upton Dickinson Price Erickson Kelly Merrill Smith Burke Fleming Upton Gambil Breadin Jackson Remin Strong Starrett Reeder Meeker Painter Williams Trempeters Akin Peterson Effenger Nordland Kerrick Whitmire Bell Hall Jorgensohn Barns Johnson Father Shepherd Taylor Field Monson Benfield Adama Makeup team led by Jackson McClinton with soloists and choral pieces titled Christ in Flanders There’s a Green Hill Far Away Open the Gates of the Temple produced by Montgomery Lynch.

R. A. Upton J. J. Gambil Prof Breadin George DB. Jackson M. J. Remin A. Bi. Strong Raymond Starrett Flanders Margaret A. Reeder Mary Mra. Fagene W. Het John Rich Clee Hh. Scougal Eva Jorgensohn Anne Barns Florence Johnson Father Shepherd Dorothea Taylor Stace Mra Evelyn Field Mitchell M. Deater Tom Monson A. G. Benfield Andrey Adama George Jackson Harold McClinton

Industrials Lead as New York Open Shows Uptick

Opening trading finds Industrial stocks in front with United States Steel rising to TAK, Central Leather at 36 percent, and rubber group gains dampened after a rapid advance. United States Rubber dips to 64 early, while Southern Pacific remains strong around 78 and Mexican Petroleum opens at 105.

New York United States Steel Tak Central Leather Kelly-Springfield United States Rubber Naile Southern Pacific Mexican Petroleum

Prices Rise as Green Corn Scarcity Hits Avenue Market

Market notes report green corn scarcity on the avenue with wholesale price up to 4.50 a crate for fancy stock. First okra arrives from Wapato at 40 cents a pound and local tragedy plums appear at 2 for a 16 pound box while cantaloupes move unevenly in a heavy Imperial Valley supply.

Wapato Hanford Imperial Valley

Bankers push funding plan for US foreign debt

Senator Borah accused international bankers of driving a plan to fund America's foreign debt over many years and to push cancelation schemes. He said these financiers seek to delay payments while pressuring the public to favor debt cancellation to shield their own large claims.

U. S Washington America Borah Senate

Grain Market Up Slightly on Scattered Buying

Chicago activity showed a firmer tone at the open with fractional advances across grains. Wheat firm on selling to Germany and England, closes mixed. corn and oats move but finish off lows. Cattle and hog receipts steady with varied quotes. foreign exchange timidly higher.

Chicago Germany Englan

Poultry Convention in Seattle Offers Reduced Rail Fares

The American Poultry convention in Seattle August 8 to 13 draws 1000 farmers with one and a half fare privileges for western residents. Delegates may obtain refunds by buying tickets at full price, returning by August 17. A varied program includes farm tours, speeches, a Tacoma boat trip, and a clambake at Point Defiance.

Seaa Seattle Pacific Coast Interior Point Montana States Arizona British Columbia Harry H. Collier Collier New Richmond United States Tacoma State Agricultural Experiment Station Puyallup

Jail Actor Charged With Manslaughter

Eddie Borden an Orpheum circuit star is in county jail charged with manslaughter for a collision that fatally injured 26 year old Mrs. Margaret M Cassidy at Culver City yesterday. The report notes glycerin production from army fat in England during 1916 to 1918 totaling 2130 tons.

Angeles Eddie Borden Orpheum Borden Margaret M. Cassidy Culver City England

Dairy and Poultry Prices From Local Creamery and Dealers

Milk and cream prices shown for Seattle area shipments and local storage. Condensed by products including creamery cubes and butter, with wholesale and live poultry rates to shippers. Live geese and Belgian hare prices also listed per unit.

Seattle Vaid Whelessie Hutter Vege Wresh Asa Pulleta Young

Northwest Electrical Service League Campaign Launch

The Northwest Electrical Service league will start a campaign on the advantages and use of electricity in the home under the management of Dean Stephen I. Miller of the College of Business Administration at the University of Washington.

Northwest Electrical Service League Stephen I. Miller College of Business Administration U. of W

Fred Nelson to Lead Washington State Grange

Fred Nelson, a King County dairy man and state Grange overseer, will succeed William Bouck of Sedro-Woolley as master of the Washington State Grange. Bouck was suspended by 8 J Lowell, master of the National Grange, for alleged radical utterances at the June State Grange meeting.

Fred Nelson State Grange King County Washington State Grange William Bouck Sedro-Woolley Bouck 8. J. Lowell National Grange Orange

Merchants Protest Tariff Clause Telegram to Washington

Seattle businessmen and commercial organizations voiced a protest against the American valuation clause in the Fordney emergency tariff bill. They sent a telegram to Washington last night through the Foreign Commerce Association of the Pacific Coast, headed by secretary Richard Parrett, to the Senate Finance Committee.

Seattle Houses and Commercial Org Washington Senate Finance Committee Richard Parrett Foreign Commerce Association Pacific Coast

Portland Market Receipts Show Mixed Cattle and Hog Activity

Market status steady as cattle receipts 134 reported. Chotee steers bring 1446.50 with fair to good grades. cows and heifers range 4.75 to 5.25. canners 1.50 to 2.25. calves around 5.50. hogs steady with primes around 12. lambs fetch 5.86 to 60. yearlings 204 to 260. ewes and wethers quoted. butter and eggs noted with minor values.

Wright

Harding asks Congress to expand War Finance Corp powers

President Harding urged Congress to broaden the War Finance Corporation leeway to aid railroads and agriculture. He outlined that the agency could buy railway securities from the director general to fund settlements without treasury tapping and extend relief to livestock raisers and farmers.

Washington Harding Congress War Finance Corporation Senate House of Representatives Railroad Administration

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