Northwest Canneries Form Merger In Oregon and Washington
Business men from Washington and Oregon organize Washington Canning and Produce to unify berry processing and marketing. Delaware law governs incorporation with equal director representation. plans include expanding plants, building new facilities, and a large advertising push to boost fruit sales under regional labels. Notable participants include Henry, J. W. Bpang, Reginald Pareens, P. B., Gorton Corbaley, W. L. Rhodes, Thorne, and Frank F. of Allen & Lewis among others from Tacoma, Portland, and Hood River.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Washington Canning & Pre .O
Lawe
Delaware
Ite Itn
Ten
Oregon
Henry
Philan
The
Legion 1
Detrander
J. W. Bpang
Seattle National
Reginald J. Pareens
Beattie Chamber of
Western Fruit Exchange
P. B
Beattie Bank
Gorton C. Corbaley
Meinrath Corbaley Company
W. L. Rhodes
Rhodes Broth
Panthamus
Thorne
National of Tacoma
W. H. Rust
Capital
G. H. Raleigh
Tacoma
Bank of Oregon
Gcg Colt
National Bank of Portland
Adama
Baldy
Ladd Tilton Bank of Portland
Frank F
Allen & Lewis
Big Job
City Finances Show Expenses Exceed Receipts in 1979
City records report receipts from all sources in the treasury totaling $30,199,510 and disbursements of $32,824,260 for 1979. Cash on hand on a past date stood at 4, bringing the fund to $296,260,9¢8. Net balance on December 21, 1920, was 108 tax sale certificates delinquent with certified amounts totaling $114,701.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. L. Terry
Trustee Sought as Fruit Association Faces Debts
Wenatchee district fruit handlers report H. G. Bobike resigns as president and asks a trustee to assume affairs. Creditors will review books to determine assets and liabilities as questions linger over the association’s finances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wenatcher
H. G. Bobike
Bobike Company
Wenatchee District Coive Association
Dean M L Spencer Speech on Advertising From a Point of View
Dean M L Spencer of the School of Journalism at the University of Washington spoke at the Beattie Advertiser noon at Bon Marche on Advertising From an 1 Point of View.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. L. Spencer
University of Wash
Pedestrians Hit by Automobiles Record from 1921
A 1921 report lists 23 pedestrians struck by vehicles. Mary Juanita Hunter, 6, injured with a fractured leg after being hit at First Avenue and EF First by J Haverfield’s car. she remained hospitalized Wednesday. William N Boyd, 18, struck at 2212 de boulevard, suffered unspecified injuries. An elderly woman unnamed was knocked down near Times Square by Mike Con’s vehicle but uninjured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Juanita Hunter
Heroe
Ave
William N. Boyd
Times Square
Mike Con
Ship News Tides in Seattle
Seattle harbor reports show incoming tide shifts and vessel movements affecting cargo ships and domestic trade. Port authorities monitor currents and weather to manage berthing and docking as ships maneuver around waterway constraints and congestion.
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Seattle
Town bedecked for Wenatchee event Monday
Readers urged to display flags as Wenatchee delegates travel by auto from Everett to Seattle for a special reception. Capt J. B Gideon leads the reception committee as General Leonard Wood plans to join the group the day before the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gideon
Wenatchee
Everett
Leonard Wood
Seattle
Manila
University of Washington
Alaskan Vessels Reported Alterations on March Dates
Fragmented OCR notes describe vessels on Alaska routes with times and directions including southbound and northbound movements on March 1 and March 2. Entries mention names like Jefferson and Admiral Walteen with times around 1 pm or 1 am and routes near Mary and Peterehura. The lines are incomplete and inconsistent but indicate a sequence of altered vessels and travel directions.
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Jefferon
Peterehura
Jefferson South
Ketebikan
Mareh
Mary
Maritime Vessel Movements Reported Across Pacific Ports
The dispatch lists ships arriving and departing from Seattle and related Pacific Northwest ports with movements to and from Victoria and Skagway. It notes terminals at Amith Cove, Northern, Pier tate North west, and the Pacific Coast Coal Renkere yard. Multiple vessels are referenced by name and berth, including connections to Spokane and Belfast through marine terminals and dredging operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Amith Cove
Bideedige
Pell Street
Geemmaematin
Tate North Weetern
Jewene
Cortera
Oricene
Apokane Pacific Coast Coal
Tr Rastern
Werd Moe
Etr
Loonie
Minroa
Ofr
Jelena
Victoria
Skneway
Porest King
Admiral Mayo
Peet Sownd Bridge & Dredging Co
Tatlereen Amen
Raseevett
Heffernan Deook
Ketoniken
Alcoragutin
Woerke
Evpenrion Ritett
Hiprvarde
Ehr Panny Deetar Pireare Park
Belfast
Water Department Reports Substantial 1976 Profit
The city water department posted about 500000 in profit for 1976 per JL B Youngs report to the city council. Revenue reached 1901755 with expenses at 814080 leaving a 487064 balance, plant value at 12011590, and over 56000 services recorded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Water Department
JL. B. Youngs
TSR
OTR
Seat
Jose's Manners Questioned After Room Theft Claim
A report notes a man named Juan Moreano alleges a theft from his room at 154 Ninth Avenue. Police were told the incident occurred roughly a week ago and involved a person described as Paleedar who took a bright object and did not return it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jone Paleedar
Juan Moreano
Ninth Ave
Juan
Chicago Car Lots and Cattle Market Summary
Chicago live stock market report lists receipts and prices for cattle calves sheep and lambs. Entries show buyers sellers and price ranges with totals and per head values amid a brisk trading session.
Market Update Hints at Further Gains in Pereian Er Shares
In New York on March 94 the Pereian er change opened higher and reached a new high near 297 percent on the present move. Prices show volatility with references to July 18, 2000 and the U.S. dollar values. market observers note strength in the late session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
New York
Teder Brerning
Kroenen
Denver Livestock Market Receipts Recount
Market receipts list cattle and calf bids with figures for cows and heifers. Entries show price notes and lot counts for calves and feeder stock, including a lower market listing and various receipts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Owen
Portland Market Status
garbled market listing notes prices and items at Portland on March 6 with unclear product names and figures. a general market status update shows prices like 48 cents and various misread terms. unreadable phrases make specifics uncertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Cattie—Reevipts
Mareet Dragey
NeeeNecvipta
Mart Slew
Eteady
Enehanged
Herne
Public Market listing with prices and stock items
A compiled market listing shows numerous grocery items like dried apples, Winesap apples, Cream of Wheat, baking powder, pineapple jam, tomatoes, beef, salmon, milk, cheese, butter, and coffee with various prices. entries reference locations and stalls such as CORNER Ptah and The Stel. Items include farm produce, canned goods, meats, dairy, and household staples, with price details scattered throughout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake
Fife
Orewon
Oregon
Brocoffen
Columbia River
Ide
Second Load Of Strawberries Improves Market Conditions
The second oat of Louisiana strawberries arrived Wednesday in better condition with no repacking needed as prices held at five dollars a crate. San Diego celery from storage sold at eighty four fifty a crate while Florida celery prospects dimmed after stock runs out. Imperial Valley lettuce was scarce, market steady at five dollars a crate, and California asparagus arrived in small but strong quantities. Top quality houses moved at twenty cents a pound as demand for desirable size apples stayed firm and dairy products remained steady.
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Louisiana
San Diego
Florida
Avenee
California
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Northwest Canneries
Fruit Association
Manmrawen
Pacific Coast
J Haverfield
W. Fliet
Columbia Et
iLjinm
Eldridge
Portland Shipping Board
Pacific
Pacific Steamship Company
Smith Cove
Hong Kong
Cape Plattery
Miteul & Co
GULF
San Francisco
Atlantic, Gulf and Macifle Steamship Company
Weet Haven
Mobile
Savannah
Baltimore
Shiladelphia
Weather Bureau
Tatooshm Hland
Piaridan
Beattie
Cape Poatterys
Pometr
Maret Park Belfest
Calle Tm
Toe
Tha
Wasp
Bernet
Pea
Perth
Merttan
Peston Fia New York
Ralbea
San Petre
Bae Preeetere
Toom
Tr Cordova
Tecoma
Admiral Dewey
Ban
Wireless Canadian
Virteria
Wiliteme
Kelp Potat Poteet
Aqmira Geedrich
Cage Plattery
Water Dept
Jose
Go & Boldt's
Stock Exchange
Washington
Reading
United States
Kelly
Pringefield
Central Leather
Mattimore and
Onto
Meare Noebuck
Op i
General Meteors
California Petroleum
Atlantis Guil
Si Chandier
Crucible Steel
I Meshen Petroleum
General Raphalt
Groep
Creetble
International Harvester
Detehers
Ian Marm
Peteher
Stoekere
Board of Trade
Mer Saar
N. Y. Stock Exchange
Amer
Amer International Oe
Fumatra Fe
Tel & Tel Su Ton
Obie
Hi “ Heidwin Locomoti
Hebiohem Steel
Enedian Pacific
Ns Central Leather
Great Northern
Teeerere
Lackawanna Oa
Petroteum U
Miscouri Pacific
New Haven
Northern Pacific
Amer Petroleum
Penneylvania
Republic
Ko & Lalamad
Mindalr
Mtrembera
Mindebaker
United Metall Mares
United
United Mates Mueel
Wabash Teeeeteee
RR Manning & Co. Kroes
W. Ll
Oestamberg
Nambere
Leipele
Preskfert
Tapaness
N. Y
Peretbhed Ty L. B. Weaning & Co
Teeetay
Deiter Hotel
Mackinin
Miceli
Ps. Verecees
Weseere
Imperial Vesley
Pricee Peld Wheiveale Deniers Ee
Cewee Japenese
Ratterfet
Dasky
Stockhyarée
Paten
Per
Artichokes
Lemar
Oelhage
Colere
Ieee
Imperial Valier
Imperial Valles
Crete
Wallen Walle
Reese
Peratece
Ovewrett
Kher
Lepeal
Mer Ps
Frasier- Paterson CO
Second Avenue
University Street
de Eygne
Youngstown
Judge Gary
United States Steel Corporation
Atlantic
Orient
Panama Canal
Pacific Ocean
Goa
Dale
Aquttani
Maureta
Berenga
Plymen
Saxonia
Vi ‘Armans
Aronialbania
Montreal
Saturns
Cassand
T ‘Olumel
Algeria
Cameron
Cresort
Informetio Agen
Avi
Southampton
Pete
Pang Gates
Automobile Department
Pine
Bellevue
Frank Waterhouse & Co
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