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Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Nov 16, 1922

Page

2

College Exhibit Teaches Thinning and Spraying Benefits

Pacific Northwest fruit show features demonstrations from Washington State College extension staff. Exhibits reveal thinning a Winesap orchard can add 2080 dollars per acre and contrast potato paring waste between cod and scrub varieties. Daily lectures cover fruit berry and potato grading at the Bell terminal lecture room.

Pacifico Northwest Fruit Ex Fromington State College College Extension Division M. D. Armatrong George L. Bundel Bell @ terminal

Puget Sound Lumber Industry Sees Shortage Risks

The Loyal Legion of Loggers and Lumbermen reports Puget Sound lumber business is healthy but faces a 30 day window to fix a boxcar and open car shortage. A 75 percent boxcar and 40 percent open car deficit threaten nearby mills, while Weyerhaeuser Mill B Everett runs three shifts to meet demand.

Puget Bound Loyal Legion of Loggers Weyerhaeuser Mill B Everett

Man Killed by Machinery at Wallace Equipment Plant

Henry A. Knust, 21, was fatally struck on the deck by a piece of machinery at Wallace Equipment company. He walked about 200 feet for water after the injury, then collapsed. neck fracture listed as the cause. Coroner H. Corson prepared to conduct the inquest on Thursday. The text notes a Latin American context about dueling, with no clear relation to the incident.

Henry A. Knust Wallace Equipment Company Knust R. Mrt W "H. Corson

Cranberry Boom Fades as Growers Succeed Near Seaview

FP. W. Morse, once a Puyallup manufacturer, outlined the cranberry industry's shift at the Pacific Northwest Fruit exposition. He says many entered for quick returns, some abandoned bogs, while those who stay with close supervision and care succeed. frost and pests threaten this year's yield.

Washington Columbia River FP. W. Morse Western Washington The Star Pacific County Mr. Morse Moore Seaview Puyallup

Seattle Fishermen to Attend Convention in San Francisco

Seattle fishermen will attend the Pacific Fisheries and Allied Industries convention in San Francisco starting November 24. Delegates will depart November 21 on the HMAS Alexander for the trip, seeking to discuss concerns affecting many parts of the United States.

United States San Francisco Pacific Fisheries and Allied Industries Seattle HM. F. Alexander

Seattle Man Joins Dartmouth University Alumni Council

Samuel L. Barnes of Chicago has been appointed to the Dartmouth University Alumni Council succeeding Arthur Shaw. Barnes, secretary of Superior Portland Cement, is a Dartmouth class of 1908 member, residing at 706 12th Ave. N, Seattle.

Arthur Shaw Chicago Samuel L. Barnes 12Th Ave Dartmouth University Barnes Superior Portland Cement Company Dartmouth

University Instructors elect new Association head and board

Prof F C Ayer heads the Association of University Instructors with a 60 member meeting. Officers include Prof Frea C Ayer as president and George Wilson as secretary. Also noted are Prof George Inge, BH O Bontwood, and others as directors. Seattle Rotarians hosted Everett members at a weekly noon luncheon.

Association of University Instructors Frea C. Ayer College of Education George Wilson George Inge BH. 0. Bontwood

Retiring Secretary Thanked by Kiwanis

At the weekly Kiwanis luncheon Seattle honoring Patrick M. Tammany retiring secretary. Tammany has served since the club’s 1938 organization, with a vote of thanks for his long service and contributions to Kiwaniana.

Seattle Kiwaniana Patrick M. Tammany Tammany Heaub

Pepper attack fatal in Madrid jewelers case

In Madrid a bandit shot pepper into a jeweler's eyes causing inflammation that reached the brain and proved fatal. The incident follows prior resignation and succession at a local firm with Kh. G. Emerson named as successor.

Madrid

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