Tree Planting Day Telegrams Sent in Ohio Federation Action
Telegrams inform ing them of the action of the Ohio federation were sent to Mrs. Warren detailing a tree planting day initiative and its local involvement.
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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1921
Page
7
Telegrams inform ing them of the action of the Ohio federation were sent to Mrs. Warren detailing a tree planting day initiative and its local involvement.
The state department of business control will feature institutional exhibits at nearly all state and county fairs, including Munroe reformatory woodworking, Walla Walla shoe factory, State Girls School knitting mill, State Training School top factory, and farm products from institutional farms. Other notes cover irrigation, luncheons, club meetings, lectures, dog licensing, crop diseases, poultry expansion, and transit closures.
Allen Robinson is found guilty of the murder of W. F. Gaisbury during a street holdup in Vancouver after his accomplice Paulson turns king's evidence. ALEAN's Chief Machinist's Mate Wendel was the target, and the sea pickup context is noted.
The article reports Seattle and the Northwest expanding coffee production and distribution. It cites 3,459 tons of green coffee imported for roasting and packing in nine months, valued at $1, and notes local firms like Fischer Brothers Co. emphasize quality, increasing capacity, and potential job creation.
The text extols coffee as both food and beverage, noting its value for travelers like Arabs crossing deserts and explorers in polar regions. It argues coffee's versatility and universal popularity as a stimulant and sustenance.
Col M. Sellers former state representative of Michigan and Cedar Springs Clipper editor visits Seattle at nephew L. M. Wingert’s home. He walked 20 miles to hear Lincoln’s Gettysburg Address and notes such a walk would not deter him from hearing any of Lincoln’s successors.
A tourist expert will speak at the Seattle Real Estate association luncheon at 12:16 p m Thursday in the L C Smith building restaurant. Cooley will discuss Automobile Transportation as a Factor In Development. Funeral services are held Thursday morning at James Cathedral for John McAteer president and manager of the McAteer Ship Building Co who has hospital care.
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