Bread and flour prices to drop nationwide says Farm Bureau
W G Eckhardt of the Illinois Agricultural association predicts slashed bread and flour costs as a cooperative marketing plan expands across the United States within three years. The California Fruit Growers Exchange will test grain co op methods, supported by Farm Bureau leaders and experts, to lower living costs.
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Los Angeles
Chicago Board of Trade
W G. Eckhardt
Illinois Agricultural Association
Ient
Mn Farm Bureau Federation
United States
Eckhardt
California
California Growers’ Exchange
Fo Board of Trade
Niow
United
Canada
Amer‘Farm Bureau Federation
J. R. Howard
Iowa
National
E. G. Nourse
Agricul and Economics
Iowa Agrico College
Harry G. Beale
Sterling
Ohio
State Farm Bureau Federation
G. Brown
Monon
Ind
Indiana Farm Bureaus
Kansas Agricultural College
A Steen
Farmer
Chicago
California Fruit Growers
Ex Fe
Amer Farm Bureau Federation
N States
Missouri Apple Crop Reported Fair This Season
A Missouri apple crop report notes fair yields for the season with production expectations shaped by weather conditions and regional growing areas. Estimated output and market implications are summarized for growers and buyers.
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Missouri
Public Markets Price List: Goods and Stalls Daily
A detailed inventory of stalls and items at public markets with prices for groceries and household goods. Items include coffee, canned beans, milk, butter, sugar, cheese, salmon, cod, ham, beef, and pantry staples, listed by stall numbers and market sections.
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Wisconsin
M. JF. BR
Gold Shield
Puget Mill Co Offers $1 Down Home Building Lots
The Puget Mill Co land department manager W A Irwin announces sale of Cottage Grove addition lots near Youngstown at $1 down and $1 a week. The plan preserves buyer’s capital to purchase lumber and materials for building a home immediately.
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W. A. Irwin
Land Department
The
Puget Mill Co
Cottage Grove
Youngstown
Alaska Oil Permits Soon Issued In Cold Bay District
Oil prospecting permits in the Cold Bay district Alaska will be issued as soon as possible following an ongoing investigation. Reports from the Alaska bureau of the Seattle Chamber of Commerce via John Barton Payne secretary of the interior note about 59 formal applications under the Waterpower act, many from California Oregon Washington and Idaho.
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Alaska
Cold Bay
Alaska Bureau of the
Seattle Chamber of Commerce
John Barton Payne
Ecretary of the Interior
California
Oregon
Washington
Idaho
Waterpower Act
Ship News Tides in Seattle
Tide records and high and low tide times for Seattle ship traffic are listed. The schedule shows first high tide, second high tide, and second low tide with respective times and heights, indicating daily maritime guidance for harbor operations.
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Seattle
Florence Fishing Boat Missing After Collision in Fog
The American fishing boat Florence is missing after being rammed by the steamer Venture in Greenville channel during heavy fog. The Girls, another American craft, was rammed and beached. all fishermen were thrown into the water but rescued by the Venture without loss of life.
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Prince Rupert
B. C
Florence
Venture
Greenville Channel
Big
Captain Thomas Returns as Governor's Master for California Ports
Captain H E Thomas, famed Pacific shipmaster, returns to command the S S Governor of the Admiral line after four months ashore to regain health. He resumes his regular berth while Captain George Zoh, previously in command during the leave, will next week take out the S S President, relieving Captain N E Cousins on vacation.
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H. E. Thomas
Pacific
Governor
Admiral Line
California
George Zoh
Thomas
President
N. E. Cousins
Vicksburg Reaches Victoria On Pacific Cruise Return
The Vicksburg, a Washington nautical schoolship commanded by Capt. E. C. Eckhardt, reached Victoria Friday afternoon on its Pacific return trip. She will proceed to Comox to take on coal before returning to her home port at Lake Union. The vessel left Seattle last May, calling at San Francisco, San Pedro, San Diego and the Hawaiian Islands.
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Vicksburg, Washington State
E. C. Eckhardt
Victoria
Pacific
Comox
B. C
Lake Union
Vicksburg
Seattle
San Francisco
San Pedro
San Diego
Islands
Grounded lumber schooner A F Coats floats free
The lumber schooner A F Coats owned by Coast Shipping Co of San Francisco, grounded at Point Wilson last night, floated unassisted this morning and proceeds to Eagle Harbor and Ballard in ballast. Weather reports note fog and southwest wind around noon.
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Merchants’ Exchange
A. F. Coats
Point Wilson
Port Townsend
Coats
Coast Shipping Co
San Francisco
Puget Sound
Honolulu
Eagle Harbor
Ballard
Maritime Movements Recorded Across Several Vessels
On September 2 to 4 various ships were logged in at multiple ports. The motor ship W F Bar was noted leaving Nushigak at 7 15 p m, while Ekuk towing reported at 19 15. A cable repair cruise under Burnside moved to Western Croas from Port Blakely. A San Pedro governor voyage via San Francisco was listed for September 4. Pearl Shell and Eurydamas entries show late night and morning routes to Mar times and Tacoma respectively.
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W. BR. Flint
Ekuk
Motor Schr
W. F. Barrows
Nushigak
Burnside
Western Croas
Port Blakely
San Pedro
San Francisco
Martimes
Eurydamas
Tacoma
Alexandria
Strastern
Seattle
Balboa
St. Thomas Balboa
Bermuda
Cardiff
Beattie
Davenport
Port Townsend
Power Ecir
W. F. Burrows
Western Cros
Seattle _ Tacoma
Eurydama F
Maritime Traffic Names and Movements at Seattle Port
A raft of vessels including steamships and cargo ships are listed at Seattle ports with arrivals, departures, and berthing actions. Notable entries include the Str Davenport bound for Seattle at 9 am and the Str Eu rydama from Seattle, plus multiple docks at Smith Cove and Pier 6 and 4tr West Ivan.
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Seattle
Smith Cove
Eldridge
Mandasan Maru
Ivan
Vaider
Belist
Echr
Coolcha
Weatward Ho
City of Beattie
Pacific Coast Coal Bunkers
Eastern Vietor
Atr
Western Croas
Pacific Coast Engineering Works
Eastern Temple
Skinner & Moldy Yarde
Alice Cooke
Placy Wt
Vair Purnaide
Hanford
Benj
Packard Duthie Yarde
Maquan
Griffco
Spokane
Sechr
Abner Coburn
Motor
Acir
Pacific Coast Ridge & Dredging Works
Mtr Patterson Ames Yards
Str
Roosevelt
Eastern Soldier Heffernan Drydock
Ehr
Commodore
New Reservoir Planned in Volunteer Park
The board of public works authorized a bid call Friday for earthwork construction on an additional reservoir planned for Volunteer park. The action signals that the project will proceed as scheduled.
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Volunteer Park
Board of Public Works
New Paris Service for U. S. Exporters
American exporters are quickly using a new catalogue file system at the American Chamber of Commerce in Paris. The device keeps European buyers posted with regular catalogues from American member firms, while a product card file organizes offerings under multiple headings. Chamber officials say preliminary correspondence is eliminated.
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Paris
American Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Market Opens With Big Rush At Western Ave Prices
The opening of commission houses Saturday morning triggered a brisk market on Western avenue with prices steady from Friday. Scarce green peppers and tomatoes noted, no changes in butter or eggs, and unusual Morida alligator pears arrived in crates. Local vegetables priced per crate or sack include lettuce, beans, squash, cantaloupes, and berries, with dairy prices paid to shippers listed as fresh ranch.
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Western Ave
Morida
Colery
Iubhard
Friendship Cost Him His Suitcase
J. P. Miller of Cottage Grove Oregon searched for a man and a small boy who vanished with his suitcase after registering at the New Richmond hotel following a boat trip from Vancouver B C. Miller had left the luggage with the pair while he checked in, then they disappeared.
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J. P. Miller
Cottage Grove
Ore
Miller
Vancouver
B. C
New Richmond Hotel
Henry Walton Grinnel Naval Veteran Dies in Augustine Fla
Henry Walton Grinnel a naval veteran of the Civil and Spanish American wars dies in Augustine Florida at his home. He served in the U S Navy and lived in retirement after a long career. He was born in Boston and is survived by relatives.
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Boston
Henry Walton Grinnel
Augustine
Ila
Trading Dull In Chicago Pit On Narrow Demand
Chicago report notes weak cash and futures with scattered selling and limited demand. Wheat prices slide with December at 2.90 and March near 2.36 while December corn edges higher and oats retreat. hog receipts steady to higher and cattle and sheep arrivals mixed with cash prices easing.
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Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Lee
Provisiona
Denver cattle and sheep receipts show steady markets
Cattle receipts total 400 head with steady demand for cows and heifers and stockers and feeders around 15.60 top. Sheep receipts reach 1,700 head with a strong market, lambs around 12.50 to 14.50 and feeder lambs near 11.50 to 12.00.
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Chicago
le Steady Reef
Stoera
Denver
Vital Statistics and Marriages in Seattle Volume
A dense list of vital notices includes marriages between Seattle residents like Sam W. Diggie and Ruth J Beattie and others, with ages and addresses, followed by divorces granted for several couples. Deaths and legal notices accompany names such as Samuel C Smith and Clara Sauer with ages and hospital notes.
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Diggie
Sam W
Beattie
Ruth J
Seattle
Lagal Coale
Townsend
Seattie
Kithne
Uriak
George
Jonneom Rhea
Hereford
Edward
Vancouver
Eal Aie
Lily
Legal Hnaon
Overton
Gretchen
Pat Beriueet
Alexander
Victoria
al Weaver
Nellie May
Kaipepi
Diode
Geal Drown
Merle Filbert
Joe McKinney
Frances Amelia
Pere
Legal Harrie
Olympia
Eon Plavete
Beattie Gesener
George Peter
Wilers
Lars
Uimby
George David
Austa
Almahia
Snider
Willam
Heattie
Tremeltling
Ethel L
Hock
William
Gertrude Meesiaus
Francis K
Frances
Kelsie
Ada
Oliver. McCallum
Helen Schulerud
Walter L
Smith
Samuel C
Providence Hospital
Williamson
Hope
N. Sauer
Clara
Jackson
Henry
Woodlawn Ave
Jacobson
Port Commission Dock
Naval Court to Probe Mishap to Submarine 8 5
Secretary of the Navy announced a naval court of inquiry will be convened immediately to investigate the accident to submarine 8 5. He said the action is standard procedure and should not reflect on the crew or officers.
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Naval Court
Washington
Naval Court of Inquiry
Secretary of the Navy
Daniels
Daniel
Hotel Awning Fire Alarm Sparks Hotel Guests
In Seattle over the last 24 hours a series of small fires occurred. A match in Mrs. John Henry’s clothes closet at 322 John St. caused $150 in losses. An overheated stove at O. Fike’s home on 3710 11th Ave NE led to $550 damage. An awning fire at Gordon Hotel on Second Ave and Pine Ave woke guests but caused no damage. Brush fires appeared at several near intersections including Ninth Ave and Pike St and others nearby.
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Seattle
John Henry
John St
O. Fike
11Th Jave
N. E
Gordon Hotel
Second Ave
Pine
Ninth Ave
Pike St
28Th Ave
Smith St
Fifth Ave
Yesterway
Eighth Ave
Dravas St
East Revives Spinning Art in Fight Against Living Costs
New York reports a revival of spinning and weaving led by the Society for the Revival of Household Industries and Domestic Arts. Farmers' wives are urged to spin and weave at home to cut textile costs, with workshops and shops buying handwoven textiles. A New Jersey farmer’s wife joins the effort to supply family clothing and educate children, while society women in Connecticut and New York expand flax cultivation to support home textiles.
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New York
Society For
William Jay Robinson
Agnes Murray
Landing
N. J
Manhattan
Charles Baker
Buccasunna
New York Society
Mra
F. BE. Driggs
M. P. Brooks
Redding Hidge
Conn
Gutzon Borglum
Stamford
Philip Kerri
Miss Mason
Tarrytown
Hudson
Amelia
Ozarks
Missouri
Mountains
Kentucky
Colorado Plains
Philadelphia Zoo Seeks Beavers for Public Entertainment
Washington beavers are sought at the request of C Emerson Brown superintendent of Philadelphia zoological gardens. Five pairs were requested and referred to Theodore H Sheffer of the US Bureau of Biological Survey for possible shipment from Washington and Walla Walla county.
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Washington
Philadelphia
C. Emerson Brown
Philadelphia Zoological Gardens
L.H. Darwin
Theodore H. Sheffer
United States Bureau of Biological Survey
Walla Walla County
Committee Reports On Bill Provisions In Apple District
A panel was appointed to report on the bill focusing on location construction and financing. In Wenatchee four hundred carloads of apples sold in the last three days.
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Wenatchee
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Farm Leader
Louisiana
Str. Venture Rams Fish Boat
Capt. Thomas
S. S
Weather Bureau
Tatoosh Island
Septi—tam
Eouth
Behr W. BH
P. M
Vpfog- SY
New Paris
U. S
Acoma
Cravensteine
Cal
Cravensteins
Wash
Sev
Banmanne
Seeeies Geown
Peaches Biberts
Marly Crawford
Ilberte
Waleate—Manehattan
Peanete
Virginia Keretone
Fresh Ranch
Eest
Limburger
America
Brotlere
Portland
Wright
Seattle General Hospital
Bush
Boy Lareon
Arwine
Clarence
Woodlows
Curtls
Ainer
Westlake
Burke Ave
Wefeart
Sheehan
Arthur
San Juan Islands
Colman
Wa. m
San Juan Island Pointe
Hellingham
Richardson
Mariber
Anacortes
Orcas
Olga
Wednestay
Colman Dock
East
Philadelphia ‘‘Zoo
Harimisburg
Tev
H. B. Marisler
United Hivangelical Church
Mme
Eugenia di Primo Hussia
End
Signor di Zanco Eunopms
Thranok
Mme. Eugenia di Rnimo
and Sc. Milas
Liberty and Victory
Ana ‘Ee
Sens
Morris Brothers, Inc
Central Building
He and Mouse
Elliott
BIONX
Colman Dock & A m
Ayo
Susnciurs
Labor Day
SIOUX
A. m
Puget Sound Navigation Company
Meeker
Kizza
Laurence J. Colman
Fourth Ave
Lippy
Henry R. King George R. Hannon Willi
Frank W. Shillestad
Ferguson Janson Edgar Be, Cushing
D. Comer
Mutual Savings & Loan Association
Leary
Untii
Second Avenue
Chool
Dexter Horton
Cherry Street
Dexter Horton Trust and Savings Bank
Dexter Horton National Bank
Wilsons
Sudkin Business College
Wilson
Stewart Street
Main
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