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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1921
Page
12
Prosser reports Horseheaven as a major dry farming belt with vast farms on the ridge. A top grower averaged 35? bushels per acre on 6500 acres, while Prosser area orchards and alfalfa runs show strong yields though hay prices slump. Sunnyside farmers also prosper with high rope yields despite low hay profits.
Matthew Lang, who drank poison in San Francisco after serving as best man at a Seattle wedding, is slowly recovering at Mission Hospital. The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. G. F. Barton, declared love for Freyd Small, a University of Washington mathematics professor, and married him the night before Lang’s wedding planned with the girl. Lang left a note saying life was empty, citing rifts over education and class as the cause of the broken relationship.
The Ancient Order of Hibernians plans a two day state convention in the W. O. W. ball at Fourth Ave and Marion St. The event opens Sunday evening with sessions slated through Monday.
Seattle cannot assume a deficiency in a special assessment fund as general indebtedness. Corporation counsel's office rules limit the city's ability to treat shortfalls in the fund as part of the city’s overall debt.
James Campbell a 14 year old proprietor of Union Hardware Co and Seattle pioneer died at his home 1119 Jamen street Thursday evening in a sudden local death.
A retailer advertises a Saturday sale offering men and boys suits marked down from higher prices to9.85 for men and3.85 for boys with free hats with each suit, plus deep discounts on coats shirts ties socks underwear workwear and footwear. Over 60 thousand dollars in stock is to be cleared with bundled free offers and mail order availability.
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