Northwest fruit growers form league to regulate apple trade
Five hundred Pacific Northwest growers, Peakers, railroad officials and business leaders met after the national apple show to organize a Northwest Deciduous Fruit League. The group will seek uniform laws on apple boxes and grades, educate growers, and address demurrage and freight rates while excluding marketing and price setting. A Walla Walla meeting December 18 will plan data gathering on output waste and by product plants. The North Pacific Fruit Distributors headquartered in Spokane already handles marketing.
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Spokane
Wash
Pacific Northwest
Washon
Oregon
Idaho
Montana
H. C. Sampson
Are
Walla Walla
North Pacific Fruit Distributors
Pet deer loves plug tobacco in Spokane tale
A nine month old blacktail deer raised near Coolin Idaho becomes a local oddity in Spokane. The animal frequents Leonard and Boon's stores daily except Sundays to beg a chew of plug tobacco. Found as a fawn near Priest River Idaho, the deer now endears itself to townspeople as a bottle-raised pet.
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Spokane
Wash
Coolin
Idaho
Leonard
Charles Boon
Paul
Priest River
Hugo de Witt
Priest River Coolin
de Witt
Imperial Future of the United States Naval outlook and empire shift
The piece argues that British naval decline and a rising German and Japanese challenge will force the United States to build a Pacific fleet and defend its coast. It envisions closer ties with Canada Australia New Zealand and other English speaking communities with an American fleet based in Honolulu Guam and San Francisco Panama as a pivot for a stronger imperial federation.
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England
Canada
United States
Paniakers Mic
Great Britain
Chatham
Trafalgar
Atlantic
Mediterranean
Bird
Gibraltar
Hong Kong
South Africa
New Zealand
Australia
U. S
Atlantic Ocean
New York
London
Straits of Gibraltar
China
East American
Panama
South America
Agadir
Germany
Key West
Canal
Mexico
West Indies
Africa
West Indian Islands
Ted
Aoe
Monroe
Japan
Pacific
Akval
Great
India
Pacific Ocean
California
Honolulu
Guam
France
San Fransico-Honolulu
Vancouver
Whic Canal
Asia
Shipwreck ship reaches Tahiti after 2500 mile voyage
Capt N B Benson and crew of the schooner El Dorado, thought lost, arrived safely at Papeete Tahiti after a hurricane tore the vessel and stranded them at Easter Island. They fled in lifeboats for 28 days covering about 2500 miles, leaving seven crew on Easter Island with scarce provisions.
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International News Service
San Francisco
Cal
South Pacific
N. B. Benson
Papeete
Tahiti
Benson
Easter Island
Royal Mail
Moana
Australia
Indians Claim First Cubists in Art Tradition
Carlisle Pa December 6 Lone Star a noted Indian artist and instructor in the United States Indian Service and his wife Angel De Cora Winnebago artist assert that cubist art originated with the Indians and that the most striking examples are in relics a hundred years old They have studied and collected Indian art specimens to support the claim with the eagle motif described as a square shaped figure in Tesco see tesco art examples.
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Carlisle
Lone Star
United States Indian Service
Angel de Cora
Eagle
Tesco
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Deciduous Protective League
Buck
Imperial Future OF
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FR. M.‘Sofinson
Infantry Journal
Great Atlantic and Pacific
Iona
Bis. Co
National Bis. Co.” Fru
Ake
Sultana Coffee
Sack
Dauphin Street
el. Dorado
Barren Island
First National Bank Motores
A. W. Elliott
Southern Rescue Mission
Atlanta
Gaust
Jesus
Rev. Elliott
Elliott
Fiix
Just Elliott
Chicago Andifornia
Baptist Tabernacle
the Southern Ron
P.O. Box
the Merchants Bank
ST. Francis
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