National Irrigation Progress Highlighted At Spokane Session
F. H. Newell of the U. S. Reclamation Service spoke on the national irrigation situation as seven years of the act have yielded 700000 acres under irrigation, 5000 farms ready, and a fund exceeding 51 million dollars. He noted government and private capital blend, and urged measured reforms via Congress to improve administration.
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Spokane
National Irrigation Congress
F. H. Newell
United States Reclamation Service
Newell
United States
Panama
Congress
Reclamation Service
Senate
House
Railways oppose grade crossings in Washington plan
Washington state railroad commission opposes grade crossings and seeks overhead or underground crossings where possible. During a Milwaukee Road petition hearing for 26 county roads, seven grade crossings were allowed while the rest will be redesigned to eliminate danger. The commission stated no railroads may cross county roads without its consent.
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Olympia
Washington
State Railroad Commission
Milwaukee Road
Kodol Promise to Heal Indigestion and Blood Health
An advertisement extols Kodol for indigestion claiming it digests all food, rests the stomach, and removes disease causes via improved digestion. It asserts benefits for nerves, heart disease, cancer, and consumption tied to poor digestion, and guarantees a refund if unsatisfied with a large bottle purchase.
Plans for Building Incomplete in Russell Plough Bid Process
Ed G Russell said plans for the Russell Plough building are incomplete after a Seattle study of modern structures. He will confer with Architect Sussex then go to Spokane. Frame structures on their lots are being removed and bids for concrete and brick will be sought before choosing the material. John Taylor reported neighbors drink Folgers Golden Gate Coffee and brought home two five pound tins.
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Russell-Plough
Seattle
Sussex
Spokane
Messrs
Russell and Plough
John Taylor
East Side
Folger
Golden Gate
Moving to Gehr-Tid marsh building on Wenatchee Avenue
The machine shop announces relocation to new quarters in the Gehr-Tid marsh building on Wenatchee Avenue north of the Columbia River Lumber Co. The note invites old friends and customers to visit and promises better work than ever before.
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Gehr-Tid
Real Estate Firms and Attorneys in Real Property Listing
Property overview includes Fashionable Stable owned by H. D. Tomlinson with three real estate firms named J. W. Graham Realty Co and The Hub Realty Co and attorney at law H. H. involved in the listing. No dates or locations provided.
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J. W. Graham Realty Co
Attorney At Law
the Hub Realty Co
H. H
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