The Inspector Problem Again
The state faces a funding crisis for the fruit inspector program as no funds remain to pay the Special Horticultural Inspector. Darlington is advised by the Commissioner of Horticulture to explain the situation to county commissioners and seek local guarantees to continue service, with salaries charged to counties and later reimbursed by the state.
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Darlington
F. A. Huntley
Tacoma
Wash
P. S. Darlington
Wenatchee
State
Olympia
Board of County Commissioners
A Sister Wedding Celebrates Twenty-Fifth Anniversary
The twenty-fifth wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. William Ulrey was celebrated December 7 at their south side home. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. John Elfers, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Fuller, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Nelson and son, Mr. and Mrs. Alrey and daughters Katie and Vida, and Mrs. Jesse Williams and son Ralph of Seattle.
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William Ulrey
John Elfers
Joe Fuller
Joe Nelson
Alrey
Katie
Vida
Jesse Williams
Ralph
Seattle
Reservoir Cleaning Report Denies Plague of Filth
The water commissioner states the reservoir held sand from one to three feet deep after a washout event. Three-fifths of the sand was removed, with no impurities found. Sand enters the system through pipes and will continue to do so, with plans to resume cleaning in spring to aid water supply from the Columbia River. The city faces fire risk without extra supply for several days.
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Daily World
World
Columbia River
Examination Passes and Teacher Certification Totals
Out of 893 applicants in November, 562 passed and received papers. Among them 187 raised grades, 67 earned state accredited normal diplomas, nine renewed first grade certificates, 55 permanent first grade certificates for 90 months experience including 36 in Washington. Of the 562 certificates, 144 are first grade, 203 second grade, 215 third grade. 123 applicants had no teaching experience. 35 show no experience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Washington
Olympia
Are You Crazy musical comedy at the Theater
The latest musical comedy Are You Crazy will play Friday December 13 at the Theater. It promises sparkling laughs with original songs and musical numbers written for the production and a selected company of singers dancers and comedians to present the show.
Flag Day Observance Urges All Spokane Citizens
On December 16 1907 General Charles Kingcamp urges universal flag observance as the Atlantic squadron sails for the Pacific Ocean. Orders go to every US Spanish War Veterans camp to unfurl the flag and salute the fleet with a nationwide display.
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Stars and Stripes
Spokane
United States
Charles ‘Kingcamp
United Spanish War Veterans
Atlantic Squadron
Pacific Ocean
The
Return of Confidence in Financial Markets
New York reports a week of improving stability as treasury plans to issue only about 40 million of 150 million in new securities. country banks show strong reserves. currency premium declines. New York bank statements improve, signaling renewed confidence in the financial system.
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New York
Secretary of the Treasury
Foreman shot during hold up at Ellensburg
William Hanson, foreman at a Milwaukee camp, was shot and killed by armed robbers at Ellensburg on Thursday. The incident spurs local calls for tighter surveillance of floaters arriving from Puget Sound this season. Washington lumbermen arrive to testify in a case seeking higher lumber rates eastward from the Pacific Northwest. Ten mill workers from Washington and ten from Oregon coast towns are present. E. H. Cherrington of the Anti-Saloon League is in town.
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William Hanson
Milwaukee
Ellensburg
Washington
Pacific Northwest
Oregon Coast
E. H. Cherrington
State State Anti-Saloon League
Council Meets Tonight in Regular Session
The city council will convene in regular session tonight. L. V. Stetson of Seattle is staying at the Great Northern. The Ladies Guild of the Episcopal Church will meet tomorrow at 2 30 p.m. with Mrs. McGuin on Orondo avenue.
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City Council
L. V. Stetson
Seattle
The
Great Northern
Ladies’ Guild
Ladies’ Guild of the Episcopal Church
Would Impose Impeachment on Minnesota Supreme Court
Francis B. Hart a Minneapolis attorney urges Governor Johnson to open an inquiry into six years of Minnesota Supreme Court rulings and to begin impeachment if the decisions are found erroneous. He cites three specific cases as examples for action.
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St. Paul
Pioneer Press Today
Francis B. Hart
Minneapolis
Johnson
Supreme Court of Minnesota
Hart
Supreme Court
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