Advertising the Apple as a Healthful West Resource
William P. Stark argues at the American Apple Congress in Denver for aggressive publicity of apples to boost agriculture and irrigation, urging direct grower to consumer marketing, standardized grading, cold storage, and reduced middlemen to build a staple, healthful West fruit. The speech notes rising production, the need for canning, and the banana as a contrast in market strategy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Apple Congress
Denver
Colorado
William P. Stark
American Association of Nurserymen
West
Mississippi
United States
Europe
Asia
Taylor
United States Land and Irrigation Show
Chicago
Commission
Hunters Begin River Rabbit Quest Near Gridley
Frank Kingsbury resides in Gridley California in the Sacramento valley. Young folks were entertained last evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs Prine and all enjoyed themselves. Several hunters have gone down the river in search of plentiful rabbits.
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Frank Kingsbury
Gridley
Sacramento Valley
California
Miracle escape derails near Monroe on westbound mail train
The Great Northern westbound fast mail train narrowly avoided derailment near Monroe on Saturday as a spur-mounted freight caboose was pushed onto the main line. The collision tore the caboose and left a long scar on the mail car, but no serious injuries were reported as the train continued westward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett
Great Northern
Monroe
Skykomish
The Werewolves and Strange Mentions in Legend and Eruption
John of Nuremberg recounts a man led by wolves to warmth and proof of human form in a strange land. Olaus Magnus tells of a servant turning into a wolf to fetch provisions for his master. A nobleman in Auvergne and a loup garou trial illustrate myth. Hulme notes a volcano crater view and Taal eruption details from 1754.
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John of
Nuremberg
Olaus Magnus
Auvergne
Hulme
Turbulent Taal Crater with Water Boiling Show
A description of Taal volcano’s main crater notes a near circular rim about 6,233 feet north to south and 7,546 feet east to west. The crater’s rim rises 426 to 1,050 feet above sea level, containing two hot pools the yellow and the green lake and a small active cone emitting steam and gas. Inside the smaller lake center water surges into bubbles then bursts revealing a black orifice and turbulent water of many colors while vapor forms a broad smokelike column.
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Taal
Cutting. Brownleigh Tries to Flirt With Pretty Girls
Maud notes Mr Brownleigh continually flirts with every pretty girl he sees while Ethel recalls he has attempted the same with her, reflecting on social behavior as described in the Boston Transcript.
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Brownleigh
Ethel
Boston Transcript
Punny Quotations From The Yonkers and Syrus On Friendship
A compact collection of editorials and aphorisms featuring a Yonkers Statesman quip about forceful language and a Syrus maxim on bearing with friends. The notes underscore sharp wit and moral sentiment from historical newspaper snippets.
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The
Nurserymen Assn
Man
J. E. Eckenrode
New Harlin Ridg
Charles O. Wasson
State of Washington
Mr. Advertiser
Washington
Wenatchee
and the
Wenatchee Weekly Advance
Daily World
Spokane
Associated Press Service
World Publishing Co
World Building
Wenatchee, Wash
Ulster
Trish Orangeman
Tiamenn
John Bull
Malaga
Home Office
White Building
Seattle
M. L. Baker
Elman
Laguna of
Bombon
Sala
Lipa
Tanauan
Manila Times
Philippines
Belle
Beulah
Yonkers Statesman
Syrus
Hudson Bay Fur Co
America
Book Today
Hudson Bay
C0, Inc
First Avenue
Wash
Pioneer Electric Supply Company
Wenatchee Avenue
J. M. Aikin
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