Nurserymen Rush to License Compliance Across Washington
State horticulture head F A Huntley tours Washington to identify nurserymen failing to obtain required licenses. He notes many small dealers unaware or attempting to evade the rule, and that both nursery owners and agents must be licensed with agents paying a license fee as a bond. Local readers R G Beatty and Norell Geyer connected to Daily World readership and real estate interests highlight widespread press influence on eastern buyers and Methow Canal sales. Two drunks appeared before Judge Palmer after Christmas festivities, one heading to Leavenworth and the other drinking south of the city, with Ellis aeand Forde Co. promising activity this week.
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Washington
F. A. Huntley
Huntley
Tacoma
Norell
Norell & Geyer, Realty Company
Milwaukee
Daily World
Methow Canal Company
Judge Palmer
Leavenworth
Enumerator Test Set for Census Jobs Is Easy Says Bureau
Washington announces that a simple, practical test will determine eligibility for census enumerator posts. Applicants must be US citizens, 18 to 70, educated, trustworthy, and able to write clearly. At least 68,000 positions open by mid March, applications due January 25.
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Washington
United States Census
Durand
Census Bureau
United States
Proposal Advice and Free Estimate Offer
A firm invites clients to write for expert advice and a complimentary estimate on their proposition. Readers are urged to submit details to receive tailored guidance and pricing.
Centenary of Kit Carson Observed in Kentucky
Louisville commemorations recall Kit Carson born in Madison county on December 24. The hero of the frontier era is celebrated in schools with papers and talks on his life as a scout trapper and guide. Carson joined expeditions with John C Fremont and aided U S efforts in the Civil War before dying at Fort Lyon in 1868.
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Louisville
Madison County
Kit’’ Carson
Carson
America
Kentucky
New Mexico
St. Louis
John C. Fremont
Rockies
Fremont
California
United States
Fort Lyon
Colo
Okanogan Nursery Owner Sees Growth and Planting Plan
H. Brocklebank of Epley, proprietor of the Okanogan Valley nursery, visits the city touting a bright county outlook. He notes rising land values and a rapidly growing population with an estimated 200,000 trees to be planted next year as irrigation projects near completion.
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H. Brocklebank
Epley
Okanogan Valley
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Wenatchee
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Bliss Electric Company
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Keiser
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LANGS
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Second Street North
Chelan and
Mission
Wenatchee Business College
Kit
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