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- Coulee cement pours rapidly
- 1937
- Coulee cement pours rapidly. - The highest amount of concrete to be poured in a single day was recorded recently during construction of the foundations. The amount was 8811 yards of concrete, more than 400 yards higher than the previous amount.
- State history. Grand Coulee Dam. Construction. Pouring concrete. 1937-05-21
- MWAK pays county $14,767 in taxes
- 1936
- MWAK pays county $14,767 in taxes. - Grant county Saturday was richer by the amount of $14,767 when the MWAK paid the county that amount due in personal property taxes.
- State history. Grand Coulee dam. Taxes. 1936-03-16
- MWAK digs up $14,767 taxes
- 1936
- MWAK digs up $14,767 taxes. - Contends exemption from payment because on federal ground. - Grant county Saturday was richer by the amount of $14,767 when the MWAK paid the county that amount due in personal property taxes.
- State history. Grand Coulee dam. Taxes. 1936-03-16
- Panoramic view of Grand Coulee site gives insight into the amount of work to be accomplished
- 1933
- Panoramic view of Grand Coulee site gives insight into the amount of work to be accomplished. - This is a panoramic view of the Grand Coulee dam site, taken from the east bank above the dam and looking north, down stream. The upper dotted line,...
- State history. Grand Coulee Dam. Construction. Photographs. 1934-05-01
- Ask full amount for forest work
- 1936
- Ask full amount for forest work. - Senator Schwellenbach has undertaken to secure restoration of the full $250,000 appropriation in the agriculture appropriation bill to continue forest resources surveying and mapping, which item was cut by the...
- State history. State officials. U. S. Senators. Schwellenbach, Lewis B. 1936-03-15
- Bonneville acts.
- 1938
- Bonneville acts. - A member of the Bonneville Power Commission telephoned a request that Grand Coulee immediately furnish an estimate of the amount of electricity now consumed by the communities surrounding the dam, and the probable amount that...
- Northwest history. Bonneville dam. Power. 1938-01-04
- Leavy says funds for board small
- 1937
- Leavy says funds for board small. - The proposed annual appropriation for the national labor relations board, $867,500, is wholly inadequate, it is charged by Representative Charles H. Leavy, who is trying to have the original amount, $1,735,000,...
- State history. State officials. U.S. Representatives. Leavy, Charles H. 1937-08-20
- Ross asks more for Bonneville.
- 1938
- Ross asks more for Bonneville. - Seeks funds to install two additional power units at dam.- J. D. Ross, Bonneville Power Administrator, is expected in the near future to announce the amount of the charge-off on the Bonneville dam, and then to fix...
- Northwest history. Bonneville dam. Ross, James D. (Administrator). 1938-02-05
- 1919
- Notwithstanding the effect of war conditions on the business of the state land office, Land Commissioner Clark V. Savidge reports that the amount of cash received from all sources during the last biennium is over $1,000,000 greater than the amount...
- State history. State of Washington Government. State land. 1919-01-01
- Big bond issue by stockyards
  Total, $25,000, purchased by Exchange National.
  Plan expansion
  To erect building -- business turnover this year to exceed $10,500,000.
- 1919
- Big bond issue by stockyards
  Total, $25,000, purchased by Exchange National.
  Plan expansion
  To erect building -- business turnover this year to exceed $10,500,000.
  An issue of $25,000 of the Spokane Union stockyards bonds was announced...
- State history. Stocks & bonds. 1919-10-18
- Grab new bonds of land bank
  Spokane investment houses obtain limited amount of 4 per cent issue.
- 1934
- Grab new bonds of land bank
  Spokane investment houses obtain limited amount of 4 per cent issue.
  Spokane investment houses yesterday got only a portion of their subscriptions to the new issue of $131,400,000 of Federal Land bank consolidated...
- State history. Stocks & bonds. 1934-06-22
- Need big fund to make fight
- 1936
- Need big fund to make fight. - Between $30,000 and $50,000 is the amount the National Reclamation Association believes will be necessary to make the "reclamation policy" fight in the next Congress, James A. Ford, secretary of the Chamber of...
- State history. Grand Coulee dam. Appropriations and financing. 1936-09-22
- Would bring amount to original total asked for year
- 1937
- Would bring amount to original total asked for year. - Immediate appropriation of $8,000,000 additional will be sought for Grand Coulee dam work in the next fiscal year, over and above the $7,500,000 recommended by President Roosevelt today.
- State history. Grand Coulee dam. Appropriations and financing. 1937-01-08
- What'll Wenatchee do when lumber is gone?
- 1919
- What'll Wenatchee do when lumber is gone? - Rufus woods tells of enormous amount of timber in fruit boxes. - "Do you know that the amount of lumber required for boxing the fruit of this district is nothing less than astounding? Do you know that...
- Northwest history. Lumber industry & by-products. Lumber supply. 1919-11-10
- More funds seen Coulee problem
- 1938
- More funds seen Coulee problem. - $13,000,000 amount considered far from enough. - Frank A. Banks, United States Bureau of Reclamation engineer, said yesterday the $13,000,000 appropriation for the Grand Coulee dam now before Congress was "not more...
- State History. Grand Coulee dam. Appropriations and financing. 1938-02-06
- Amount disappointing; declared to be not enough for year's work
- 1938
- Amount disappointing; declared to be not enough for year's work. - The appropriations committee today reported to the House of Representatives at Washington, D. C., a $125,498,730 Interior Department Supply Bill which carried $13,000,000 toward...
- State History. Grand Coulee dam. Appropriations and financing. 1938-02-25
- R. R. officials ask for extra lumber route.
- 1919
- R. R. officials ask for extra lumber route. - Request new line, due to great amount of lumber shipped east. - On account of the great amount of lumber being shipped from western Washington to points in the east and eastern Canada, the Canadian...
- Northwest history. Lumber industry & by-products. Railroads. 1919-07-10
- Shipments of lumber double amount in 1919 - figures show state shipped 2.39 per cent of lumber in March
- 1920
- Shipments of lumber double amount in 1919 - figures show state shipped 2.39 per cent of lumber in March - Statistics compiled by A. W. Cooper, secretary-manager of the Western Pine Manufacturers' association, show that the shipments of lumber from...
- Northwest history. Lumber industry & by-products. Surveys. 1920-05-21
- Big orders for northwest mills - government arranges to buy $2,500,000 worth of lumber in Washington and Oregon - another is looked for - large amount of wood will be needed for building cantonments
- 1918
- Big orders for northwest mills - government arranges to buy $2,500,000 worth of lumber in Washington and Oregon - another is looked for - large amount of wood will be needed for building cantonments - Government orders fro over $2,500,000 worth of...
- Northwest history. Lumber industry & by-products. War measures. 1918-10-19
- Morning mine ore improves - lower working show smaller amount of zinc - new contract let
- 1920
- Morning mine ore improves - lower working show smaller amount of zinc - new contract let - Zinc is going out in the ore shoots in the lower workings of the Morning mine at Mullan, Idaho. The lower shoots are as large as any found above and are...
- Northwest history. Mining. Bids & contracts. 1920-10-22