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- Bond business spurts in July
  Usual midsummer lag is turned to sprint with Spokane brokers.
  Ahead of last year's
  Volume 25 per cent more than same month in 1930.
- 1931
- Bond business spurts in July
  Usual midsummer lag is turned to sprint with Spokane brokers.
  Ahead of last year's
  Volume 25 per cent more than same month in 1930.
  More than $2,000,000 turnover of high grade investment bonds and preferred...
- State history. Stocks & bonds. 1931-08-02
- Last session of association till after midsummer slated for tomorrow
- 1920
- Last session of association till after midsummer slated for tomorrow - Northwest Mining association members will discuss United States senator Charles B. Henderson's bill for a division of mines and geology, at the meeting of the association in the...
- Northwest history. Mining. Associations. 1920-05-26
- Tourist travel is double '34
- 1935
- Tourist travel is double '34. - Grand Coulee boosts interest, chamber reports--Dam to use 350 cccs. - Tourist travel to Spokane already has attained midsummer volume double what it was at this time a year ago, according to a canvass of tourist...
- State history. Grand Coulee dam. Visitors. Chamber of Commerce. 1935-06-23
- Editors invited to dam.
- 1936
- Editors invited to dam. - Idaho editors through their president, W. T. Marineau, Moscow, were invited to include a visit to the Grand Coulee dam site in their itinerary when they go to Lewiston for their regular midsummer meeting.
- State history. Grand Coulee dam. Visitors. General. 1936-03-25
- Schwellenbach's tour
- 1936
- Schwellenbach's tour. - Statements of George H. Gannon, former Works Progress administrator in Washington, that he had intervened to save employees on government work from assessments to provide United States Senator Schwellenbach with a sound...
- State history. State officials. U. S. Senators. Schwellenbach, Lewis B. 1936-04-22
- Lumber that will not burn - timber industry to develop process chief says - 150 here for convention
- 1936
- Lumber that will not burn - timber industry to develop process chief says - 150 here for convention - As a 150 prominent American lumbermen assembled at the olympic Hotel for the midsummer meeting of the National Lumber Manufacturers' Association,...
- Northwest history. Lumber industry & by-products. Experiments & research. 1936-07-23
- A great accomplishment for the Columbia Basin.
- 1927
- A great accomplishment for the Columbia Basin. - Officers of the Columbia basin league and backers generally of the Columbia basin project, with good reason feel elated concerning the visit this week of the house committee on reclamation and...
- State history. Grand Coulee dam. Inspections. 1927-08-19