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NOV 3, 1916Harrington, WA

The Harrington Wheat King

Luther P. Turner secures a record-breaking payment for his massive harvest, spotlighting the booming grain economy of the era.

“What is believed to be the largest grain check ever paid in this state to an individual grain grower.”
Read the story: The Harrington Wheat King
NOV 2, 1916Harrington, WA

The King of the Wheat Belt

A Harrington farmer cashes in on a historic wheat windfall, securing the largest grain payment ever recorded in the state.

“What is believed to be the largest grain check ever paid in this state to an individual grain grower.”
Strange But True
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JUL 4, 1924Harrington, WA

Harrington Teacher Envisions World Peace Through Children

A rural Washington educator gains traction for his plan to unite the youth of the world through a school-based league.

“Let us create a universal friendship of the childhood of the world today and tomorrow that bond of friendship will ripen into the universal brotherhood of man.”
Strange But True
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