Farm Demonstration Train Draws 400 To See Milking Machine
About 400 people attended a Washington State college demonstration tour stop focusing on agriculture horticulture dairy and stock raising. H L Blanchard urged kindness to dairy cows and described ideal cow features for profitable dairying while Prof R W Thatcher criticized underutilized orchard and dairy land in western Washington and urged better care to boost profits.
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Washington State College
H. L. Blanchard
Puyallup
Grood
R. W. Thatcher
Washington
Neuropathic Physician Opens Drugless Clinic in Lodi Building
Dr J V Lemon a neuropathic physician announces offices in Room 201 Lodi building for treatment of chronic derangements by the drugless system. He specializes in nervousness and eye trouble and invites calls to learn about this approach.
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J. V. Lemon
Lodi
No Gown for Him Judge Balks at Crinoline in Vancouver
Judge W W McCredie of the Vancouver Washington Superior Court has not worn a judicial gown and will not order one. He argues the state should pay for gowns and notes there is no penalty for not wearing one. A tailor has offered a gown but no order is placed. A bill to repeal the gown requirement may be introduced by W W Sparks of Clark County.
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McCredie
Crinoline
Vancouver
Wash
W. W. McCredie
Superior Court
W. W. Sparks
Clarks County
Senate
House
Washington
J. H. Schively
Schively
Sam H. Nichols
J. H. Shhively
Incurence Department of
Accountancy Board
Townsite for Indians at Tahola Reserve Planned
Thomas Downs special agent with H. H. Johnson and Finch R. Archer inspected the Quinsault Indian reserve last week. They heard Indian complaints and planned a government townsite survey for Tahola with streets parks and alleys laid out. A new school and other public buildings will be erected, plus a school at the Queets River mouth settlement.
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Thomas Downs
Washington
D. C
Department of the Interior
H. H. Johnson
Tacoma
Finch R. Archer
Quinsault
Col. Downs
Tahola
Queets River
Reward Offered For Insurance Misrepresentations
A notice from Northwestern Mutual Fire Association offers a $500 reward to anyone proving claims that insurers impose large liabilities when selling cash premium policies. It cites U S Supreme Court rulings upholding full premium payment in advance and notes Washington state law allowing paid up policies.
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Hirling
Insurance Combine
Supreme Court
United States
Washington
Northwestern Mutual Fire Association
Special Session Looms as Voters Rebuff Republicans
The Olympia Chronicle reports two graveyard elections in Grant and Douglas counties fill vacancies after a GOP dominated legislature faced graft scandals and fiscal criticism. Voters rebuke the party amid calls for honest probes and potential shakeups in the next election.
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House
Grant
Douglas
Bids Opened For New High School Building
Saturday bids for the new high school building were opened with eighteen submissions for general construction plumbing and heating. The estimated cost ran about 115 thousand dollars as board members awarded contracts to Wm McLean for general work 96473 dollars M A Thompson for heating 14250 dollars C A Pinckney Co for plumbing 6228 60 dollars Agutter Griswold Co for electric wiring 179 50 dollars total 118711 10 dollars.
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Board of Education
John Galler
Seattle
Lance Peters
Aberdeen Construction Company
The
Power Construction Company of
Denhof Construction Company
Tacoma
Creech Bros. & Walker
Aberdeen
Hastie & Dungan
C. A. Bartz
Centralia
Foley & Parish
Appeling & Griggs
Pinckney & Co
C. A. Peterson
Kilbourn & Clark
Adams & Moffitt
Thompsoen & Healey
General Construction
Wm. McLean
M. A. Thompson
C. A. Pinckney Co
Agutter-Griswold Co
Aldrich tariff bill spurs clothing price surge in New York
Anticipated effects of the Aldrich tariff bill push men apparel prices higher in a week. Suits rising from 20 to 33 dollars, staple worsteds and woolens up about 35 percent, while scoured wool climbs from 46 to 75 cents per pound. Dealers welcome the stronger market position.
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New York
Removal Urged of Hively Over Insurance Fees Scandal
Washington legislative committee reports deputy insurance commissioner J H W Lehively and Sam H Nichols profited from excessive and unauthorized entrance and examination fees. The panel faults Hively for collecting and hiding costs, notes multiple thousand dollar sums, and calls for removal and reform in state offices.
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J. H W. Lehively
Suranea
Spares Tury
Sam H. Nichels
Washiveton
Nhe
J. H. Schively
Sam H. Nichols
J. H. Shhively
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Rogers
New York Herald
Quinsault Reserve
Taper
S.hively
Hay
Olympia
Legislative Investigating Committee
J. Lechively
Lon H. Nichols
Masonic Mutual Accident Company
Springfield Mass
I the Eye
Pacific Live Stock
Ssn
Wiseog
Alg
Pacific Tye Stock Association
Occioer
J. W. Schively
Walla Walla
School Department
U. K
Medical Lake Asylum
Eastern Washington Hospital For the Insane
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