Local furniture firm tops region with nine carloads sold
Carload after carload of furniture has gone out of the house to furnish homes in the city and countryside. In two years the store has bought and sold nine carloads, a record no other local house can boast of. We invite you to our store with no trouble to show you.
Kitchen Queens Built to Last with Bolted Legs
Our Kitchen Queens are made of choice fit with legs bolted on no dowel pin to split Bins have tin bottoms and will not shrink.
Water rights settlement urged to aid Yakima irrigation projects
Hon. W. L. Jones advises Yakima Commercial Club irrigation committee on three conditions for residents to settle water disputes. They include resolving conflicting claims, concluding pending diversions suits, and settling water needed for Yakima Reservation lands. He notes potential easy deals with Sunnyside and Indian reservation issues but says other questions must be settled locally. He highlights benefits such as sure water rights, avoidance of lawsuits, and valley harmony, with reclamation plans for Tietan Sunnyside Kititas Ledbetter projects totaling eight to twelve million dollars for up to 260,000 acres.
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W. L. Jones
Irrigation Committee
Yakima
State Land Department
Ross
Washington Irrigation Co
Tietan
Sunnyside
Kittitas
Ledbetter
Contest Notice on Ward Homestead Entry No 12056
The Department of the InteriorLand Office at Walla Walla Washington announces a contest by James C Campbell against Jay Ward for the NW 1 4 of section 32 township 8 N range 29 E WM entered February 21 1903. Ward is alleged to have abandoned the land for over six months and not resided or improved it. Interested parties must appear at 10 oclock a m February 13 1906 before the Register and Receiver at the United States Land Office in Walla Walla. Due due diligence prevented personal service, so notice will be published.
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Department of the Interior
Walla Walla
Wash
James C. Campbell
Jay Ward
United States Land Office
J. L. Mohundro
Register
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