Inland Empire Commercial Clubs elect officers in Spokane
G B Dennis was elected president and C L Smith of the Inland Empire Commercial Clubs by the executive committee at their meeting in Spokane. Secretary Smith, formerly owner of W O S Farmer, will earn 100 dollars monthly with a stenographer. Parker of Prosser was named vice president and Coman of Colfax treasurer. A 1 cent monthly assessment per member funds the group, with about 1200 members. A permanent Spokane exhibit of products will be prepared with prizes for top country displays.
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G. B. Dennis
C. L. Smith
Inland Empire Commercial Clubs
Spokane
Smith
W. O. S. Farmer
Kennewick
Washington
P.F. Parker
Prosser
E. F. Coman
Colfax
Roosevelt Signs Yakima Allotment Water Rights Bill
President Roosevelt signed the Jones bill last Tuesday making it law. It allows Yakima Indians to sell up to 60 acres of their 80 acre allotments to buy water rights for lands they reserve. The bill passed the Senate Friday after House approval a week earlier and locals praise the measure for Yakima valley development.
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Roosevelt
Senate
House
Yakima Valley
Inland Bank Robbery and Bridge Plans Dominate Local News
Three masked men robbed the Inland Bank of Cunningham taking 400 dollars in gold 180 dollars in silver and unknown currency after battering a bedroom vault area. Sheriff and deputies have no clues. Also updates on the Port of Portland North Coast bridge project the Columbia river channel work and plans for a Kennewick Relief road plus local business notes and agricultural reports.
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Inland Bank of
Cunningham
C-Shier Parker
Parker
Port of
Portland
North Road
Willamette River
Harriman
W W. Cotton
Columbia
Great Northern
Pcific
Gon
Coffin Bros. Sheep to Be Shorn At Bofur Ranch
Fieldsted and Underwood hold eight to nine thousand sheep in the hris and plan to begin shearing around the 15th at the Bof ur ranch. Wool buyers offer 16 to 19 cents per pound while many sheepmen wait for last year’s 22 to 25 cents. A 50,000 club was organized at Walla Walla in an undertaker’s room where guests reportedly drank embalmer’s fluid.
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Fieldsted & Underwood
Coffin Bros
Bofur Ranch
Walla Walla
Make All Your Money Work All the Time
A compact ad promises a $1080 one year or $30.00 options to maximize income while ensuring constant earning potential. It presents bold figures to attract readers seeking steady returns. The text emphasizes reliability and continuous money growth through ongoing effort.
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Cunningham Bank
Commercial Club
Dircksen’s Hall
North Coast
H. E. Baldwin
Scott
H. M. Ashbaugh
Yakima
Strahorn
H. $. Amon
G. F. Richardson
L. G. Moore
Ways and Means
Homilly Rapids
Jack Schwindler
Muir Ferry
Portland Chamber of Commerce
Columbia River
Seattle
California
Kiona Enterprise
Kennewick Valley
North Coast Railway
Canadian Pacific
Ware & DeSelem
Rhode Island Reds
North Yakima State Fair
Geo. Holden
Rhode Island Red Cub of America
8. C
C. F. Lott
Second Street
Lott
E. D. Taylor
Kennewick, Wash
Rockford
Hover Land Co
Wallula
F. P. Tilton
Gateway
Walter Giezentanner
North Yakima
Democrat
DeStyle
Gondusta
Panama Canal
March
Columbia Hotel
Kennewick Hotel
J. M. Perry
McCall’s
The
W. R. Amon
L. E. Johnson
Cashier
Fim Loans
U.S
Europe
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