Yakima Indians win concessions on Prosser dam fishing hours
The Yakima Nation gains after dark salmon fishing at Prosser dam except Sundays. Idaho’s Orofino district eyes a new Weyerhauser railroad. A Montana child dies from woodtick bite in Spokane. Yakima wool sales near two million pounds at about 11 1 4 cents. Inland Empire resort inspectors urge safe sanitary measures for summer visitors. Local social and church events noted with several visits and travels.
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Prosser Dam
Columbia
Redmen
Orofino
Idaho
Weyerhauser Lumber
Cashmere Visitors and Recoveries Reported
Katherine Kirby Cashmere has returned from Wenatchee General Hospital after appendicitis surgery. Leo Boyd is convalescing after a serious illness at Deaconess Hospital. Mr and Mrs Chas Hoback of Dryden visited Cashmere Saturday. Mr and Mrs Will Larson of Peshastin visited Monday. Mr and Mrs Harry Smith of Seattle are visiting the Grant Paton home.
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Katherine Kirby
Wenatchee General Hospital
Chas. Hoback
Dryden
Cashmere
Leo Boyd
Deaconess Hospital
Will Larson
Peshastin
Harry Smith
Seattle
Grant Paton
Familiar Marine names flood muster rolls of 1910 era
The article notes Secretary of the Navy Edwin Denby and many familiar surnames in the Marine Corps. It lists thirty six Davises, four Yeens Wallace, eleven Hughs, six Hoovers, two Weeks, and individuals named Fall Daugherty Hays Mellon and a Harding from Washington DC, illustrating recurring names in the force.
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Eee
D. C
Navy
Edwin Denby
United An Marine Corps
Hailing
Marine Corps
Davis
Wallace
Hughes
Hoovers
Weeks
Daugherty
Hays
Mellon
Harding
Washington, D. C
Catfish Climb Smooth Walls in Colombia Report
A Scientific American piece notes Argos maneratus and other species can ascend vertical rock walls using suction. Observations include an 18 foot climb in half an hour on a wet rock surface. Authors compare frog tadpole adaptations in Himalayan mountain streams.
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Colombia
RD. O. Johnson
Mr. Johnson
G. I. Noble
Timalaya
Himahiya
Scientific American
Stubborn Couple Share Silent Years and Quiet Nobility
A twenty two year silence binds a married pair who began as youths and raised many children. They never speak yet maintain a loving home with music and culture, each keeping personal dignity intact. A summer episode reveals a playful ruse where the father pretends near death to trigger a surprise honeymoon scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary
Father
Advances in steam power raise boiler temperatures to high levels
Two decades ago few admitted the possibility of producing steam at 550 to 600 degrees Fahrenheit in a standard locomotive boiler. Today thousands of locomotives use superheated steam, heating 180 degrees Fahrenheit above saturation. This hot steam dries, expands, and largely prevents condensation in cylinders, while its poor conductivity reduces cooling losses by up to 80 percent depending on engine type.
Natural heat in cave at Horse Butte near Bend
A naturally heated cave was found at Horse Butte near Bend Oregon. C A Yarnell and H D Eide reported heat emanating from the cave mouth and the tunnel walls remained scorching as far back as explored. A test cooking breakfast showed the cave’s warmth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horse Butte
Bend
C. A. Yarnell
H. D. Eide
Henters
Yarnell
North Woods Hope As Quebec Replants Pines
The piece reflects on enduring longing for northern forests and notes Quebec has planted two trees for every one destroyed this year. It reports three million pines and spruces planted, countering fire and pulp mill threats and keeping the forest available for future hunts.
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Troy
N. Y
North Woods
Quebec
Beavers Multiply Rapidly In Western Forests
Rangers of the forest service report a dramatic beaver surge in Cochetopa and other western forests. Two years ago the Cochetopa forest had about 200 beavers, with four to five inhabitants per lodge. this year the count reaches 12 000, raising concerns about fur demand and protective laws.
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Forest Service
United States Department of Agriculture
Cochetopa
Colorado
Milady
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Spokane
Yakima Valley
Portland
Prosser
BE. J. Spear
Katy Krantz
Mrs
Brother
Sim Smith
J. Fife
Christian Endeavor Oueday
Carl H. Mann
Sarah Winn
Dr. J. D. Banes
Seattle Nippon
Wenatchee
R. J. Cross
Mansfield
J. A. Prentis
The
Relief Corps
American Legion
Band Boys
Carl H. Alann
Presbyterian Ehure
B. F. Pickett
Holly Gronseth
Ruby Linkem
B. N. Linkem
Floyd Hall
W. H. Linkem
W. CC
Linkem
Otto Shipley
Prince Albert Ia
R. J. Reynolda Tobacco Co
Winston-Salem, N.C
Jimmy
Prince Albert
Grocers
Wenatchee Milling Co
Wenatchee, Washington
Echo
Arlington
First Avenue
Spring Street
Robert Kelly
MGR
Great Northern Lumber Co
Leavenworth, Wash
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