Progressive Paulhamus backs Roosevelt as Washington GOP splits
State senator W. H. Paulhamus repudiates the Chicago convention and declares he will back a Progressive ticket. He endorses Theodore Roosevelt, criticizes Taft’s nomination, and urges a Washington Republican party aligned with Rooseveltian principles and broad state interests. He links Panama Canal benefits to distributive rail rates and regional prosperity. He challenges party regularity as a creed when core principles are at stake.
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Chicago
Theodore Roosevelt
Washington
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Fourth of July Oration by Walter F Fisher in Lynden
Walter F Fisher delivers a Fourth of July oration at a W C T U picnic in Lynden praising early American history. He compares Lincoln’s era to today’s political strife between stand-patters and progressives and urges voters to fight via the ballot against trusts and liquor interests.
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Walter F. Fisher
Washington State University
Philadelphia
England
Abraham Lincoln
Mr. Lincoln
Kentucky
Indiana
Lincoln
Steven A. Douglas
Gettysburg
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Thomas Jefferson
Hamilton
Olympia
Women's Christian Temperance Union
South
Progressive versus Reactionary in Washington State Politics
J C Nattrass argues that progressive Republicans in Washington face a choice between continuing in the old party or backing a progressive Democrat. He contends Roosevelt remains the strongest candidate for reformers, mocks party leaders, and predicts a new third path to unify progressives against a reactionary bloc.
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Stevenson
Colorado
Washington
National Committee
Commonwealth
Lynden Creamery 1912 January to July Business Summary
A summary of Lynden Creamery activity from January 1 to July 1 1912 shows large volumes of milk and butterfat handled. Key figures include 1 255 992 pounds cream received 316 661 pounds butterfat sold six hundred sixteen thousand six hundred fifty six pounds butterfat churned 44 76 dozen eggs bought and total gross receipts of 194 009.08 dollars, nearly double the same period last year.
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Lynden Creamery
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Lynden men tour Puyallup berry industry visit
A Lynden delegation led by Mayor Heaton and several local figures returned from a 168 mile trip to Puyallup to study the berry trade. They reported a booming strawberry market with crates shipping at about 1.25 dollars and a cannery expansion boosting capacity to 400 workers, with output expected near one million dollars this season.
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Mayor Heaton
Thomas H. Smith
Chap Bayes
B. C. Crabtree
C. R. Axland
W. J. Ireland
Stalard
W. Elder
George Tomlinson
Lynden
C.S Kale
Everson
Puyallup
Puyallup-Sumner
Paulhamus
Puyallup-Sumner Association
Wero Puyallup
Selecting Good Hills for Potato Seed
Farmers should choose seed from the healthiest and most vigorous potato hills. Mark and monitor the top plants, discard weak ones, and harvest the best yielding hills first. Careful hill and plant selection can reduce disease and produce superior seed strains like Burbank American Wonder or Rural New Yorker.
Protection to Migratory Birds debated in Congress
A congressional committee argues federal protection for migratory birds by claiming insects cause about 800 million dollars in annual damages, surpassing costs for education and university endowments, and contends eliminating pests could fund new universities.
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Congress
Subscribers Rights and Duties for Newspaper Delivery
A Supreme Court ruling clarifies subscriber obligations for periodicals. If no notice of discontINUANCE is given, renewals are assumed. Publishers may continue sending until arrears are paid. Failure to take papers or move without informing the publisher can still incur responsibility. Refusal to collect is prima facie evidence of fraud. Tribune subscribers are generally current.
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United States Supreme Court
Tribune
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