Horde rustling in Naches and Tieton area raises alarm
Yakima Republic reports ranchers accuse horse dealers of systematic theft across Naches and Tieton lands driving bands toward Chehalis. Local ranchers claim cattle losses and wire-cutting on empty ranches, with Deputy Sheriff Cox confirming multiple complaints and ongoing investigations.
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Chehalls
Saya
Yakima Republic
Treton Basin
Republic
Chehalis
Nachées
Tieton
Chehalie
Edwards
Cox
Yakima Fruit Prospects Seen Bright by Inspector
State Horticultural Inspector J. M. Brown reports to the Yakima Republic that Yakima fruitgrowers may enjoy higher prices with production near last year. Frosts reduced this year’s expected rise, yet crops should be about equal to last year’s 1400 carloads, with prices 20 to 30 percent higher due to national shortages and growing market demand. Strong competition to present clean orchards and reduced insect damage further support a favorable season.
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J. M. Brown
Yakima Republic
Yakima
Inet
Brown
Mary
Codlin moth under control with extermination goal
The speaker states the codlin moth pest is nearly under control and asserts the insect could be completely exterminated within a year or so. He notes the pest is at about 2 percent effect and emphasizes strong progress toward eradication.
Ice burial claim at Waikiki sinks to local legend
The Spokane Chronicle reports a "perpetual body of ice" near Waikiki on Jay P. Graves property. Farmers claim Indians used the ice as a mausoleum for chiefs, with bones allegedly preserved. Discovery led to halting use of the ice, pending scientific investigation after harvest season. Also notice of a butcher shop for sale and a cottage for rent in Helix, Oregon.
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The
Spokane Chronicle
Waikiki
Jay P. Graves
Spokane
Peterson
Lee Bank
Debate over Intermountain coal supply and demand
A report by Alexander and Carlson reviewed coal futures in Wyoming and Utah, noting inexhaustible underground supply yet 20 percent lower available coal this year. Reduced mine output, labor cuts, mine flooding, and rising regional demand push Intermountain price and delivery reliability toward tightening coal for Boise and nearby communities.
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Messrs Alexander and Carlson
Commercial Club
Bolee
Wyoming
Utah
Idaho
Nevada
Halse
Intermountain
Christian Women In Session At Lake Geneva Conference
National gathering of YWCA opened at Lake Geneva for a 10 day session with Bible study and discussions on Christian leadership in college city and mission fields. Noted speakers from New York Chicago Cleveland and Buenos Aires influence program aimed at spiritual deepening and civic church leadership. Texas Five Million Club meeting in El Paso features delegations from major cities promoting immigration and industrial development with local organizers preparing hospitality. Some locals debate exact hell location. patience may reward them.
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Lake Geneva
Wic
American Committee of Young Women
Cheristian Lenderahiy
Howard Agtew Johnson
New York
Charles E. Brandt
Chicago
Augustin Nish
Cleveland
J. Goodwin Perking
Chigaga
Bertram Shuman
Buenos Ayres
May McElroy
Misa Harriet Taylor
Marie Cratty
Emma Hays
Ann Brown
Lilian Long
National Board
Texas Five Millon Club
el Paso
Texas
Boost
Texas Five Million Club
San Antonio
Hooston
Talveston
eBaumont
Dallas
Fort Worth
Waco
Sherman
Lin
Nervous Women Suffer No More From Zoa-Phora Cure
Thousands of women suffer fatigue headaches backaches and hot flashes. The ad touts Zoa-Phora as a safe remedy regulating menses curing prolapsus and restoring strength within a week. It promises dramatic mood improvement and invites readers to buy a one dollar bottle from Kalamazoo Michigan based Zon-Phora Company.
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Zoa-Phora
Zon-Phora Company
Kalamazoo
Mich
Zon-Phora
Fifteen Years of Eczema and Relief Declared
An eczema sufferer describes years of intense itching and ineffective treatments until using Cuticura Soap and Ointment with a soap and tonic. After treatment, sores faded and the writer, Edward Wroth of Fortet Nebraska, reports feeling better than ever.
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Edward Wroth
Y. S. Insanetry
Fortet
Nebraska
Dainty Diner Beer Ad Promises Pure Brew at Low Price
An advertisement claims a premium beer served at lunch boosts energy for daily duties. It touts purity from water, Bohemian hops, and selected malt, brewed by a special formula. Delivery includes two dozen bottles for $1.00 to homes in the Main 550 area near Court Street.
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Old Kentucky Wine and Liquor Store
John Gagen
Court St
Oppoalie Golden Rute Hotel
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Yak
Cold Storage Cemetery
W. H. Albee
Helix,Ore
Bluff Street
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Wyo
Union Pacific Coal Company
Oregon Short Line
Rock Springs
Diamondville
Hutte
Anaconda
Kemmerer
Frontier
Kemmérer
Qualey
Central Coke & Coal Company
Wyoming Coal & Coke Company
Boise
Wyoming Coal Fields
Central Coal & Coke Company
Christian Women IN Session
Hell
Patenor
Hata
Torent
Orville Coffman
W. C. Minnis
Leavye
Henning
Peoples Warehouse
the Club
T. W. Murrell
Cor. Court and Cottonwood
Foregon