Hop acreage in Yakima valley to shrink amid shift to other crops
A North Yakima report notes over half of last year’s 2500 acres in hops will be plowed and planted to fruit or other crops. Projections indicate around 1000 acres will remain in hops next season, with much of the decline driven by high land values and poor markets. Union support unclear, but many growers have already signed land, while others tear down yards for alternative production. Paralyzed elder Warner dies in Illinois at 81, with an estate valued around 340 thousand dollars. his son in Wisconsin Oregon Lumber business was affected by rail delays.
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North Yakima
Yakima Valley
H. B. Scudder
Union
W. B. Lovdal
Mr. Scud
Warner
Wisconsin-Oregon Lumber Company
Frederick W. Warner
Ruscoe
Ill
Omaha
Illinois
Hiinois
Bucklen's Arnica Salve cures or refunds at drug stores
A Sierra County ad promises Bucklen's Arnica Salve relieves burns sores wounds sprains and piles within moments. It claims satisfaction guaranteed with a money back offer at Tallman & Co.'s drug store, priced at 26 cents.
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California
Sierra Co
Mr. Walters
Tallman & Co
Baker Man Heir to Fortune in Plinois Estate
Wealthy farmer dies in Plinois leaving an estate valued at 340000 dollars. Fred Warner of Baker City is named heir to one fifth of the estate, according to the Baker City Herald. Telegram reports arrived too late for yesterday’s issue.
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Baker Man
Herald
Chicago
Fred Warner
Baker City
Coffee Your Grace Promises Refund if Not Satisfied
A brief notice states a business named Mke Schilling's Best offers to refund customer money if the product fails to meet expectations, signaling a customer satisfaction assurance.
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Your Grace
Mke Schilling
Irrigation Versus Frost in Yakima Orchard Test
A Yakima orchardist reports a two year experiment with night irrigation to prevent frost damage. Water-filled ditches kept on through the night protected trees from late frosts while non irrigated blocks suffered bud kill and fruit loss. She argues irrigation is cheaper and effective to avert frost injury.
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Jack Frost
Yakima Republic
Tha Tme
Thia
Dr King’s New Discovery credited with curing deadly cough
Mrs Eva Uncapher of Grovertown Stark County Indiana says four one dollar bottles of Dr King’s New Discovery cured her severe cough and restored her health. Tallman & Co druggists guarantee the cough and cold remedy with 60c and 1 trial bottle free.
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Dr. King
Eva Uncapher
Grovertown
Stark Co
Ind
Tallman & Co
Lima Officers Dinner Promises Elaborate Naval Event
Lima Peru Feb 27 officers of the American battle ship fleet will dine tonight at a function hosted by the War minister. It ranks among the most elaborate social affairs seen in the Peruvian capital in years. Tomorrow the National club will stage an officers ball.
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Lima
Peru
W National Club
Primary Registration and Election Dates Announced
Registration opens January 6 and closes for the election on April 2. Primary election held April 17. Registration reopens April 21 and closes May 16 for the election. General election on June 1. Registration reopens September 20 and closes October 20. Presidential election November 3.
McNeil Island to Take Nevada Prisoners Instead of San Quentin
Tacoma Feb 27 The United States government orders transfer of 41 Nevada sentenced prisoners to McNeil Island replacing San Quentin. California long term cases will also be sent to McNeil Island, increasing population to about 300 with a new wing nearing completion including hospital dining room and barracks.
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Tacoma
United States
McNeil Island
Nevada
CoNelli Island
San Quentin
California
San Francisco
MecNeil Island
Hopkins
Seattle
Petition Against Sheep Spurs Laramie Valley Range Tensions
The Cheyenne Tribune reports a broad petition by local cattlemen in the Upper Laramie river valley calling on Congress to regulate grazing lands near their ranches. They seek equitable law to protect ranges from nomad flocks, preserve herd individuality, and curb overgrazing. Petitioners will forward copies to Senators Warren and Clark and Congressman Mondell, opposing regional sheep associations and Mondell’s stance.
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Largmie River
Cheyenne Tribune
National Congress
Warren and Clark
Physician ties car fumes to new disease threat
A New York physician warns that automobile fumes cause a newly identified disease likely to cut about ten years from the average life of man. The claim, presented as a discovery, centers on health risks from traffic emissions.
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New York
Supreme Court backs Idaho liquor ban on Nez Perce reservation
The U S Supreme Court affirms the Idaho federal court in George Dick’s liquor on the Nez Perce Indian reservation case. It holds government has no right to regulate liquor traffic on the reservation, effectively closing saloons in reservation towns and denying the government’s regulatory rights under treaty. Towns cited include Spalding Fort Lapwai Reubens Kippin Bustro Vollmer Waha Mahler Nex Perce Stites Kooskin Ferdinand Lowe Greer Orofino Peck Gifford Lookout. Approximately 46 saloons face losses totaling about 25 000 in revenue for Skies Aninnal counties.
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Supreme Court of the United States
Idaho Federal Court
George Dick
Nez Perce Indian
Idaho
Supreme Court
United States Supreme Court
Nez Perce Indian Reservation
Culdesac
Culdopac
Beatty
United States District Court
Moscow
Circuit Court of Appeals
San Francisco
Court of Appeals
Frank Fogg
Culdesuc
Indiana
United States
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Spalding
Fort Lapwal
Reubens
Kippen
Bustro
Vollmer
Waha
Mahler
Nex Pores
Stites
Kooskin
Ferdinand
Lowe
Greer
Orofino
Peck
Gifford
Lookout
New Perce
Maho
LHR
Powell to be hanged after Florida trial conviction
Florida article reports Charlie Powell, a black man from St Augustine, convicted of murder and sentenced to death. His execution in the county jail is set for tomorrow unless a gubernatorial reprieve is granted, which observers deem unlikely. The defense urged the unwritten law at trial.
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Bunnell
Powell
John Rogers
Rogers
Georgia
Jerry
St. Augustinsn
Fla
Charlie Powell
Famous American artist Vedder marked at 72 in Rome
Rome Feb 27 Telegrams and cables poured in to Elihu Vedder the renowned American painter on his 72d birthday born New York Feb 26 1836 and long resident of Rome since 1867 His work gained fame with 1884 Rubaiyat illustrations now shown in the Library of Congress He authored volumes on his art life in Europe and America and remains a leading figure among Americans in Rome.
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Rome
Elihu Vedder
Vedder
New York
Capole Case
Omah Khayyam
Congressional
Washington
Italy
France
Spain
Germany
America
Eternal
Demand Lower Fares In Atlanta Streetcar Hearing
A petition to the Georgia railroad commission seeks eight street cars sold for 26 cents. The Georgia Railway and Electric company will oppose, arguing the order would confiscate its property.
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Atlanta, Ga
State Railroad Commission
Georgia Railway and Electric Company
Traction Company
Swamp Root Kidney Remedy Ad Encourages Trial
An old advertisement extols Dr Kilmer s Swamp Root as the great kidney remedy. It links kidney health to overall well being and claims nearly all diseases begin there. It urges sick people to doctor their kidneys, offers sample bottles by mail, and lists Binghamton New York as the address for Dr Kilmer Co.
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Swamp Root
Kilmer & Co
Binghamton
N.Y
Dr. Kilmer
Binghamton, N. Y
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Geo. W. Bradley
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A. H. Sunderman
Frank K. Welles
PCR County Clerk
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St. George
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St. George Ia
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