Farmers Dread Warmth As Spring Work Delays
In Athena Alberta area farmers oppose the early warm spell fearing delayed spring work. A meeting in Walla Walla discussed open rivers and a new rural telephone line with officers Pinkerton as president Cannon treasurer and Schubert clerk. Other items include lodge installation at Mignonette Rebekah, visits, and local residents’ health updates. The text notes winter frost protection and a large wheat yield prospect barring severe cold, plus Dell brothers buying Charles Gay bankrupt stock for 147 and a liquor license application for J W Davis at Horseshoe Club.
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Doll Brothers
Rebekah
Alberta
Athena
Walla Walla
J. W. Pinkerton
Cass Cannon
Gus Schubert
Mignonette Rebekah Lodge
Frank Nelson
Charles Nelson
Pendleton
Nate Pinkerton
Madras
Crooke County
A. B. McEwen
California
Dell Brothers
Charles Gay
J. W. Davis
Horseshoe Club
Robert Geneway
Pneumonis
John Walker
Clifford Walker
Fire record shows few false alarms in North Yakima
Fire Chief Hauser reported to the council last night that North Yakima had only one false alarm during the year. The department answered 32 calls, 30 within city limits and two outside, totaling three dozen incidents including a horse-run event anomaly, highlighting overall precautions.
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Yakima
Hauser
North Yakima
Yakima Republic
Crossing Point Selected for Ake River Canyon Route
George Henderson, member of the Oregon Short Line surveying party, says maps of the Bonke river road between Lewiston and Huntington have been sent to Omaha. He expects announcements soon and foresees sections let to contractors near the Burnt river to Iron Dyke mines. A crossing to Idaho may be above Grand Ronde mouth. two to three years to construct to Lewiston. Also notes a smallpox outbreak in Guthrie jail during constitutional convention.
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Idaho
George Henderson
Oregon Short Line
Lewiston Tribune
Henderson
Bonke River
Omaha
Burnt River
Mr. Henderson
Jordan
Huntington
Pittsburg Landing
T. A.clarke
Boise
Union Pacific
Lewiston
Jordan Party
W. E. Stark
Box Canyon
Martin Love
Blackledge
Clark
Love
Stark
Canyon
Grand Ronde River
Cache Creek Maria
Pittsburgh Landing
Monument for Sacajawea on Shoshoni Reserve in Wyoming
Wyoming women press legislature for a $500 appropriation to erect a monument over Sacajawea’s grave on the Shoshoni reservation. Grace R. Hebard notes recent findings locating her resting place, with descendants advocating the honor as rightful tribute.
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Women of
Wyoming
Sacajawea
Grace R. Hebard
Wicrarlan
Cheyenne Tribune
Sagn
Baptste
Little Toussaint
Bazil
John Roberts
Shoshone
James T. Patten
Basin
Wyo
Sacajaweni
Great Washington
Lewis and Clark
Monument Plan Honoring Sacajawea At Resting Place
A proposal to erect a monument at Sacajawea’s final resting place aims to honor the renowned Indian guide known for guiding explorers and shaping U.S. history. The effort highlights her enduring legacy beyond marriage to Cha boneau and emphasizes her pivotal role in exploration.
Prehistoric Finds in Mexico Near Pyramid of the Sun
Washington reports archaeologist Leopold Batres unearthed rooms beneath a stairway near the Pyramid of the Sun in the Street of the Dead. A Toltec skeleton lies near a tiger skeleton, both painted red, with shells obsidian idols beads and masks of ancient heroes dated around 9000 years ago. Flour prices rose across California mills on January 4 by $2 a ton and 20 cents a barrel to $4.75 and $60 respectively.
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Washington
Leopold Batres
Mexico
Cient
All Milla
California
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Dick Stephenson
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Vancouver
Will Fortler
Gus Volmer
Wattsburg
John Duffy
Richard Wright
M. W. Smith
Wallsburg
Spokane
Minnie Rensland
Walls Walla
Orino
Koeppen Drug Co
Ake River Canyon
Guthrie
Oklo
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Atlanta, GA
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