Farmers Harvesting As Train Affects Cattle And Hoppers Menace Orchards
The clipping notes farmers busy with harvest and ground turning after rain. C C Clinesmith’s cow killed by a train last week. Grasshoppers threaten Crescent Bar and Sleepy Hollow fruit ranches. In North Yakima, Prohibitionists merge with Democrats. Granville Lowther files for representative on the Democratic ticket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinidad
Vulcan
J. C. Wheeler
Owen
D. P. Wheeler
Wenatchee
W. D. van Slyke
Crescent Bar
Sleepy Hollow
Demos
Prohis
North
Yakima
Yakima County
Granville Lowther
ConsErence to Convene in September. Framing Service Offered
M. E. Conseren ce announces a September meeting and offers framing services. Kyle will visit homes with moulding samples and take orders, contacting residents at residence 802 or shop 1741.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E. Conserence
Kyle
I C Rogk Speaks On Forestry And Polemics
I C Rogk delivers a campaign speech during a seven year service phase, advocating a bill to swap logged lands for timber within reserves after thirty five years. He blasts Poindexter, supports anti anarchist law, and praises his own republican work ethic before departing for Wilson Creek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forestry Department
Congress
Poindexter
Republican Party
Rockwell
Wilson Creek
Ball Game Tomorrow Between Liquidators and Barbers
A knock down drag out ball game is set for 2 30 post meridiem as liquidators led by Frank Casler face barbers led by A Haynes. John Doe as umpire. Admission 10 cents for men with ladies free. Also notes births, property sale, fishing trip and a lost veil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Casler
A. Haynes
Barbers
John Doe
Thos. Parrish
State land sale set for August in Douglas County
Olympia July 29 The regular monthly sale of state and school lands will be held Saturday August 1 from 10 AM onward. County auditors will auction farm lands timber lands and tide lands from improvised blocks on courthouse steps. About 31 83259 acres offered mainly in Eastern Washington with Douglas county lands in greatest demand.
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Olympia
Land Department
Washington
Douglas County
Grimshaw’s FWE Work on Long City Trial
Grimshaw and partner Williams led city defense in a sprawling siege like case over three weeks. The action resembled many suits consolidated, with deep study and damage assessments for each defendant. The city kept the total verdict at twelve thousand dollars despite opposition from property owners and many local lawyers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grimshaw
Morgan profits in Northern Pacific reorganization, $22 million
Minnesota rate hearing attorneys claim J Pierpont Morgan and associates earned about 22.2 million dollars from reorganizing the Northern Pacific railroad. The report mentions a conference and moulding samples, with residence and shop phones listed, and a ball game to be watched Sunday afternoon.
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St. Paul
Minn
J. Pierpont Morgan
Northern Pacific Railroad
Minnesota
County Brings Tax Suit in Effort to Collect Dues
The county has filed suit to collect taxes from several property owners. Some properties owners have been negligent in payment but can afford to pay. It notes selling land is easy but reclaiming title after sale is hard and that law assumes owners know taxes are due each year.
Ball Game Admits Half-Price For Ladies
An announcement for a ball game notes admission at 10 cents with ladies free. It adds a promotional line about advertising a rays pays.
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Jefferson
Seattle
Dolphin
Alaska Steamship Company
Pier One
Aoe
Chicago
St. Louis
Omaha
Kansas City
Salt Lake City
J. R. Nagel
Wash
WM. McMurray
Portland, Oregon
Beal Grain & Milling Co
I. C. Rogkwell
D. N. Gellatly
F. C. Lemon
Nason Creek
David Keith
Second Street
Mary C. Kirkpatrick
Minnie Turner
Washington Ave
World Office
Lanpher
P.P. Holcomb
Wenatchee Ave
Estes Valley Orchards
A. F. Estes
Schmidt Lithograph Company
Frank J. Sullivan
Schmidt Lithograph Co
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