Opening of Spokane reservation for homestead entry
Spokane Washington June 21 hundreds of thousands of acres in the Spokane reservation are set for homestead entry with 6000 acres opened to settlement at Coeur d Alene Idaho on August 9. The area includes timber land not open to entry and Indian allotments to be auctioned to heirs. The land lies near Spokane with 주변 towns Reardan Davenport Springdale and Miles. The reserve offers fruit growing potential irrigation prospects and a power project by Washington Water Power near Little Falls. Chief Joseph and Antoine Shelea figures noted among the Spokane Indians who live and farm there.
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Spokane
Washaton
United States Land Office
Coeur d'Alene
Idaho
Columbia
Reardan
Davenport
Creston
Miles
Fort Spokane
John McA. Webster
Springdale
Inland Empire
Dear Trail Country
Germainia
Washington Water Power Company of
Little Falls
Spokane River
Spokane & Inland Empire Electric Railway System
Jay P. Graves
Chicago
New York
Boston
Washington
Coeur d’Alene Reservation
Sharp Contests for Senators
Washington June 21 Between now and March 3 1911 stirring contests for United States senatorships will arise in many states. Thirty senate terms expire and leaders on both major parties face vigorous campaigns with Ohio Indiana Connecticut Maine Rhode Island and New York among the focal points.
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Washington
United States
Senate
Ohio
Indiana
Buckeye
Foraker
Beveridge
Hemenway
Fairbanks
Connecticut
Morgan G. Bulkeley
Senator Bulkeley
Hale
Maine
Aldrich
Rhode Island
Lodge
Massachusetts
Butler Ames
Depew
New York
Roosevelt
Frank Black
Joseph H. Choate
Timothy Woodruff
Clark
Wyoming
la Follette
Wisconsin
Scott
West Virginia
Piles
Page
Vermont
Sutherland
Utah
Oliver
Pennsylvania
McCumber
North Dakota
Kean
New Jersey
Nixon
Nevada
Burkett
Nebraska
Carter
Montana
Warner
Missouri
Clapp
Minesota
Burrows
Michigan
Flint
California
Daniel
Virginia
Money
Mississippi
John Sharp Williams
Culberson
Texas
Frazier
Tennessee
Taillaferro
Florida
Rayner
Maryland
Alluring Silk Bow Ties and Fancy Scarves Lead Summer Style
Shop windows display silk and satin bow ties in greens reds and pinks. Pale gray green gloves return as a bold, quirky option for well dressed men. Wash scarves of intricate weave resembling silk gain popularity, with many shops carrying elaborate examples. New York return of revived fashion shows fewer new styles this season.
Gotham Fashion Turns to Conservatism in Summer Garments
The article notes a shift from novelty to conservation in Gotham style, predicting weaker demand for light-colored silk scarves and Frenchy pastel tones this summer. Pale scarfs are deemed perishable and unsuitable for town wear, while new wash ties allure men seeking light yet durable neckwear.
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Gotham
Fairchild’s
World Meteorologists Meet at London Conference
London June 21 representatives from every civilized nation attend an international meteorologists conference. Discussions focus on a uniform method for wireless marine weather reports and signals to standardize observations, forecasts, and storm warnings across nations for safer ships and protected life and property at sea.
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London
W. N. Shaw
Great Britain
A. Augat
France
Rev. L. Froe
China
Hirz
Germany
H. Mohn
Norway
Willis L. Moore
United States
K. Nakamura
Japan
Messrs. Augat, Hirz, Moore
Rykaycheff
Central Physical Observatory
St. Petersburg
Russia
Apple Prices Go Skyward In Hood River Crop Outlook
Portland report says Hood River will supply 65 percent of this year’s apple crop. Oscar Van derbilt notes lighter volume but excellent quality and prices 75 cents to $1 a box higher than last year, with Wenatchee and Yakima showing a light crop.
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Portland
Ore
Hood River
Oscar Vanderbilt
Vanderbilt
Wenatchee
Yakima
River Floodwatch Updates From Portland Region
The Columbia River now stands at 39 feet 6 inches above low water, gaining several inches since last Saturday. Officials note that continued cool weather in recent weeks has been a godsend to Portland, as hotter conditions could have produced a repeat of the 103 foot high water this year.
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Columbia River
Portland
Monument to Confederate Dead Planned at Finn's Point
Washington June 21. Bids opened for a granite monument to Confederate soldiers and sailors who died as POWs at Fort Delaware. The US will erect the marker in Finn's Point national cemetery Salem New Jersey for about 2500 graves. Estimated cost 8500 dollars. Impractical to mark each grave with a headstone, so a single memorial was chosen.
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Washington
William C. Oats
United States
Finn’s Point National Cemetery
Salem
N. J
Fort Delaware
National Cotton Congress Opens in Arkansas
Delegates from across the South gather at Monte Ne Arkansas for the third annual National Cotton Congress. The weeklong program features papers, addresses and discussions on topics for planters ginners spinners and manufacturers of cotton products. An informal session was held to welcome visitors and outline the schedule for upcoming sessions.
Congress Program Highlights Address by John D. Walker
One of the program’s prominent features is an address to be delivered Friday by John D. Walker of Sparta Georgia on the subject Cotton and Banking. Mrs. C. A Gay returned to Everett today after visiting her daughter Mrs. C. A. Flanigan.
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Congress
John D. Walker
Sparta
C. A Gay
Everett
C. A. Flanigan
Free Concert by M. E. Church Choir
The second and last concert before July vacation will be Wednesday June 23. The Wenatchee audience can hear more special numbers and new selections not heard before. Bring children and some money for ice cream and a small donation for the choir. Committee members Bacon Loving Howard.
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M. E. Church
Wenatchee
Agent Easy Running Bacycle Tire Dealer
J. J. Eyer operates at 1323 N Mission St offering bicycle tires and related running gear under the Easy Running Bacycle brand. Local riders seek durable tires and expert service for all bikes.
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J. J. Eyer
N. Mission St
MO P Nelson Jeweler and Optician at Flaharty's Store
MO P Nelson Jewelers and Optician offers a complete line of jewelry watches clocks and silverware with engraving free and a one year watch guarantee for 1.00. The shop provides thorough cleaning and repolishing services and advertises expert watch and jewelry repair from a graduate of the Northern Illinois College of Optics.
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Spokane Reservation
Joseph
C. O. Howard
Snake River
Antoine Shelea
Antoine Valley
Okanogan River
Old Antoine
Samuel E. Allen
Cincinati
Nathan Strauss
Cincinnati Times-Star
Allen
Good Brethren
San Francisco Star
Sharp
Senators
Wenatchee Park
Joseph A. Murphy, Alfred L. Hil
Columbia Valley Bank Bldg
APPLE
National Cotton Congress
MO. P. Nelson Jeweler and Optician
Wenatchee, Washington
Flaharty'’s
Northern Illinois
Lege of
Optics
Aikin & Cassidy
The
Republic Building
Chelan County Realty CO. City Property
Coeur d’Alene Indian Reservation
F. A. Warren
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