Ankina Grocery Fire Damages Yakima Warehouse
A Yakima Grocery warehouse fire caused an estimated 30 000 dollars in stock losses and 10 000 dollars in National Guard equipment damage. Firefighters fought the blaze through the night with limited water pressure and obstructed bays, keeping flames from spreading to nearby firms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yakima Grocery Company
Thos. Carlyle
Arthur Coffin
National Guard
Pzen
Yakima Avenue
Webb
Dawson
Avéhte
Yakima
Northern Pacific
First Avenue
Crab Creek
Yakima Herald
Swamp Fever Report Warns of High Fatality in Yakima Valley
Dr. Robert Prior of North Yakima investigated a deadly horse illness in the lower Yakima valley. Identified as pernicious anaemia or swamp fever, it is 90 percent fatal, killing many horses pastured near the Yakima River. Isolation and pasture abandonment are advised pending action from Dr. Nelson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yakima Valley
Robert Prior
Nelson
State Veterinary Department
Nel Eon
Yakima River
Sotus
Phillips
Frank Highfit
Silver trophy to decide dairy cow butter champion at Washington State fair
The C W R N railway offers a silver cup to the owner of the cow with the highest 30 day butter average in the fair dairy department test. Secretary Averill received notice from Mr. McMurray. The cup will be exhibited after arrival and circulated for publicity with 50 000 Standard Folder copies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
McMurray
Averill
Washington State
Foley Kidney Pills Heal Back Kidney Pain
N. J. Gorham of Woodville Georgia suffered an acute kidney trouble but using Foley's Kidney Pills he reports complete relief and greater benefit than any other kidney medicine. Refuse substitutes. North Yakima Drug Store recommends trying them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
N. J. Gorham
Bank of
Woodville
North Yakima
Fruitgrowers urge stable prices for Yakima peaches
Grand Junction Fruitgrowers Association presses for a $0.59 a box f.o.b. price on North Yakima peaches to counter overestimates of the Colorado crop. H. M. Gilbert calls for a conference of managers and dealers to coordinate sales and defend prices amid cooler regional yields and delayed Elberta ripening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. M. Gilbert
Yakima
Gilbert
Grand Junction
Colorado
Elbertas
Utah
Parker Heights
Zillah
Wapato
Lower Yakima
Wenatchee
North Yakima
Snake River
Dakota Trust
Yakimas
Wenatchee . J
Colorados
Grand Junction Fruitgrowers Association
Richey & Gilbert Company
Toppenish
Wash
California
Jonathan
Northwest
State in Need for 30 000 Families in Washington
Olympia Aug 15 I M Howell secretary of state issued a book on dairying poultry and stock raising in Washington. It states 30 000 families are needed to feed over 700 000 workers and that 20 000 000 acres lie idle awaiting development. The report urges exporting meat dairy and poultry rather than importing them and highlights counties livestock growth dairying and poultry prospects with King county leading cattle and poultry counts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olympia
I. M. Howell
Washington
Harry F. Giles
Mississippi Valley
Montana
Idaho
Oregon
California
King, Pierce
Whitman
Lincoln
Yakima
Okanogan
Douglas
Garfield
Grand
Adams
Walla Walla
Columbia
Clarke
Lewis
Skagit
Whatcom
King County
West Side
East Side
Alaska
State Dairymen’s Association
King
Spokane
Pierce
Kitsap
Death-Defeating Fly Prize Essay Warns of Deadly Insects
An essay by Donald Corrie Selah Washington argues the fly spreads typhoid cholera and more, detailing how germs cling to its legs, how it contaminates food, and urging prevention through sanitation and screening. It advocates combined prevention and control measures and declares the fly the enemy of public health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Corrie
United States
Chickamauga
Victor Vaughn
University of Michigan
Max Donald Cornurb
Selah
Juarez Forms Commission Government In Mexico
Juarez Mexico citizens named three commissioners to govern with equal ballot power as federal troops are not expected until Monday. The city becomes the only Mexican city with a commission form of government. Previously it had no government but has remained orderly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juarez
Mex
Mexico
Health officers inspect camps in Selah and Parker district
Dr Thos Tetreau county health officer and Deputy Dr Burgess continued their inquiry into camp sanitary conditions on Friday. They visited Tribble and Bowen’s camp on the Selah branch of the Yakima Valley Transportation Co and traveled to Parker to probe the typhoid case of ranch hand George Sargent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thos, Tetreau
Burgess
Selah
Parker District
Tribble & Bowen
Yakima Valley Transportation Company
Parker
George Sargent
Gump Pleads For Kiss In Secluded Night Scene
A man pleads for a kiss in a secluded path as trees bend overhead. She resists and thinks of the gump taking fifty, anger rising as they walk toward town. Judge notes her misgivings about presuming.
Fort Nisqually's Early Planting and Trade at Puget Sound
The article recounts the 1833 founding of Fort Nisqually by Archibald McDonald and Dr. William Fraser Tolmie, detailing site selection, the first crops of potatoes and peas, and the march from Colville. It notes ongoing fur trading, leadership changes, and the fort's later shift to cattle and sheep operations, with expansive fields near Puget Sound and eventual disappearance of remains.
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Fort Colville
Fort Nisqually
Archibald McDonald
Colville
Columbia River
Lower Sound
Cowlitz
McDonald
London
William Fraser Tolmie
Puget Sound
Olympic Range
Mount Rainier
Fort Vancouver
Sound
Tolmie
Ossian
Cowper
Chateaubriand
Blackwood
Parker
Whitman
Little Coe
Heron
Nisqually
Shutes
Tumwater
Clallam
McLoughlin
Nisqually River
Puget Sound Agricultural Company
Hudson Bay Company
Commodore Wilkes
Company
Canada offers a big fruit market for Yakima fruit
Shippers are urged to supply Canada’s markets as P. L. Rawn of Western Fruit Co. Ltd says Canadian demand is strong. Calgary prices are listed for apples, peaches, pears, plums, grapes, prunes and more with duty impacts outlined. He notes Canada’s population and cities create solid demand and suggests Yakima fruit should shift east and north to capitalize on the market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. L. Rawn
Northwest
Western Fruit Co. Ltd
Calgary
Altas
Rawn
Chicago
Yakima
Memory lapse ends as Samuel A. King returns home
Samuel A. King, former president of the King Machinery Company, reappeared after ten months missing and a year of amnesia. He recalls leaving his office one October day and waking in an Oriental city, meeting an American in Shanghai, with money but no memory of its source.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Samuel A. King
King Machinery Company
Shanghai
Death of Mrs C C Williams in Oregon City
Word reached North Yakima Saturday of the death in Oregon City Oregon of Mrs C C Williams mother of Wallis Williams of Yakima manager of the Yakima Milling Company. She had recently undergone an operation and her illness caused Mr Williams to be away from Yakima for a week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williams
North Yakima
Oregon City
Ore
C. C. Williams
Wallis Williams
Yakima Milling Company
West Yakima Avenue
Willams
Evaporator Plant Under Construction on Noh Hill
Workmen are engaged at the property of J. B. Shannon on Noh Hill boulevard in the construction of a plant for the cooperative evaporator company and are rushing operations so the facility may be ready for use this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Shannon
Noh Hill Boulevard
Co-Operative
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Ankina Grocery
Iour Blaze
Nies
Fred Llewellyn
Seattle
North Third Street
Diamond
Sergt
Turnell
Prior
Harriman Road
H. G. Fletcher
Wilkes
Tacoma
Canada
Fike
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