Vote tallies andLater talk of November election
A straw poll in the Commercial hotel lobby favored Roosevelt with 25 votes, Wilson eight, and Taft four. Voters then questioned the need for a November election. Also notes include school progress at Tieton, railway time changes, and local civic updates.
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Ening
Roosevelt
Wison
Taft
Disciplining the Boy
Margaret Woodward argues that the American mother holds the vital duty of training boys for citizenship. She likens the home to a miniature republic and warns lax discipline harms both the family and the state, urging mothers to cultivate responsible, self reliant citizens.
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Commonwealth
Margaret Woodward
West Coast Apple Crop Takes Bound
The International Apple Shippers association projects a 12 to 15 percent U S and Canada crop gain this year with Pacific Coast up about 118 percent in cars shipped and quality good. New England stays similar. central states see mixed changes. southern Virginia Maryland and West Virginia fall about 15 percent. middle west up over 40 percent. Nova Scotia down 59,000 barrels offset by Ontario gains and British Columbia.
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Chicago
International Apple Shippers’ Association
United States
Canada
R. G. Phillips
New England
Pennsylvania
Ohio
New Jersey
Wisconsin
New York
Michigan
Pacific Coast
Shannandoah Valley
Cumberland
West Virginia
Maryland
Virginia
Missouri
Kans
Arkansas
Illinois
Minnesota
Iowa
Novaotia
Nova Scotia
Ontario
British Columbia
Dominion
Personal notices highlight coast tour and local visits
Dr. A J Skimp and wife of Rockford Illinois tour the coast visiting North Yakima and inspect Beulah and Zillah orchards. Addie McTarnehan departs for Winchester Idaho after guest period, plans Seattle return during state fair week. Mrs Newbury and Mrs Noble of Hoquiam arrive. James J Newbury to visit. Judge J J Hay of Toppenish visits. Wooly Rochester and Martin switch to railroad jobs. Charles A Jenkins visits from Tacoma. H B Marks becomes deputy meat inspector. Charles Hunt returns from Spokane. Fred Kruse joins local baseball scene and will finish season here. Judge HE B Preble returns to duties. F J Bravo on disability list for bone felon. Floyd Foster receives notary commission.
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A. J. Skimp
Rockford
Illinois
Charles N. Hunt
Yakima Valley
Beulah
Zillah
Addie McTarnehan
E. J. Bryant
Winchester
Idaho
Seattle
P. M. Newbury
F. M. Noble
Hoquiam
Wash
North
Yakima
Newbury
James J. Newbury
Noble
J. J. Hay
Toppenish
Court House
Husky Rochester
Wile Meat Company
Catcher Martin
Tigers
O.W. ER. & N. Company
Charles A. Jenkins
Associated Charities
Tacoma
H. B. Marks
Wiley Meat Company
North Yakima
Spokane
Fred Kruse
Wardner-Kellogg
HE. B. Preble
Superior Court
F. J. Bravo
Cleark
A. W. Barr
Floyd Foster
Washingtn
Dr Rosser Physician and Surgeon
Dr Rosser physician and surgeon located above Janeck Drug Store with residence at Sixth and Chestnut. Office hours are 9 a m to noon and 2 to 6 p m. He is a member of the Pension Board.
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Rosser
Janeck Drug Store
Pension Board
Americans Mine Coal in No Man's Land at Spitzbergen
Boston capitalists two years ago began coal mining on Spitzbergen. Output reaches 50 000 tons yearly showing potential, attracting Russians Belgians English and Scandinavians. Norway seeks international conference to grant Spitzbergen status as disputes loom. 250 workers from Sweden Norway Finland and Russia faced harsh winters and mutiny, culminating in seizure of the steamer Alma and relocation to Tromsoe.
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Christiana
Norway
Boston
Arctic
Spitzbergen
No Man's Land
American Arctic Company
United States
Christiania
Alma
Advent Bay
Tromsoe
North
Local Residents Visitities and Job Moves Report
Yakima Valley notes show G N Remington and wife visiting Ae lah residents, Mrs Leo Bivens traveling to Tacoma, Deputy Sheriff J G Hillyer visiting on Yakima county business, and Mrs Miles Thomas visiting her parents. F Lodge resigns from M D Bak er store and moves to Grangeville Idaho to manage a large department store.
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G. N. Remington
Aelah
Leo Bivens
Tacoma
J. G. Hillyer
Yakima County
Miles Thomas
Thomas Rhoady
K. O. Kittleson
Moxee
Local briefs note residents with travels and health updates
Bloomington resident Mrs. Clara Wagoner returns home after three months with sister Mrs. John Gibson. Mrs. Slusher ill at Mrs. H. R. Nelson’s. Roy Griffith from Missouri takes bachelor quarters on Mrs. E Parker’s orchard tract. Harold Briggs and his California mother settle in Fruitvale for the winter.
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Clara Wagoner
Bloomington
John Gibson
Wagoner
West
California
Slusher
Selah
H. R. Nelson
Roy Griffith
Missouri
E. Parker
Harold Briggs
Fruitvale
Wm. van Hoosen
Jessie Culp
Tieton
Wm. Wilcox
F. Richardson
Coleman
Dr. Golding
Redwood
Falls
Minn
G. W. Vaughn
British Columbia
Helen Rachel
St. Elizabeth’s Hospital
Charles Arnold
Fruitvale Boulevard
Come and Help Club
Emma Jackson
Layman
Mt. Adams
Nellie
Bertha
Lucius
New Writing Pen Made From Tantalum Powder
Germany produces a tantalum powder pen that blends steellike tenacity with goldlike flexibility. Unlike steel pens, it resists oxidation and ink sticking, while avoiding the expensive hard-metal alloying with iridium. The article notes the material arrives as black powder ready for manufacture.
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Germany
Harper's Weekly
Saxo Salve Cures Decades of Scalp Eczema
T F Thompson of Hopkinsville Kentucky reports twenty years of itch and dandruff ended after one Saxo Salve tube. The ad says Saxo Salve relieves itching burning and heals skin for eczema ringworm or other skin ailments with a money back guarantee through dealer Fred S Janeck in North Yakima.
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T. F. Thompson
Hopkinsville
Fred S
Janeck
North Yakima
Do We Know How
A public man should speak in simple direct terms using one syllable words. The energetic statesman adds he relies on the brief and beautiful word of one letter, as quoted by the Washington Star.
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Washington Star
Travel not affected by Titanic disaster
Washington reporters note that U S government and steamship firms acted swiftly after the Titanic sinking to boost safety at sea. Inspectors, lifeboat orders, and better life saving equipment were emphasized while ocean travel to the United States continued with no meaningful drop in passengers or cargo.
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Washington
United States
George. Uhler
British Board of Trade
Norway
Kloeber Pear Sale Denial Sparks Association Response
A Selah physician Dr J S Kloeber was offered direct sale of his pear crop to Atlantic Fruit Distributors but Yakima Valley Fruit Growers' Association denies any direct purchase or advances. The Gillette note includes telegrams from Atlantic and the association defending cooperative marketing and condemning false reports.
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J. S. Kloeber
Selah
Atlantic Fruit Distributing Company
Yakima Valley Fruitgrowers’ Association
J. H. Robbins
Herald
C. G. Squiers
Earl Brothers of
Chicago
Kloeber
West
Yakima Valley Fruit Growers’ Association
Atlantic Fruit Distributors
Ill
Morning Herald
Kloeber P
Atlantic Suit Distributing Company
Earl Brothers
Agnnaraenige
Yakima Valley
North
Yakima
Wash
Northwest
Geo. A. Charters
Atlantic Fruit
Washington
Oregon
Fair Valley
Union High School Bonded for Kittitas County Project
Four districts in Kittitas County vote 11 600 to build a union high school near the R I Scammon ranch east of Kittitas. The school will offer a regular high school course plus manual arts horticulture domestic science sewing cooking nursing and agriculture and will teach sex hygiene physiology and morals for the first time in the county.
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Kittitas County
R. I. Scammon
City of
Kittitas
Sun Yat Sen's China to gain railway network plan
London report says Sun Yat Sen's visit signals triumph of reason over force. An American team with Sun Yat Sen plans a program to map a railway network across China, as described by the Peking Daily Telegraph correspondent.
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London
Sun Yat Sen
Peking
Daily Telegraph
Chinea
General store price list from Kalispell section
A scanned price sheet lists wholesale and retail prices for flour meats dairy produce and fruits. Items include World different flour brands, alfalfa hay, potatoes pears grapes lemons and oranges, butter cheese and eggs, canned goods and seasonings, as well as live and dressed livestock prices and per pound meat figures.
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Kalispell
Yakima Best
Minnesota
Prosser
Washington
Kennewick Best
Ieee
Wisconsin
Oregon
California
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