Senate to act on Sulzer resolution amid Russia protest
Washington December 16 Senators indicated the Sulzer resolution declaring the 1882 treaty abrogated would pass the Senate in a modified form before adjournment. Taft discussed the crisis with cabinet officials as the Russian ambassador warned of possible passport requests if the measure becomes law.
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Washington
Russia
Sulzer
House of Representatives
Senate
Taft
Knox
Malby
New York
Post Office Hours For Christmas Mail Distribution
Postmaster W L Lemon announces special Christmas mail hours. Delivery and registry windows open Sunday December 24 from 9 to 10 a m for city and rural route patrons. The post office will also be open on Christmas from 9 to 10 a m. Red Cross seals may be placed on domestic mail addresses only through January 1, not on foreign packages.
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W. L. Lemon
Red Cross
Heartburn Remedy Ad Sells Herbine in Pioneer Market
An old ad promotes Herbine for indigestion and heartburn. It claims instant relief and quick bowel action with a price of 50cc. Sold by D. H. Fry and CC Camp at the corner of Third and Yakima.
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D. H. Frys
CC. W. Camp
Corner
The Coming of the King Choir Service at First Christian Church
The First Christian Church choir will present The Coming of the King on December 20 in the church. About 40 voices directed by Professor Lince will perform with solos by top local talent.
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First Christian Church
Professor Lince
Ballards Horehound Syrup Sold With Pepper Plaster
Deep seated coughs need both exterior and interior care. A dollar bottle of Ballard's Horehound Syrup includes a free Herrick's Red Pepper Plaster for the chest. Sold by D. H. Fry and C. W. Camp at the Third and Yakima corner.
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Ballard
D. H. Fry
C. W. Camp
Corner
Governor declines to call special session on presidential primary
Dec 16 Governor Hay announced he will not convene a special legislative session to enact a presidential preference primary bill, issuing a statement to that effect today.
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Hay
Olympia
Ballard's Hore Hound Syrup Promotes Phlegm Clearance
A public notice describes wheezing and phlegm blocking airways and promotes Ballard's Hore Hound Syrup as a remedy to loosen phlegm for coughing. Prices listed as 25c, 50c and $1.00 per bottle. Sold by D. H. Fry & Co at the corner of Third and Yakima.
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Ballard
D. H. Fry and
P, Corner Third
Yakima
Impressed visitors note growth near White Bluffs
J E Davidson of Pacific Power and Light, returning from a trip with George Arrowsmith into the Columbia river country near White Bluffs, praises the population quality and progressive development. He cites land transfers, planned spring development, rising electricity use, and several new contracts secured by Arrowsmith.
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J. E. Davidson
Pacific Power and Light Company
Yakima Hotel
George Arrowsmith
Columbia River
White Bluffs
Davidson
Arrowsmith
Leonard L Thorp Yakima pioneer and public servant
Leonard L Thorp born October 16 1845 near Independence Oregon arrived in the Yakima region around 1860. He served as Yakima county assessor in 1871 and later as county auditor while investing in mining and presiding as vice president of Yakima National Bank. He is noted as a progressive citizen with radical views in state affairs.
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Leonard L. Thorp
Columbia River
Goldendale
Tacoma
Polk County
Oregon
Independence
Fielding Mortimer Thorp
Plains
Yakima
Philene Henson
Thorp
Northern Pacific Moves On Coast to Chicago Link
The Northern Pacific will enter Chicago via the North Western tracks next Sunday, creating a through service with the North Coast Limited. The coast-to-Chicago run will take 72 hours, placing NP on par with Harriman lines and others for through business.
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Northern Pacific
Chicago & North-Western
Chicago
North-Western
North Coast Limited
Northern Pacific Flyer
North Pacific Coast
St. Paul
Here
Harriman
Milwaukee
Great Northern
Canadian Pacific
Idaho
Oregon & Eastern
Salem
Ontario
Natron
Lakeview
Ore
Central Pacific
Reno
Nev
Portland Telegram
Expert Judges Praises Schanno and Broadway Ditch Work
Stockholders and officials report outstanding progress on the Schanno and Broadway ditch projects. Professor McCausland of the State University Seattle declares reinforced concrete first class and seepage proof after exhaustive tests conducted Saturday.
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Schanno and
Broadway
McCausland
The
State University
Seattle
John J. Druse
Schanno Ditch Company
John A. Sauer
Broadway Ditch
J. B. Ermadorff
North Yakima
International Contracting Company
Malotte
HOPS Show Greatest Increase in Value This Year
The Department of Agriculture reports hops lead all crops in value rise, up 140 percent due to shortages. Prices jumped from 10-20 cents to about 88 cents per pound, lifting total crop value to 15.5 million dollars while production fell 15 percent from the five year average. Yakima valley yields 12 000 bales worth about 840 thousand dollars, amid rising freight rates and firm London continental markets.
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Department of Agriculture
Wilson
Yakima Valley
Yakima
United States
Pacific Coast
Portland
London
Continental
Dynamite Deepens Orchard Soils To Aid Root Growth
Agriculturist W J Spillman explains that soil must be opened to 18 to 20 feet to allow tree roots to feed deep and avoid lateral spread. He notes nine mineral plant foods and that hard pan blocks growth. Dynamite is used to break dense layers, freeing root systems for healthier trees.
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W. J. Spillman
Agriculturist
Bureau of Plant Industries
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Local livestock notes as Davis holds offer on Holstein
Mr. Davis, a successful Holstein breeder, keeps one animal in possession he has refused 1300 dollars for. Mr. A J Reise, president of the Granger Commercial Club, has spent two months in Omaha and Chicago at land shows representing Granger and is due home next week.
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Davis
A. J. Reise
Granger Commercial Club
Omaha
Chicago
Granger
Mexico rocked by earthquake across nation
An earthquake rattled Mexico from ocean to ocean today from Guanajuato to Tehuantepec causing great fright. Mrs. Dora Chenoweth, wife of an American dentist, died indirectly from heart failure sparked by the quake. An elderly woman was injured by a falling house and may die.
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Mexico City
Mexicco
Guanagjuala
Tehuantepec
Dora Chenoweth
Use of Dynamite in the Orchard and Farm
Dynamite may aid orchard and farm work by improving soil and drainage. The author argues deep digging with dynamite revitalizes trees, cures hard pan roots, and boosts fruitfulness, urging careful use to increase orchard productivity.
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West
Middle Age Health Aid Promotes Foley Kidney Pills
Advertising copy claims middle age brings urinary issues and kidney ailments and promotes Foley Kidney pills as a regulator and strengthener. The ad cites North Yakima Drug Store as the source.
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North Yakima
Granger Couple Wed In Surprise Northwest Ceremony
Granger Washington December 15 Miss Alice Glendaline Parks and Virgil Raymond Smith married quietly in North Yakima with few relatives present. Parks has lived with her aunt Mrs E Starr near Granger and attended Advent School. Smith is son of ranchers near Granger and is regarded as an estimable young man. Also noted this week Valley View Dairy sold forty Holstein cows to William Bishop of Chimacum after Bishop joined H C Davis returning from the Dairy men’s convention in Montesano.
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Granger
Wash
Alice Glendaline Parks
Virgil Raymond Smith
Yakima
Miss Parks
E. Starr
Advent School
Mr. Smith
J. G
A Christmas Appeal to Help the Poor and Needy
A newspaper appeal urges readers to extend Christmas charity beyond family circles. It asks readers to identify sick, unemployed, widowed, or elderly neighbors in need and reminds that giving small gifts can greatly comfort others. Ensign Omann of the Salvation Army offers guidance on where to place cheer.
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Santa Claus
Ensign Omann
The
Salvation Army
Organised labor hit by Los Angeles disclosure
The Seattle PostIntelligencer cites a Los Angeles disclosure as a staggering blow to organized labor. It condemns sympathy for indicted figures while urging moderation, arbitration, and lawful conduct to restore trust, leadership, and fair play among wage earners.
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Organized Labor
Los Angeles
Gompers
Organized
Seattle
P.I
Lime nutrition blamed for widespread tooth decay warning
A chemist lecturer argues lime starvation causes yellowed teeth and widespread decay among Louisville schoolchildren. He criticizes dentists for ignoring diet and claims sugar and acids erode teeth only after lime deficiency weakens enamel and pulp. He urges lime-rich diets to protect teeth.
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Dietetic and Hygiene Gazette
Louisville
Ainey New Pennsylvania Congressman Elected
A. W. D. Ainey of Towanda is the new representative from Pennsylvania's Fourteenth district. He succeeds the late Congressman Kipp after the election in Washington D. C. on December 15.
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Washington, D. C
Tilt Your Hat and Whistle to Cure the Blues
A lighthearted tune urged readers to lift spirits by tilting the hat and marching with a jaunty stride. The verse promises the blues fade as joy rises from within, with whistling and lively steps spreading sunshine and a changed, brighter outlook. Source: Chicago Post.
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Chicago Post
Quiet Valor: Praise for a Patient Man
A concise noting of admiration for a man who embodies patient endurance. The quote attributed to Gossner highlights virtue in quiet waiting and steady perseverance without outward display.
Yakima Poultry Show Doubles Coops for Big January Event
Executive Committee aims for a record show in January at the Coffin-Rundstrom corner. Yakima Poultry Association members 50 strong expect strong outside turnout with 400 dollars in prizes and multiple cups. New coops, impartial judging, and varied classes promise a robust display across 22 breeds.
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Yakima
Yakima Poultry Association
Third
Yakima Avenue
Yakima National
First National Banks
Yakima Valley Bank
Central Bank and Trust Company
Yakima County
B. C. Dunn
D. A. Gillette
S. C. Reds
F. M. Rossiter
F. R. Henry
Reduced Rates for 31 Arc Lights Cut City Lighting Costs
North Yakima will save about 744 dollars yearly after Pacific Power and Light installed a series arc circuit at Fruitvale station. Rates dropped from 7.50 to 5.50 dollars per month per light, and a single switch now controls all lights, replacing manual shutdowns.
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North Yakima
Pacific Power and Light Company
City Commission
Fruitvale
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Pacific & Light Company
Mexico
North
Ainey
Pennsylvania
Gossner
Poultry Association
Elmer Dixon
Oregon City
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