Will Experiment to Establish a Station Under Tieton Project
Government and state to jointly establish an experimental agricultural station as irrigation work begins under the Tieton project. S. O. Jayne of the U S Department of Agriculture and R W Thatcher of Pullman College discussed the plan, aiming to study irrigation era farming benefits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tieton
S. O. Jayne
United States Department of Agriculture
R. W. Thatcher
Pullman College
Jayne
List of Ahtanum water rights claimants revealed
Attorney Avery lists individuals he believes have interests in Ahtanum creek against Indian rights, compiling a long roster from North Yakima and Tampico. The document notes uncertainty about each person’s claim, reflecting congressional and agency actions around opening the reservation for 1909 development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ahtanum Water
H. J. Snively
Spokane
North Yakima
Wash
Lynch
Ahtanum Creek
Open Reservation Slogan Rumors Stir Yakima Valley
In Toppenish on February 20 Indians and whites rally under the chant Open the reservation, amid the likelihood government land will remain withheld for another year, shaping regional sentiment and action.
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Toppenish
Yakima Valley
Pleasing Testimony for Ballard's Horehound Syrup
T. J. Chambers of Liberty Texas testifies on December 25 1902 to Ballard's Horehound Syrup as the most effective remedy for coughs and colds he has ever used noting its curative power in his family. Sold by D.
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Ballard
Hot Springs
Ark
D. H. Fry
T. J. Chambers
Liberty
Texas
Death Reward for Stoessel Condemned by Military Court
General Stoessel was sentenced to death by a military court for surrendering Port Arthur to the Japanese. The court recommended commuting the sentence to ten years and excluding him from service, citing Port Arthur's siege and his defense. Acquitted officers were Smyrnoff and Reiss for lack of proof. Spectators fainted as soldiers cleared the hall.
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Stoessel
ST. Petersburg
Port Arthur
Fock
Smyrnoff
Reiss
Voeder
Public Buildings Bill Moves to Forefront in Washington Delegations
Washington lawmakers press for an omnibus public buildings bill as a contingency if time allows. Cushman advocates Olympia, Jones backs North Yakima and Walla Walla, and Humphrey speaks for Everett, Bellingham, and Seattle. Members present before the House committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
D. C
House
Cushman
Olympia
Jones
North Yakima
Walla Walla
Humphrey
Everett
Bellingham
Seattle
Committee Advances Bills For Post Office Substation
A committee discussed bills related to a sub-station of the post office and an appraiser's warehouse. They offered no clear guidance on which bills will be favored, and it seems unlikely all issues can be resolved within this season.
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Tle
Post Office
Foley’s Honey and Tar Cough Remedy Ad Card
Certification that druggists will refund money if Foley's Honey and Tar fails to cure cough or cold. Claims to stop coughs, heal lungs, prevent pneumonia and consumption, with no opiates. Genuine yellow package. Sold at North Yakima Drug Store, A. D. Sloan proprietor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
North Yakima
A. D. Sloan
White Bluffs Rapid Growth Draws Washington Attention
White Bluffs grows rapidly on the Columbia river between Pasco and Priest Rapids. Two massive irrigation projects will bring land under cultivation. Plans call for electric and steam railroads linking White Bluffs with North Yakima Kennewick Pasco and possibly West Beverly as surveys begin for the Manford North Yakima electric line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Bluffs
Columbia River
Pasco
Priest Rapids
Washington
North Yakima
Kennewick
West Beverly
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
Manford-North Yakima
White Bluffs Sees Major Construction Boom This Winter
A new electric line from the district to Kennewick prepared. The White Bluffs winter completion includes a large hotel costing 10000 dollars. Additional stores, homes and other buildings rise as development expands.
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Kennewick
White Bluffs
Hay market shows brisk movement with rising demand
Hay is moving briskly with about five cars daily shipped to the sound and none to Spokane. Ranchers accept 7 to 7.50 dollars as demand grows though many have been unable to sell. The sound market conditions are uncertain but prices may rise soon. XC Herbert Weekwoch of Rancilio, Minn., left after visiting his sister Mrs Lenora for a trip to the sound.
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Sound
Spokane
Herbert Weekwoch
Rancilio, Minn
Mrs. Lenora
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Mary Kenny
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Thomas E. Davis
L. Davidson
Isabella Davidson
N. J. Durgan
Nancy Durgan
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Julia Eglin
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W. W. Felger
Vina Felger
Sam Fear
Joe Stephenson
Mary E. Stephenson
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Mary M. Serlés
Mary Simpson
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Carrie M. Shannofelt
Tampaco
O. P. Stephensoon
J. M. Slank
J. O. Traynor
Mary M. Traynor
Wm. Turner
John Maier
W. M. Nichols
S. J. Nichols
W. H. Peatross
Ruth E. Peatross
Yampaco
F. J. Purviance
A. H. Purviance
Mary E. Purvience
S. B. Palmer
Mary J. Read
J. W. Reynolds
Angelina Reynolds
Augusta Roberts
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Mary M. Reynolds
C. H. Robertson
F. H. Spon
O. M. Seward
Sarah Jane Seward
Mary E. Crosno
A. P. Conrad
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W. B. Conrad
Tampico
Mattie Shaw
Joe Slavin
A. L. Sherman
W. R. McNeil
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A. McDonald
Doshey
J. Mondor
D. A. Gillette
Ethel C. Gillette
W. W. Glidden
C. Hesse
Rosa Hesse
N. P. Hull
Minnie M. Hull
C. R. Hansen
J. C. Hansen
Andrew Hague
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Carl Schroeder
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Wilbur Seward
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John Carson
Sarah J. Carson
H. H. Cole
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Wiley Land & Stock Co
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Wallace Wiley
Norman Woodhouse
Isabella Woodhouse
N. A. Ward
Martha Ward
L. D. Williams
Olive Williams
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Wm. Vessey
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Armando Young
W. H. Moyer
Addie G. Moyer
Thos. H. McCulloh
Mary L. McCulloh
A. Monder
J. H. Morrison
Carrie L. Morrison
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J. P. Marks
Mattie H. Marks
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L. D. Morris
Hannah M. Morris
H. M. Gilbert
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D. B. Greenwalt
W. G. Griffeth
Lannie D. Griffeth
H. E. Gillette
Alice Anglea
James Anglea
H. L. Bergeron
Elizabeth Bergerron
C. H. Burr
N. M. Brooniless
M. C. Brewster
Maria Brewster
G. W. Banning
Johanna E. Banning
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E. S. Crosno
H. E. Crosno
Lydia L. Crosno
Thomas Chambers
A. J. Chambers
W. C. Cope
Ines C Cope
H. W. Croxford
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J. E. Linsey
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