North Yakima Poultry Show Delivers Keen Rivalry and Wide Awards
The Yakima poultry show displays a spirited, good natured contest with judge Elmer Dixon evaluating merit across classes. Exhibitors from North Yakima and beyond show diverse breeds from White Rocks to Wyandottes with many fanciers profiting from shared stock and strong community ties. Special prizes and cups are awarded to top pens, with Linse and Henry among repeat winners across American, English, and Mediterranean classes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Association
Elmer Dixon
Yakima
Messrs
Kruger and
Bingham
White Rock
Beadle
Morton
Linge
Oder
Gillette
Dixon
Yakima Poultry
A. F. Linse
B. C. Dunn
Willis Williams
F. M. Rossiter
D. A. Gillette
Messrs. Linse
Henry
Williams
Dunn
Linse
F. R. Henry
C. A. Kingon
Fred Weber
B. C. Munn
A. F P. Linse
Wyandottes
8. C. Reds
Pheasants Suffer From Cold Belief Questioned
Reports claim Yakima county game birds suffer in cold weather but investigator Mr. Bryant says feeding is sufficient and birds adapt well. He notes pheasants and other game survive with available seed and insect food despite snow, while some ranchers misjudge their value and threat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yakima County
Bryant
Messrs. Dawson and
Bowles
Denny
Oregon
China
Northwest
Clean-Up in All Orchards to Start in Yakima County
Commissioner Huntley announces a county wide orchard cleanup beginning in the lower Yakima end. The state will fund the work with two outside inspectors aiding, while the county covers costs. Inspector Morrison leads the effort as Miller of Lewis County and De Sellem of Benton County assist.
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Huntley
Yakima
Yakima County
San Jose
T. O. Morrison
Miller
Lewis County
de Sellem
Benton County
Clarkston
Pullman
Morrison
Timely Orchard Frost Defense From Paul Kruger
Paul Kruger outlines practical frost protection for Yakima valley growers. He distinguishes between protecting against hard freezes and killing frosts, discusses smoke blankets to trap heat, gradual thawing of buds, and fuels from barnyard manure to crude oil as heating sources. He notes advantages of oil burners and varying fire setups for crops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Kruger
Yakima Valley
Kruger
Cardus Credited by Tecumseh Woman
Mrs. Eliza Epperson of Tecumseh Oklahoma says Cardus saved her life and relieved pains in head shoulders back and limbs. She claims Cardus improved her health and offers it as the best general tonic for women.
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Tecumseh
Okla
Eliza Epperson
Cardus
Prospector Found Starving in Cascade Tent
A 61 year old prospector John Sad derson was found starving in a tepee tent in the Cascade mountains after days of snow and freezing temperatures. Hunters and a sheriff s posse found him near Big Creek canyon by the Yakima river and arranged aid with provisions and a hand sled to move him toward civilization.
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John Sadderson
Cascade Mountains
Big Creek
Yakima River
Nelson's Siding
Cascades
Upper
Vinol touted as cure for chronic bronchitis in ad
A Bluevale Ontario notice features Fred L. Janeck recommending Vinol as a constitutional remedy for chronic bronchitis. The testimonial claims recovery after two years illness and two bottles, crediting cod liver and tonic iron. Money-back guarantee stated if no help.
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Bluevale
Ont
Vinci
Fred L. Janeck
North Yakima
Wash
Old Timer Reignites Land Battle Near Mabton
Unlucky veteran known as Uncle Jimmy Sherwood plans to reclaim 922 land near Mabton once held by families with title. He claims filing rights and a quit claim by rail men and vows to challenge past officials while he settles on the property and invites the ensuing fight.
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Jimmy" Sherwood
Mabton
Jimmy
Northern Pacific Railway
Sherwood
United States Land Office
Washington
Railroad
Cardus Relief for Weak Women Featured by Adel Note
Adel Georgia reader Mrs C J Rentz credits Cardus with ending three years of female troubles and exhaustion. She says lying down was hard and she can now do all her work without suffering. Cardus is praised for addressing back aches nervousness dragging sensations weakness and misery and for relief and cure.
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Adel, Ga
Granger News change of ownership announcement
Mr Geo P Eaton ranch owner near Granger has bought two thirds interest in the Granger News from Olaf Olson. It is expected Miss Helen Meloy will continue as manager and editor for the paper formerly owned by Olson who lives at Maple Valley.
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Granger
Herald
Geo. P. Eaton
Northern Pacific Ry
Tacoma
Granger News
Olaf Olson
Highling Hotel
Maple Valley
Helen Meloy
Rail plan to extend to Selah and Seattle via new westward route
North Yakima rumors say C W R N and a street railway will begin spring construction on the main line to the coast and an electric line into Selah. A Selah extension and a westward route tunneling the Cascades would shorten the Seattle trip by about forty miles with a light grade and fast speeds. About 500 workers are expected as work starts, with camps and sanitation prepared, following recent consultations in Portland Spokane and Chicago.
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Seattle
Yakima
C.W. R. & N. Railway
Street
Selah
Ahtanum
Summit View
The
North Yakima
Cascades
Portland
Spokane
Chicago
Tacoma
Cardui touted in Deskins letter on womanly troubles
Mrs Mary A Van dyke of Deskins Virginia writes of enduring 40 days of female troubles and weakness. She credits Cardui with her recovery and urges others with womanly pain to try the tonic, noting it helped her and recommending payment to their druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deskins
Mary A. van Dyke
Cardus
Cardui
Pride of Ancestry and Satire in Clara Vere de Vere
The St. Louis Globe-Democrat quotes lines from Tennyson about Clara Vere de Vere and Norman heiress claims. It argues the case satirically, noting the gardener Adam as an origin for descent and mocking founding figures as it compares merit in independence declarations.
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Clara
Clara Vere de Vere
Tennyson
Adam
Jefferson
Boone
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
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Chester L. Miller
L. E. King
Robert Nelson
J. W. Ellis
Strong Bros
N. J. Dieckson
J. H. Reed
Lucy Scudder
Clarence Truitt
White Rocks
B. Readley
H. W. Turner
J. W Bingham
Buff Rocks
E. S. Hill
W. S. Friend
Partridge Rocks
M. C. Ramaley
Clifford A. Newell
White Wyandottes
Milton Morton
S. B. Readle
Columbia Wyandottes
Alex E. McCredy
Golder
Robert Johnson
Rhode Island
I. J. Oder
G. C
L. O. Janeck
M. N. Richards
I. J. Gilbert
Buff Cochins
H. W. Loewenstein
Mary Farry
Black Langshan Henry Sedge
Black Orpington Sanitarium Poultry Yards
Buff Orpington
James Weaver
W. L. Blair
H. W. Sprague
White Orpington Co
H. Humphrey
W. B. Williams
J. P. Thurston
H. Dollenbacher
White Leghorn
Miss Wherry
D. B. Gillette
J. R. Schwartze
Ith Cock
G. W. Campbell
W. I. Stone
P. Stave
Ss. C. Brown Leghorns
Charles Palmer
Ss. C. Buff Leghorns
H. C. Weber
Cc. E. Sanders
J. G. Vawter
J. F. Brazzell
Henry Sedge
Frank Piety
Walla Walla
W. J. Dixon
W. A. Campbell
B. Beadle
R. C. Lakenvelders
R. E. Piland
Wherry
Houdans
Leon D. Green
A. L. Churchill
M. W. Moore
Columbian Wyandottes
Alex McCredy
Leghorn Bantams
W. E. Cole
Buff
W. Dubois
Toulouse
B. L. Chaney
Emden
Jessie White
M. GC. Ramaley
Rouen
J. White
Drake
H. R. Stroud
Carneaux
Ae Stee Yreny
D.eenay
Ferrys Seeds
Mother Gray
Olmsted
N.ys
Old Timer
Jimmy” Sherwood
Electric
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