Pentz Letter Promotes Washington Irrigated West
E M Pentz of North Yakima writes to Du Bois Pa Courier about Washington's fertile irrigation lands. He reports abundant crops from alfalfa to hops and minerals, inviting eastern investors to seek safe ventures and promising pleasure from western markets. He quotes experiences of An eastern traveler praising irrigation yields and local produce.
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FE. M. Pentz
du Bois
West
Yakima
the Herald
Washington State
Pentz
North Yakima
Wash
Pennsylvania
Iowa
Washington
United States
E. M. Pentz
North
Yakima, Wash
Hay Prices Expected Higher This Year in Ellensburg
Ellensburg Localizer notes hay buyers predict prices will start at ten to twelve dollars a ton with brisk demand and stiff prices. Hay currently values around 30 dollars per ton at Roslyn and Cle Elum, and availability is limited.
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Roslyn
Ellensburg
Former Yakima Man Honored by Nome Grand Jury
Nome reports the grand jury findings on Alaska justice department corruption led by Judge Moore. The temporary U S district attorney incumbent was removed and John L McGinn appointed to the office. McGinn then qualified and named D Murane of this city as assistant.
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Yakima
Nome
Department of Justice
Alaska
Moore
United States District Attorney
John L McGinn
McGinn
D. Murane
Strahorns Buy Washington Apples After European Trip
Mr and Mrs R E Strahorn of Spokane have returned from Europe and decide to buy Washington apples at home. They found some in Europe but feared tariff issues. Mr Strahorn related that they will source locally at $1.25 per bunch of bellflowers.
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Spokesman-Review
Vienna
Washington
R. E. Strahorn
Spokane
Europe
Yakima Singer Hoyt Stars In Idaho Cantatas
Will C. Hoyt, Yakima born singer and former high school student, finds success in Idaho directing the cantatas Queen Esther and Belshazzar. He joined M. E. Robinson in Spokane and staged Esther in Wardner with plans to return for Belshazzar. The Spokesman-Review notes a good audience and Hoyt's leadership in Wardner and Coeur dAlene.
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Yakima
Will C. Hoyt
Idaho
Will
M. E. Robinson
Spokane
Spokesman-Review
Wardner
Coeur
Alene
Belshazzar
Kent Farmer Claims Egg Date Stamp Machine
A Kent farmer invents a nest mounted clock device that stamps each egg with the exact hour and date of laying. The mechanism uses a rubber stamp and changes the date every 24 hours, attracting attention from buyers in Seattle and Tacoma.
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Kent
Seattle
Tacoma
Kent Journal
Dr Gunns Blood and Nerve Tonic advertised remedy
An advertisement touts Dr Gunns Blood and Nerve Tonic as a quick way to gain 1 to 3 pounds a week by enriching the blood. It claims to improve strength, sleep, and appearance for nervous or weak individuals and lists 75 cents per box with discounts. Forsale by a local druggist and mail option offered. Also a Government exam preparation notice from Inter-State Cor Inst seeking young men for positions with free particulars.
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Dr. Bosanko Co
Philadelphia
Fred L. Janeck
Inter-State
Cedar Rapids
Digest of New Game Law in Washington State
The Herald prints a concise summary of the new state game laws for sportsmen. It details closed seasons for elk deer and other species, daily bag limits, license requirements from the county auditor for $1, and penalties up to $500 or imprisonment. Yakima County reportedly has no appointed deputy game warden under the act.
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the Herald
State of
Washington
North Yakima
Herald
Naches
Kittitas County
California
Valley
Okanogan
Chelan Kititas
Yakima
Klickitat
Yakima County
Acute Constructionists Speak on Press Pay Delays
The Lind Leader notes that fine words do not pay printers or paper bills and hints at requests for remittances on outstanding accounts. The piece remarks that such readers are acute constructionists in interpreting its message.
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Sancho Panza
Lind
Denver Endeavor meeting tickets offered by N P Ry
The Young Peoples Society of Christian Endeavor holds events in Denver Colorado from July 6 to 13. The North Yakima Railway will sell round trip tickets to Denver for 42 70 with sale dates July 5 and 6. Travel may include stops both directions with going limits to July 13 and return by August 31. 2011 M S Myers Agent.
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Young Peoples Society of Christian Endeavor
Denver
Col
N. P. Ry
North Yakima
M.S. Myers
Banner Salve and Foley's Kidney Cure Promotions
An advertisement for Foley's Kidney Cure claims it heals when others fail, offered by North Yakima Drug Store run by A. D. Sloan. It also promotes Banner Salve from a famed skin specialist, noting quick relief for tetter eczema and skin diseases. The snippet ends with a humorous wedding ticket misunderstanding dialogue.
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A. R. Bass
Morgantown
Ind
Foley
North Yakima
AL D. Sloan
A. D. Sloan
Repulsive Features and Liver Health With Herbine
Advertisement notes that blackheads pimples and muddy complexions signal liver imbalance. It claims Herbine cleanses the bowels regulates the liver and improves complexion with a 50 cent price at F L Janeck's.
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F. L. Janeck’s
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