Wiley City Fourth of July Big Features Promised
Wiley City plans a wide July celebration with cattle roping, bronco busting, and range contests. Highlights include races for all ages, tug of war with Tampico, a greased pole, and a ball game between Wiley City and Selah, followed by supper and a dance. Transportation and speeches by local figures cap the day in Hackett grove.
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Wiley City
Tampico
Grote
Hackett Grove
Weidh
Wiley
Company C
National Guard of Washington
Wiles City
Selah
Wren
Orchestrna
Asapsn
Adi Baing
the Grove
Navy Tigers Clash At Susmach Park In Yakima Showdown
The United States Navy team from Philadelphia, the current Pacific coast champions, visits North Yakima for a Fourth of July game at Susmach Park with a second contest set for Sunday July 7. The Navy crew plans a 75-man turnout to back the club against the North Yakima Tigers, with first pitch at 3 o clock both days.
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North Yakima
U.S. S. Philadelphia
Tigers
Philadelphia Cruiser Boys
Susmach Park
United States Navy Aggregation
Navy
Pacific
Philadelphia
Bremerton Navy Yard
Philadelphias
Sumach Park
United States Navy
North Yakima Tigers
Eight Thousand Striking Sailors Coast-Wide Protests
The leaders tonight estimated that two thousand sailors and two thousand firemen and oilers are on strike in New York, with four thousand more at Houston, Philadelphia, Galveston and Norfolk. The action targets major coast lines and port operations.
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New York
Hoston
Philadelphia
Galveston
Norfolk
Growers Face Contract Halting On Fruit Supplies
Horticultural Union trustees warned Saturday they may halt accepting new fruit contracts once capacity is reached. The union plans to continue signing until limits are clear, while supply shortages and changing contract figures complicate planning for growers who intend to contract but have not completed formal arrangements.
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Samson
Six Trains Daily Yakima to Portland Route Noted
Six Northern Pacific trains run daily from North Yakima to Portland with two via Pasco and four via Tacoma. Train No 1 Seattle bound is popular, carrying many passengers daily. The Seattle Grandview train attracts West Valley travelers, with full cars including a loaded buffet as it departs Saturday.
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Northern Pacific
North Yakima
Portland
Seattle-Grandview Limited
Oregon
Pasco
Tacoma
Pasecos
Northern Pacific Railway
Seattle
Seattle Grand‘view
Lower Valley
Seventeen Cars of Cherries Shipped This Season
Two cars left North Yakima Saturday night marking the seventh car from the Union since opening. The Yakima valley has seen sixteen or seventeen cars so far this season with the Association contributing six. J M Perry Hays Brothers Carpenter and W W Butler of Grandview also shipped. If market improves more cars are expected this week and apricot and apple shipments may follow. The Union plans a cherry car for Tuesday.
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North Yakima
Union
Yakima Valley
Association
Lower Valley
Messrs
J. M. Perry
Hays Brothers and Carpenter
W. W. Butler
Grandview
Hop Acreage Rising Amid Export Demand Decline in Europe
The article reports a Pacific coast rise in hop acreage amid scarce foreign crops with estimates of 3000 to 18000 extra acres, uncertain planting due to costs, and declines in European cultivation. It notes rising U S exports over 1909 1911 with higher values and prices, and provides regional acreage changes in New York Washington Oregon California and European shifts, plus current hop quotations.
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Pacific Coast
Yakima Valley
Department of Agriculture
Washington
Oregon
California
New York State
Austria- Hungary
Germany
England
American Brewers’ Review
Chicago
New York
Bohemian
New York Journal of Commerce
States
Pacific
Cleveland fined for failing to prune Lower Naches orchard
Cleveland, owner of a perch and apple orchard in the Lower Naches, was fined 50 dollars plus 22.10 dollars costs by Justice H. D Hunt after failing to prune despite a peremptory notice from Assistant Horticultural Inspector Horner. Attorney Fred Parker gave notice of appeal to superior court. The burning quality of coal was known long before use as fuel.
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By. CC. Cleveland
Lower
Naches
Justice of the Peace
H. D Hunt
Horner
Fred Parker
Superior Court
Puyallup Cannery Openness Highlighted by Eberle
Fred Eberle of Stacy Fruit Company, back in North Yakima from Puyallup, urges expanding evaporators and canneries in Yakima valley to use orchard waste. He notes west side cherries sell for 38 cents a pound and raspberries are packed for export, with cannery returns hurting growers. Plant capacity at Puyallup is to be doubled to protect fruit producers. Senator Paulhamus has been in ill health.
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Fred Eberle
Stacy Fruit Company
North Yakima
Puyallup
Yakima Valley
Eberle
Yakima
West Side
The
Herald
Paulhamus
Sumner
Portland business men urge Bourne to seek Roosevelt ticket
A telegram from Portland’s leading businessmen urged Senator Jonathan Bourne Jr. to allow his name on the progressive Roosevelt ticket for Oregon’s U.S. Senate contest. They argued Bourne best meets the state’s urgent needs and would unite Roosevelt forces, while opposing Henry Waldo Coe’s potential candidacy. Bourne planned to visit Oregon in August.
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Portland
United States
Jonathan Bourne
Oregon
Bourne
Henry Waldo Coa
Chicago
Roosevelt
Dr. Coe
Coe
United States Leads in Stockholm Olympiad Scores
The United States topped the Stockholm Olympiad with 1688 points. Great Britain 1600, Sweden 1575, Africa 1531, France 1517, Norway 1476, Greece 1439, Denmark 1412, Russia 1401, and Hungary 1334.
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America
Stockholm
United State
Great Britain
Sweden
Africa
France
Norway
Greece
Denmark
Russian
Hungary
Health claims from Sensible Women Know Foundation article
A regional health notice argues women should focus on stomach and bowel health rather than cosmetic fixes. It endorses Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as mild, effective, and less violent than laxatives, urging daily bowel movements and offering free sample bottles via mail order.
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Dr. Caldwell
Alta M. Lilly
Redwine
Idaho Platforms Adopted After Heated Secret Conventions
Boise June 28 platforms for Idaho Republicans and Democrats were approved in secret sessions and filed with the secretary of state. Republicans endorsed Borah Taft and direct primary with a public utilities plank. Democrats endorsed Hawley and national platform while opposing conservation and Taft administration. Both parties barred press and spectators from entrances during the vote.
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Boise
Idaho
Public Utilities Commission
Rossi
Wallace
Gooding
Railway Commission
Resolutions Committee
Borah
Taft
Board of Control
Tax Commission
George W. Tannehill
Lewiston
United States
Nugent
Hawley
Nugent-Tatnnahill
Democratic Congress
Many Would Pick and Pack Fruit in Yakima Valley
Secretary Ware faces a flood of letters from across the nation as a plea goes out for 5 000 volunteers to harvest 8 500 carloads of fruit in the Yakima valley this season. Clippings from the New York World praised the call, with men families, widows, and young people offering help. The main hurdle is ranchers not reaching out to prospective workers.
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Yakina Valley
Ware
New York World
Ordinary Men Called to Great Task
The Galilean chose twelve men from varied walks including a politician, applicants for office, a liar, a traitor, a thief, a lawyer, skeptics, fishermen, and a carpenter. He built a kingdom with ordinary everyday people whose labor and faith formed its foundation. A traveler’s question about a country’s chief product yields the answer Men Exchange.
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Galilee
You
Caesar
Jrust
Yakimines and Cots Ripening Fast Across Yakima Region
Fruit outlook improves in Yakima valley with Yakimina crops ripening and shipments increasing. A. M. Cale and Charles Hood own large early plantings while Wenatchee reports apricots moving soon and cherries still shipping. Higher than expected yields and better freight returns boost market sentiment.
Hints for the Housewife Washington Omelet
A Washington era recipe advises using one teaspoon boiling milk six eggs a teacup of bread crumbs and butter. Soak crumbs in milk then mix eggs not beaten with crumbs season with pepper and salt. Fry slowly in butter until golden brown cut and serve very hot.
Yeast Starter and Potato Water Bread Method
A historic kitchen note outlines preparing a yeast starter with potato water and milk sugar and salt. Dissolve yeast in warm water with salt then mix in flour until moderately thick. Combine with potato water and risen yeast after resting overnight then bake after a second rise in a moderate oven.
Baked Tomatoes Stuffed With Macaroni
Leftover macaroni mixed with cheese white sauce used to stuff large smooth tomatoes. Tomatoes trimmed, pulp removed, pasta seasoned with salt and pepper, then filled and topped with buttered crumbs or grated cheese. Bake until browned for serve.
Spanish Chocolate Cake Recipe Steps
A vintage recipe lists mixing sugar butter milk flour eggs and soda dissolved in hot water. Heat milk and grated chocolate until dissolved then blend with sugar and egg yolk, cool, add vanilla. Layer cake with chocolate custard between and on top.
Simple Strawberry Layer Cake Recipe From San Francisco Call
Two eggs one cup sugar and butter creamed then eggs and milk beaten in. Two cups flour with baking powder sifted. Bake in layer pans. Strawberry filling uses one pint berries and one cup sugar. Top with optional meringue from one egg white and powdered sugar.
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San Francisco
Allen's Foot-Kake Promoted as Antiseptic Shoe Powder
A public notice asserts Allen's Foot-Kake provides genuine merit for Corns Bunions and tender feet. It promises over five million samps given yearly and urges readers to request free samples from A S Blusted Lekioy New York.
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Allen
Blusted
Lekioy N.Y
Stewie Cno Guides Rice Preparation Method
Fragmentary kitchen instruction describes preparing rice with rotaters and stewed tones. The text mentions tasting and serving after steaming, with references to salt and timing.
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Serya
Mrs. Marion T. Janeck Dies at 69 in North Yakima
Mrs. Marion T. Janeck age 69 died about noon Wednesday at L. P. Janeck’s home in North Yakima after years of ill health. Survived by five children including L. P. Janeck, Fred T. Janeck, Clara Deveer, Miss A. W. Richters, and Mrs. James Brattain. Funeral from 415 North Second Street at 2 p.m. Friday.
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Marion T. Janeck
L. P. Janeck
Fred T. Janeck
North Yakima
North Second Street
Janeck
James Brattain
Everett
Clara Deveer
Burlington
Wis
A. W. Richters
Missoula
Mont
Brattain
How to Build a Stack in Orchard and Farm
Building a stack requires keeping the middle full and well tramped to settle correctly. Start like an ordinary shock with flat outer bundles and a high center, then bulge four feet from the ground to slope bundles as the stack settles. Use hay or straw to protect grain, spoles on a foundation, four to five foot sticks to hold bundles, and finish with a wooden rake to tidy loose straw.
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John M. Fuller
Onions See Large Acreage Rise in 1912 Farm Report
Farm and Home notes a larger onion acreage this year than 1911 across Michigan Illinois Indiana Ohio New York and Massachusetts. Late planting and wet spring gave a bright outlook though growers did not share the full rise in prices seen by northern markets. Ohio and New York growers benefited from higher last fall field prices as consumer costs rose.
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Michigan
Illinois
Indiana
Ohio
New York
Massachuetts
Public rooms of Hamburg bourse open to all with few exceptions
The Hamburg bourse public rooms are open to all under mild rules aimed at order. Access is forbidden to women and to individuals who have been deprived of civil rights.
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Hamburg
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Portlanders
Utilities Commission
A. M. Cale
Charles Hood
Hood
Wenatchee
James Edmiston
Walla Walla
Roni
MT. Janeck
Fletcher
Oliver Typewriter
John S. Wert
Herald Building
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