Government rejects Sunnyside offer in irrigation dispute
Washington Irrigation Company publicizes terms of its Sunnyside ditch offer to the government. Officials say the project may require purchase of the company’s property, but the government will not pay for the privilege or accept the proposal. Local Yakima valley officials urge understanding of the stance.
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Washington Dispatch
Post-Intelligencer
Washington Irrigation Company
Reclamation Service
Interior Department
Washington Company
Yakima Valley
Preparing for Camp Militiamen to Train at American Lake
Militiamen begin a summer encampment at American Lake July 10 to 19 1905. Officers noncommissioned staff sergeants expert riflemen and four extra enlisted men per company will attend chosen by company commanders. Cooks with prior camp experience may be selected. Train times and arrival procedures to be advised by Brigadier General Crain.
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American Lake
Ai Oicers
James A. Crain
Spokane Interstate Fair Promises A Big Fall Event
The Spokane Interstate Fair is assured for October 9 to 15 with sufficient funds raised. Directors expect a superior fair with many attractions from Portland and prize livestock from the Lewis and Clark Exposition to travel to Spokane as the livestock show closes.
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Spokane
Spokane Interstate Fair Race Program 1905 Schedule
Spokane Interstate Fair runs October 9 to 15 1905 featuring pacing trotting and running events. Highlights include Interstate Relay Race totals and a Spokane Derby with a $1000 purse plus several 200 to 250 payout races across the week. Entries closed August 15 with a harness and driving program on the final day.
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Spokane
Washington State
Seeersee
CO Ative
Inland Empire Handicap
Tarness
Hyomei claim promises cure for catarrh with warm weather
An advertisement extols Hyomei as the only direct air treatment to kill catarrh germs and ease head and throat irritation. It touts a $1 complete outfit and a money back guarantee via Fred A. Janeck, urging use in June or July for faster relief and warns against stomach drugs.
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Fred A. Janeck
Attendance at Lewis and Clark Exposition Sets Record
Portland July 29 The Lewis and Clark Exposition shows unprecedented early attendance with about 1.8 million within 500 miles and 310 795 admissions in the first twenty-two days. Director Wakefield reports daily paid admissions averaging 7 309 and predicts continued growth through October 15.
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Portland
United States
John A. Wakefield
Chicago
Omaha
Wakefield
Explorer's Son at Fair and Irrigation Lectures Highlight Expo
W R Shannon of Fowler California visits the Lewis and Clark Exposition, heir to George Shannon the young boy of the expedition, sharing tales and excitement. The fair features a large irrigation exhibit with government projects and lectures by Edmund T Perkins. Attendance on June 24 G A R Day reaches 15673 with about 38000 veterans present. A coupon plan offers 50 cent admission plus 25 cents of shows on the Trail. Saturday July 1 Tacoma Day brings a big booster delegation as Tacoma promotes the slogan Watch Tacoma Grow.
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W. R. Shannon
Fowler
Cal
George Shannon
Shannon
Missouri
St. Louis
Columbia
Portland
Edmund T. Perkins
Tacoma
Lewis and Clark Exposition Fourth Celebrations Planned
The commercial bodies of the city join exposition management to stage a grand Fourth of July celebration. An evening program features elaborate pyrotechnics on Guilds' lake with Mr Hood illuminated by extensive redfire.
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Mr. Hood
Yakima Valley Nursery Offers Fresh Fruit Trees
A notice from Yakima Valley Nursery run by W. D. Ingalls invites former customers and the public to inspect a finer lot of fruit trees grown at the nursery. The ad boasts successful stock, guarantees quality, and encourages buyers to discuss prices. The nursery location is 3 miles west of town.
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Yakima Valley
Yakima Bindery Ad Details Bind ing Supplies
Yakima Bindery advertises bind ing ruling and loose leaf devices at 14 12 Yakima Avenue near Cary's Grocery Store. It lists 20 yards of fine ginghams for $1 and mentions Coffin Bros as the sources.
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Yakima
Yakima Avenue
Cary’s Grocery Store
Coffin Bros
First National Bank of North Yakima Granted Extension
The First National Bank of North Yakima in North Yakima Washington is authorized to have succession until June 30 1925 under the Act of Congress for extending corporate existence. The certification is signed by Thomas P Kane Deputy and Acting Comptroller of the Currency with official seal.
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Treasury Department
Washington, D. C
First National Bank of
North Yakima
Yakima
State of Washington
Congress
Thomas P. Kane
T. P. Kane
Fruit Growers Ad Offer Crates and Boxes at Reasonable Prices
A Herald notice invites fruit growers to buy Berry Crates and Fruit Boxes, plus green-related parts meeting state law requirements. J. M. Brown, Secretary of the Horticultural Union, signs the ad.
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J. M. Brown
Horticultural Union
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