Washington Reclamation Debate Delays Carey Selections
A joint Yakima basin committee urges the Interior Secretary to withhold approval of Washington state land selections pending Reclamation Service investigations. If a Yakima basin project is advised, state selections should be approved only to aid entry of the service. The committee seeks information to guide the state's administration for the public interest.
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Reclamation‘ ‘Service
State Land Department
State of Washington
Yaki
Ma Valley
Yakima
Yakima Basin
Secretary the Interior
Reclamation Service
Secretary of the Interior
Proclamation Service
Basin
Land conference backs Yakima reclamation plan
Governors Mead and Ross with Yakima Valley committees from North Yakima Sunnyside Ellensburg Prosser Mabton adopted resolutions. Ross backed the plan, signaling state support for Carey act land selections and reclamation work, with a cross club committee established to oversee resolutions.
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Mead
Ross
North Yakima
Sunnyside
Ellensburg
Prosser
Mabton
Department of the Interior
Yakima Valley
Congressman Jones
Yakima Commercial Club
Walter J. Reed
O. A. Fechter
Ira P. Englehart
Alex Miller
W. W. Robertson
George Donald
A. B. Weed
A. E. Larson
A. W. Coffin
Frank Korsley
W. L. Leonard
Kauffman
Fechter
Yakima
Benson
Bridgman
Mr. Ross
North Yakima Real Estate Gains Highlight Sold Lot
Three years after buying four North Natchez avenue lots at 250 each, M Schorn sold one to Dr Helton from Salt Lake City for 1100. The seller earns 100 on the deal and retains three parcels, illustrating rising property values and investment potential in North Yakima.
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M. Schorn
Natchez Avenue
Yakima
Mrs Krutz Family Returns From Sound Trip
Mrs I M Krutz and her son Clifford returned home from the Sound last Friday with Miss Marjorie Krutz who has been in Seattle under an eye specialist. Her condition caused worry but treatment has begun to ease anxiety and with proper care the eye trouble should soon be fully overcome.
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I. M. Krutz
Clifford
the Sound
Marjorie Krutz
Seattle
Beaten by Thugs Hold Up in Selah on Front Street
Carl Ingler, a ranch worker for Pleas Bounds in Selah, was robbed and assaulted on Front Street near the Chinese laundry about 11 pm. He suffered head injuries but is not in danger. Suspects were jailed, the gun recovered behind Fletcher's saloon, and police pursued leads as hearings are pending.
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Carl Ingler
Pleas Bounds
Selah
Front Street
Dr. Tetran
Ingler
Kahoe
Frost
Fletcher
Burns
Pal
North Yakima
Hanford
Electric Road Franchise Moves Forward in Yakima
J H Rose says council will grant a fair franchise and the company plans to start work soon with chief engineer E C Hawkins arriving to direct a NW team. Local supporters expect rapid construction while some oppose the private deal. Inland Commercial names B F Kumler trustee to settle the firm’s affairs after creditors act.
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J. H. Rose
the Herald
Yakima
E. C. Hawkins
Northwest
Seattle
Loga
South Eighth Street
Iowa
Dunn
Sawyer
Parker Bottom
Rose
N G W Members Leave for State Encampment at American Lake
Members of Company E N G W depart Saturday evening for a ten day encampment at American Lake near Tacoma. The group includes officers assigned as instructors in tactics and rifle practice with marksmen from Company B as mentors. The state team will contest with Duke of Connaught sharpshooters at Vancouver and Oregon guard shooters, with winners advancing to a national shoot in Seagirt New Jersey. Names of those leaving and officers appointed are listed.
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Company Fe
American Lake
Tacoma
United States
Duke of Connaught
Vancouver
Oregon
New Jersey
Seagirt
W. R. Rowe
C. J. Iverson
Oren Huxtable
P. R. Richardson
M. F. Thornton
D. C. Dulin
H. R. Humphrey
A. C. Pierce
L. Bolles
CC. T. Dulin
F. T. Liggett
John Curry
W. F. Tuesley
Drain
John M. Curry
Curry
J. Howard Wright
Wright
Second Infantry
Ora D. Huxtable
Huxtable
Yakima Tigers Secure Second Place After Sunday Win
The Yakima Tigers move to second in the standings following a pennant clinching victory on Sunday. Key contributions come from the team's lineup as they push toward the final stretch.
Hardware Prices Draw Commendation For Cheap Purchases
The article notes praise for low hardware prices and urges buyers to purchase cheaply. It mentions widespread approval of the approach and encourages readers to act on the offer.
Yakima Tigers Hold Even With Prosser Visitors
Richards pitched well for Yakima as Henry’s team matched them in a scoreless sixth inning. Umpire Ed Merwin officiated. Henry fanned six and Richards seven. Manager I B Turnell runs a fair program with strong support to keep attendance high. over $300 distributed to players and about $100 in treasury remains. The Tigers promise to raise the pennant at season’s end.
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Richards
Henry
Ed Merwin
Prosser
Yakima
I. B. Turnell
Tigers
Yakima Grandstand
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Studebaker
Studbbaker
First National Bank North
W. M. Ladd
W. L. Steinweg
United 47Th Depositary
Chas. Carpenter
A. B. Cline
First National Bank
F. J. Tickner
Antlers Hotel
Prank L. Crampton
Prop. Cor. Union
4Th Ave
New P. I. Elk
New Post Office
Interior Department
Carey
Inland Commercial Company
B. F. Kumler
Peck
Company E
Yakima Tigers
Prosser Eh
D. R. Barton
Ironbrew
The
Bridge Beach Manufacturing Company
Wyman & Fraser
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