Absurd Japan Assumption About U S Navy Is Rejected
The Oregonian rebuts a Japanese claim that American crews lack patriotism or training. It argues the United States would swiftly prove its naval strength and resolve in any conflict, stressing bold history from the Bonhomme Richard to the Oregon and warning Japan against overestimating its fleet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
United States
Sakamoto
Spain
Togo
Evans
Little Brown
Oregonian
Bonhomme Richard
Oregon
Pacific
Unskillful Officers and Patriots Behind the Guns
A historical reflection notes that American commanders do not seek death after defeat. Instead they renew the fight, keeping their ship in line and faces toward the foe. The text asserts such resolve as a national historical fact evident across many records.
Limiting Licenses in Yakima County
Yakima County commissioners are carefully reviewing liquor license applications in unincorporated towns and restricting grants. They refuse consent where public opinion opposes or is evenly split, aiming for the greater welfare and public sentiment. The Spokesman-Review notes the commissioners show stamina to resist liquor interests and avoid bias.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yakima County
Spokesman-Review
Good Road S Creditable Work in Fruitvale
Road Supervisor Josh Lancaster completed a notable stretch in Fruitvale from Leamingsburg store to Fruitvale school. Residents aided by installing new siphons replacing culverts, removing over twenty culverts to reduce water leaks and mud. The county benefits from this improvement and optimism grows for similar work elsewhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fruitvale
Josh Lancaster
Leamingsburg
Lancaster
North Coast Railroad Rivalry Spurs Route Advances
Robert E. Strahorn, president of North Coast Railroad, defends the project as the Canadian Pacific story resurfaces. He cites lengthy route studies, secured rights of way from Spokane to North Yakima, and planned branches from Ritzville to Davenport while noting delays from litigation and rapid construction near the Yakima Valley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert E. Strahorn
North Coast Railroad Company
North Coast
Canadian Pacific Rail
Canadian Pacific
Cheney
Cascades
Spokane
Yakima
Columbia River
Yakima Valley
Big Bend
Wheat Country
Ritzville
Harrington
Davenport
Walla Walla
Spokane-Walla Walla
Walla Walla-Puget Sound
Spokane and
Palouse
Hangman Creek
Tekoa
Portland
Puget Sound
Hill Lines
Seattle
O. R
Northwest railway lines tie CP, North Coast routes
Discussion notes the North Coast and Canadian Pacific likely alliance on a Spokane Portland line. Aimed at linking CP with Portland Seattle and Tacoma, the plan would create strong feeder networks in eastern and central Washington for a broader Northwestern road system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. Portland
North Coast
Mabton Bank Leader Comments on Nicolai Disappearance
S. J. Harrison of Mabton, president of the Mabton bank and Sunnyside country figure, discusses the Nicolai disappearance noting it remains a mystery and theories abound. He hopes undercover agents will soon provide a solution to ease family and friends. Mrs. J. H. Steward returns to Lewiston Idaho after visiting her parents, accompanied by sister Agnes who stays in Lewiston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. J. Harrison
Mabton Bank
Sunnyside
Nicolai
Secret Service
J. H. Steward
Lewiston
Idaho
W. J. Lemon
Agnes
Yakima Apples Sailed to Australia for First Time
It is probable about 22 000 boxes of Yakima apples will be shipped to Sydney this season. P Duffy of Sydney negotiates with local commission men to buy small varieties. Transport costs on 4 and 5 tier varieties are cheaper than on larger ones. This marks the first Yakima fruit shipped to Australia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Australia
P. Duffy
Revenue Agent Checks Stamps At City Liquor Dealers
Special agent Douglas Monday inspected liquor quarters citywide for unstamped goods under the new stamps. Only one offense found due to a recent receipt of stamps by the owner. Penalty for noncompliance is fifty dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Revenue
Douglas Monday
Old Fashion Picnic At Fair Grounds In Iowa Valley
The Iowa society of the city invites all Iowans in the valley to an old fashion picnic at the fair grounds on Wednesday July 31. Attendees should bring dinner baskets and enjoy a day of pleasure and reminiscence. Transportation will be provided for those without a conveyance, to be announced later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa Society
Fair Grounds
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Yakima Herald
Herald Publishing Company
Eo. N. Tuesley
Tered
Northakima
Wash
Seeesee
Official Paper
Yakim‘s County
Spervisor Lancaster Furnishes
North Yakima
Pioneer Drug Store
T. R. Fisher Harness and Saddlery
So. Second St
Miller
Mrs. Fawcett
Moran & Siegel
Butchers
E. Yakima Ave
H. M Helliesen Lumber
A. A. Bowman
Second St
M. F. Brooks
Old Tickner Studio
Cahalan & CO. Dry Goods
Cannon-Allen CO
W. B. Dudley
Shoes
A. B. Pearson
J. M. Curry Merchant Tailor
Yakima Ave
Coffin Bros. Furniture
W. C. Bradbury Books and Stationery
W. H. Patterson & CO. Cigars and Tobacco
East
C. P
Tinues
Schott
L. Adler, Bros. & CO
Rochester, N. Y
Globe and Lewis
Adler Bros
Harrison
Apples
Douglas
Herald
Peter Bach
Bay Stud
H. B. Spencer
Pleasant Ave
Capitol Hill
Loane
Netherlands
American M Company
Dameyer
Alaska Bldg
Ward
John Edwards
H. B. Nicolai
Sound
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