Hop Growers Brace for Flat Market as U S Output Surges
Washington hop growers face a bleak season with an estimated 50 000 bales produced nationwide. Puget Sound and Yakima Valley regions split the crop as prices plummet due to over production. Trade figures show U S output rising from 20 000 bales in 1902 to 258 000 by 1904, straining profits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Puget Sound
King, Pierce
Lewis
Yakima Valley
Tacoma
United States
England
Isaac Pincus
Hops Production Comments and Cushman Praises for Jones
The report tracks hop production from early 1900s figures to 350000 bales this season and notes price declines due to overproduction. It also records Congressman Cushman praising Wesley L. Jones, calling him a fit Senate choice, and contrasting Jones with Ankeny.
The Charming Woman and Electric Bitters Promise Beauty
The ad argues charm comes from neat eyes clear skin and sprightly health not perfection. It claims Electric Bitters restore weakness give strong nerves brighten eyes smooth skin and a beautiful complexion, guaranteed at C. C. Case's drugstore for 50 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Case's
Breakfast items and a Rocky Mountain Tea from C C Case
A speaker prefers certain breakfast foods available in a local scene. They reject gifts of some items but express interest in Rocky Mountain Tea. The product is advertised as sold at C C Case's Drug Store, suggesting a historical retail point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Case
Jacobs Defends Tieton Camps Sanitation and Deputy Health Officer
North Yakima July 21 1907 engineer Joseph Jacobs of the reclamation service responds to Yakima Herald coverage asserting strict sanitation in Tieton camps. He says waste is dumped only in vaults or fed to hogs and bunk houses are cleaned daily with professional oversight. He explains deputy health officer appointment was requested by reclamation and funded by the service to stop improper river dumping by ranchers and campers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Engineer Jacobs
Reclamation Service
Sunday Herald
Jacob Kauffman
North
Yakima
Tieton
Jacobs
North Yakima
Yakima Herald
Wash
The
Herald
Tieton Canyon
Kauffman
Advertised Letters at North Yakima Post Office
List of unclaimed letters dated July 20 1907 includes Allen Clarence Allen C C Anderson L R Arnot M H Balsinger Mrs Dr John Baldwin H Barnes Mrs Rose Bartley J B Bishop Alma Blank Geo Brewster Mrs R A Brown Mrs Pearl Bunce Mrs Mary Burgess Rev Hubert I Burns Mrs Geo Cardwell Mrs C F Cardwell J T Carlson Victor Carr H M Carter Gertrude Chandler W E Christian H W Churchill Bert Clemans Martha Conrad Mrs Anna Costello Joe Cross Jess Dale James C Dalen F M Dexter May Dorman Harry C Duffy Quigley with others not named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Yakima
Wash
Allen
Clarence Allen
C. C. Anderson
L. R. Arnot
M. H. Balsinger
John Baldwin
H.barnes
Rose Bartley
J. B. Bishop
Alma Blank
Geo. Brewster
R. A. Brown
Pearl Bunce
Mary Burgess
Hubert I. Burns
Geo. Card
Local Names List Appears in Page Segment
An OCR fragment lists many individuals in a line of names including Dunbar C. Dunbar Fred H. Dunn R. L. Dunn William Emery T. H. Evans Mrs. Wm. Ferguson G. B. Ferrell Mrs. Claud Flint Mr. and Mrs. Ford Fuller Florence M. Gaines Mrs. B. G. Garrett M. B. Gharet Gladys Goldfinch Mrs. W. B. Halbquichs Harry Hill Mrs. Nancy Hogebeam Eather Hubbard C. BE Ingle Eva Johnson Brtha Johnson Chas. A. Johnson C. E. Johnson John Kimbary Mrs. Anna Kniffle August Lane G. A. Lautaret Paul Lisle Frank Losswald Oscar Lutes S. O. Mack Robert McKee Mrs. Mary Madison Lumber Co Martin Fred Mercer R. K. Michaels Hy Miller Artine Miles Mrs. Elma Morrison Grace Newkirk Perry Newman Miss Louse
Quarantined on Honeymoon Delays Camp Trip
Frank Keuhn and wife Jessie Patton, married Saturday, began a quarantined honeymoon at the bride's parents home on South Fourth street. Keuhn, with sore throat, is suspected of diphtheria. Miss Patton had left the sanatorium the day before the wedding. Also traveling with them were Miss Helen Wright L D S Patton and Keuhn's brother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Keuhn
Jessie Patton
South Fourth Street
Keuhn
Hines Promoted From Sunnyside Yard to North Yakima
W T Hines has been promoted from Cascade Lumber yard manager in Sunnyside to a similar post in North Yakima with a higher salary. He will depart next Tuesday after deciding to accept the offer. Mrs Hines and Mr Hines leave many friends here wishing them well. Mounsey of Richland will temporarily fill the Sunnyside post until a new manager is secured from the east.
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Hines
W. T. Hines
Cascade Lumber Company
North Yakima
M. Hines
Sunnyside
Mounsey
Richland
Washington
Sunnyside Sun
Trade in Trees Good and Big Fall Delivery Expected
A. W. McDonald of the Washington Nursery company visited the city Monday and reported a strong tree business this season. He cites Fruit Inspector Brown's conservative 1907 valley planting estimate of one and a half million trees as forthcoming deliveries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. McDonald
Washington Nursery Company
McDonald
Brown
Better Impression Is Cut
Editor Herald notes waste on roads in the school section grading and gravelling. Weeds growing mid road spoil appearance and deter homeseekers. calls on county commissioners to order weed cutting and burning before seeding. School Section, July 22.
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Herald
Foley's Honey and Tar Praised for Cough and Lung Relief
J N Patterson of Nashua Iowa reports a severe cold on the lungs improved after using Foley's Honey and Tar. He tried many medicines and two doctors without benefit before one friend recommended Foley's and two thirds of a bottle cured him. Sloan's Drug Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
J. N. Patterson
Nashua
Iowa
Sloan's Drug Store
State Board of Health Arrives to Review Placarding Rules
The state board of health arrives in the city to begin a meeting at Dr. Philip Frank’s offices. They will discuss doing away with placarding for typhoid fever and measles if proper disinfection is done, appoint six Yakima county sub registrars, and review vital statistic laws and other rule changes.
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State Board of Health
City
Philip Frank
John M. Semple
Spokane
Elmer E. Hey
Seattle
Wilson Johnson
Colfax
James R. Yocom
Tacoma
S. B. Nelson
Pullman
W. J. Roberts
A. M
Rose E. Bebb
Nelson
Frank
Yakima County
Outlook
Zillah
Mabton
Naches
Venus
Tampico
Board of County Commissioners
Wreck of a Woman at Medical Lake Described with Compassion
The Oregonian recounts the life of Mrs. McConnaughy formerly of Seattle and wife of Lt. Hetherington USN. Her decline due to morphine and alcohol ends in an asylum admission at Medical Lake Washington. The piece laments her squandered potential and calls for charity rather than harsh judgment.
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Medical Lake
The
Oregonian
Aslyum
Wash
McConnaughy
Seattle
Hetherington
Whittier
Endorsement Push for Wesley L. Jones Senate Bid
The Mt. Vernon Argus notes broad state press support for Congressman Wesley L. Jones in his United States Senate candidacy. It emphasizes his public service over wealth and calls for honest voters to endorse him as credible representation in the upper house.
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Cushman
Wesley L. Jones
Congress
Jones
State of
Washington
Senator Ankeny
Senate
Ankeny
United States Senate
United States
House
Mt. Vernon Argus
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Pifous
Stanatanashe
C.O.D
Express
SAD “Cycle Company
Dept “Jl
Chicago, Ill
Joseph Jacobs
Dist Eng
Castor
New
Bears
Castoria
Centaur
Ompany
Yore City
Cago
F. A. Pattie
Winchester
Tennessee
W. Ingalls
Joaatie
Southern Nisery Company
Pacific Coast
Nuvrymen
Conoe
Salem
John Gourley
Gourley
Ireland
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