Appearance of Hew Bird Attracts Attention In Yakima
Reports describe a striking newcomer to North Yakima described as red breasted sap sucker or crimson headed tanager. The bird feeds on tree sap and insects, sparking debate among locals about its identity and impact on orchards while noting historical ties to Lewis and Clark.
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North Yakima
Louisiana
Yakima County
Dawson
Lewis & Clark
Cowiche
Naches
Clark
Big New Territory
Pacific Northwest
Prof
Washington
Bowles
Sap-sucker in orchardist thoughts on beauty and cider
A bird man and poet weigh the lure of young fruit trees and the sap of cider, musing on beauty versus pedigree and the odd memory of a single day’s sentence. The orchardist argues for a strong case before condemning sap-suckers.
Tables are Turned Indian Swami to Build Hindoo Temple
Swami Baba Premanamber Bharati arrives in New York en route to Los Angeles to oversee a Hindu temple project funded entirely by Indian contributions. The temple aims to teach India's real religion and is projected to cost 100000 dollars, with 5000000 ascetics in India inspiring support. The Swami presents as a large man with long hair, a khaki robe, gold and red turban, and American shoes.
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New York
Baba Premanamber Bharati
America
Los Angeles
India
Swami
Dear Old Mother Ennobles Love Through Devotion
A tribute recalling a mother as aged and frail yet enduring, whose unwavering care spans a lifetime. The piece emphasizes a child’s gratitude, the mother’s sacrificial affection, and the enduring moral call to honor and cherish her in old age. It reflects the Kansas City Star’s reverent tone.
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Earth
The
Kansas City Star
Betty’s Practical Reply to a Fial Love Appeal
Betty, worldly enough to be sensible, responds to a lover’s proposal with a practical test. She questions if his vow would endure if she rejects him, then asks whether the same promise holds if she accepts. The exchange reflects common sense over sentimental passion in a Philadelphia Times style vignette.
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Betty
Women urged to track food news for better health standards
Tacoma speaker Mrs. O G Ellis urged women to follow food news and federal decisions on purity, citing the Blue Label catsup ruling and benzoate limits. She warned of misleading labels, hidden preservatives, and coal tar vanilla impersonations, hoping a future public health bureau.
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O. G. Ellis
Tacoma
Supreme Court
Ellis
Department of Agriculture
Harvey Wiley
Syrup of Figs and Senna Promoted as Gentle Laxative
Promotes a laxative remedy for headaches colds indigestion and stomach fussing using a desert spoonful of Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna. Claims it is the best laxative, gentle and natural without harming the system, and stresses buying the genuine product from Colikeenia Fig Syrup Co with the company name on the front of every package.
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Colikeenia Fig Syrup Co
Proposal for a general health board potential food regulation catalyst
The speaker advocates a national health board with broad powers to investigate regulate and order changes to streamline food regulation. Such a board would supervise national health policies and address food safety and regulation more efficiently.
Three Charged 16 000 Civil War Skirmish Near Floyd Court House
A late Civil War clash near Floyd Court House Virginia on May 22 pits three discharged Confederate avengers led by Bordunix against Union troops. The three attackers are mowed down after firing volleys into Federal lines, with 500 muskets answering from concealed graves.
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Floyd Court House
Geo. Stoneman
Virginia
Lee
Floyd County
Washington, DD
Stoneman
Little Hand
David
Bordunix
Fedral
Pittsburg
I Keep Them Dear to Sleep Beneath the Sand
Poem by Dick Fargo from the June Pacific Monthly reflecting on graves at sea and the duty to keep fallen loved ones in memory until returned to God. An ad for Chamberlain's Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy follows, urging families to keep it at home and noting its low cost and availability through dealers.
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Dick Fargo
Pacific Monthly
Chamberlain
Health bulletin desires for child care guidance from city officer
The city health committee notes mothers request weekly bulletins from the health officer with tips on child care hot weather sterilized milk and disease precautions. Merchants support better displays to protect food from flies and dust hoping habit shifts shoppers to glass cases. A formal petition by clubs may seek official enlightenment from I Tetreau.
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Chicago
I Tetreau
Fragmentary Prose Reflects On Troubled Journeys
A fragmentary voice recalls worry over small troubles and stubborn holes in life. The speaker notes some people head toward the devil when they lack direction, urging resilience and careful action to mend paths and steer through hardship.
Final Account and Discharge Hearing in Estate
In Yakima County Washington the administrators Frank F. Sinclair and Alfred Hysin ehuir petition for final account distribution of Alexander R. Sinclair estate and their discharge as administrators. A hearing is set for June 11 1901 at 1 30 p m at the North Yakima courthouse with notice by publication for four weeks and posting in three public places.
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Superior Court
State of Washington
Yakima County
Alexander R. Sinclair
Frank F. Sinclair
Alfred Hysinehuir
North
Yakima
Yakina
Shire of
Washington
Yakima Herveld
Yakima Evouute
Sun Das
EK. B. Priebliec
Notice of Private Sale of Nellie Burrell Estate Real Property
Executrix of Nellie Burrell's estate in Yakima County Washington seeks private cash sale per 1911 superior court order. Property described as Lot Nine (9) and Ten (10) in Block Fifteen (15) in Terment and Miles Western Addition to North Yakima, per plat on file with the Yakima County Auditor. Sale conducted under court authorization with timing set at sale.
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Washington
Nellie Burrell
Superior Court
Yakima County
Sid
State of Washington
Louis Gine
Terment
Miles Wijdern
Desert Claimant Laura Mickinger Seeks Final Proof
Laura Mickinger of North Yakima Washington files notice of intention to make final desert proof to establish a claim to her land described as part of section 32 township 11 north range 21 east Willamette meridian before the U S Land Office at North Yakima Washington on July 6 1944. Witnesses named include Harry Swanson Win Stewart John Bacon and Charles A Day all of North Yakima Washington. Register Harry Y Saint reports dates May 31 to July 28 1944.
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Department of the Interior
U.S. Land Office
North Yakima
Washington
Laura Mickinger
Willamette Meridian
U. S, Land Office
Harry Swanson
Win T. Stewart
John Ke, Bacon
Charles A. Day
Hatiry Y. Saint Register
Final Account Hearing for Yakima Estate Administrator
Notice of hearing in Yakima County Superior Court on June 29 at 2:30 PM for the final account and report of pred Steininger as administrator with will annexed of the estate of M A Nye deceased. Petition for distribution of property and discharge of administrator. Copy certified May 31 by County Clerk A W Barr. Publication and posting required in Yakima County newspapers.
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A. W. Barr
Yakima
State of Washington
Superior Court
Alexander Inelair
North Yakima
Yakima County
M. A. Nye
Yakima Couitiv
State
Washington
Yakinet Ierald
Ek. BR. Preble
Mc Nye
Dee
North
A W. Barr
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