Nelson Attacks Alaska Conservation Policy In Senate
Senator Nelson chair of the Ballinger Pinchot and public lands committees denounces Alaska withdrawals as excessive and calls for balanced access to resources. He condemns fuel shortages and condemns conservation “run riot” while noting timber magnate Weyerhaeuser’s land holdings and evolving conservation stance.
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Washington, D. C
Alaska
Nelson
Minnesota
Dlisa
Senier Smoot
Ballinger-Pinchot
Public Lands Committee
Senate
Congress
M Ark
Wyoming
Wyoming Senate
Clark
Tie
Garfield
Roosevelt
Australia
China
Horn
Nelson Ws
Newlands
Weyerhaeuser
Herod
Tieton Project Stands as Modern Concrete Masterpiece
The article lauds the Tieton irrigation project built by United States Reclamation Engineers, describing its reservoirs, tunnels, and concrete forms. It highlights flawless main canal integrity, extensive tunneling totaling over 11,000 feet, and the project as a enduring government achievement likened to Roman works. The piece notes crew efforts, progress from 1906 to completion, and water distribution across 11,000 acres with strong future prospects.
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Yakima Valley
Dover
W. Stade
Tieton
Tieton Canyon
Unit No
Cowlohe Canyon
Painted Rocks
Miv. Uringanme
B. F. Kiayze
Walter
Nuehes River
North Fork
Cowiche Creer
Onslinga
Jalcons
Gevind
D. HH. Traptigen
Seattle
Fleepee Cooke & Sons
Spokane
Reclamation Service
Charles Crownover
Chary
Forest Reserve
Naches
Tieton Canal
Theodore Weisberger
Weisberger
Able Engineering Corps
Jacobs
H. Swigart
State of Washington
J. S. Conway
Rss
Meton
Noor
Freeman Aims for Near Unanimous Senate Victory
Leigh Richmond Freeman campaigned in Tacoma pledging to win the United States Senate race with broad support. He boasted of political tact, recalled party history, and asserted his lead over rivals after ten months in the race. A Tacoma News item notes his populist ties and reform stance as he touts his electability. Electric Bitters advertised as a women’s health aid appear in the same column.
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Leigh Richmond Freeman
Tacoma
United States Senate
Freeman
United States
Ellensburg
Legislatire
Stetlaet
Rogers
John R. Rogers
Party of Progress and Prosperity
Washington
Foeeeman
Tacoma News
Board approves next year teachers and salaries list
North Yakima school board virtually adopted the teachers list and salaries for next year after debate. Some directors argued the schedule binds current board while others maintained it reflects expected raises. figures show overall funding slightly lower with fewer positions.
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North Yakima
W. W. Robertson
Messrs. Knerr
Fechter
Adams
Little seeks fast action to secure Johnson manager post
George Little says he lent Jack Johnson 15000 and 10000 forfeited funds and will sue for his position as Johnson's manager after meeting with his attorney. The article notes a grandstand permit approval in Central Park for the Johnson Jeffries fight arena and hints Billy Nolan may assume Johnson's management soon.
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San Francisco
Cal
George Little
Jack Johnson
Little
Johnson
Board of Supervisors
Central Park
Jeffries- Johnson
Billy Nolan
Nolan
Apple Growers to Pass on Ratings for Third National Show
Growers in the United States and Canada will be asked by the National Apple Show board to give views on variety ratings entering and judging at Spokane November 14 to 19 when 25000 in prizes will be distributed. The changes proposed affect McIntosh Red Wealthy and Arkansas variants and address score cards and pledges of honesty by exhibitors.
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Spokane
Wash
United States
Canada
Board of Trustees
Ben H. Rice
National
Apple Show, Inc
American Pomological Socie
Arkansas
Bald Win
Ben Davis
Cox Orange
Delicious
Gravenstein
rTrignes Golden
Jonathan
McIntosh
Northern Spy
Rhode Island Greening
Rome Beauty
Spitzenburg
Stayman Winesoon
King of Tompkins County
Winesap
Woman implicates many in frauds in confession
Mrs. Maude Johnson, jailed for defrauding the Northern Pacific Rail road of 1250 dollars by fake injuries on the Yuecolt train, says in a confession that most accidents yielded fake claims. She alleges a nationwide clique of claim agents and doctors coordinating fake accidents and names Springfield headquarters guiding where to strike. Southern Pacific is cited as a current target. DA plans further prosecutions if her account holds.
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Vancouver
Wash
Maude Johnson
Northern Pacific Railroad Company
Springfield
Southern Pacific
East
Foley's Honey and Tar Promoted For Summer Colds
An advice note warns that a summer cold can develop into bronchitis or pneumonia if neglected. It recommends Foley's Honey and Tar to loosen coughs and heal irritated passages, stressing the genuine yellow package with no opiates or substitutes sold by North Yakima Drug Store.
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Foley
North Yakime
Mabton Man Makes Heavy Land Deal
Dr. C. B. Alexander of Mabton bought 410 acres bordering Mabton and 300 town lots from Fred Phillips of Baker City Oregon for 46000. The purchase is described as the heaviest deal in Mabton and signals large real estate activity. Alexander moved to Mabton five years ago, built a drug store, and now holds substantial local business interests and bank stock.
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C. B. Alexander
Mabton
Fred Phillips
Baker City
Ore
Alexander
Yakima
Macbton
Emall
Land restored to homestead entry near Mauston and Teanaway
Washington officials announce a May proclamation restoring about 160 acres in Rainier National Forest to entry. The tract lies near Mauston and Teanaway with views of Mount Adams, includes a central block for a park, and surrounds a growing area with rail land excluded from the forest reserve.
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Rainier National Forest
Mauston
Teanaway
Washington
Land Office
Taft
Forest Reserve
Yakima
Township
Mountain View addition to Toppenish platted near rail line
The Gilbert Richey Company plans a new Mountain View addition to Toppenish adding about 175 acres to the platted area. It sits adjacent to the city business district along the Northern Pacific railroad right of way. Engineer J Greenway has provided for 15 foot warehouses along the railroad as part of the project.
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Toppenish
Gilbert-Richey Company
Northern Pacific Railroad
J. ©. Greenway
Mountain View
Bridge Across Columbia River Approved for Ellensburg Route
The Northern Pacific railway won War Department permission to build a Columbia River bridge between Grant and Kittitas counties near Johnson bar nine miles above Beverly. Construction to start at low water this fall with piers rising above high water by spring. The bridge will serve the Ellensburg Ritzville cut off and reduce freight costs.
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Ellensburg
Northern Pacific Railway
War Department
Columbia River
Grant
Kittitas Counties
Columbia
Johnsom Bar
Beverly
Elensburg-Ritzville
Hollister's Rocks Mountain Tea Praised as Health Booster
A health claim touts Hollister's Rocks Mountain Tea as an appetite builder and life enhancer. Offered in tea or tablets at 84 cents, with endorsement by H. Fry and wide public appeal.
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Miuker
Hollister
Rocks Mountain
H. Fry
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