Tieton canal work seen as future life for valley
The Yakima valley awaits the Tieton canal completion to reclaim 40000 acres of arid land. Project chief engineerings wind through Tieton canyon with concrete intake, tunnels, and open work lined with new forms. Camp operations, health facilities, and power plants support workers amid orderly sites. The canal is expected to finish section one early September and transform local agriculture and population.
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Yakima Valley
Uncle Sam
Cowiche
Naches-Cowiche
Tieton
Camp No. 1
Goocanal
No. 1
Wells
Yakima
City to Review Northwest Light & Water Property Value
Mayor Armbruster asks City Engineer Doolittle to appraise Northwest Light and Water property amid rival views on its price. A push for a new water system grows as mains aged 17 years leak and recent excavations reveal poor condition. The plan contemplates water from the Naches river and a nearby reservoir, with a possible Rosewell purchase for emergency supply.
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Armbruster
Doolittle
Northwest Light & Water Company
Professor Roberts
Herald Force
Naches
Water Committee
Roberts
Colds weaken the constitution and risk consumption
Foley's Honey and Tar cures persistent coughs that resist other treatments. Do not experiment with untried remedies or delay may allow a cold to settle on the lungs. North Yakima Drug Store, A. D. Sloan, Prop.
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Foley
North Yakima
Opening Days Augur Big Success At Alaska Exposition
Seattle reports high crowds for the Alaska-Yukon-Pacific Exposition as nightly illumination dazzles the Pacific coast. Daily programs include government biographs, Life Saving exhibitions, aerial navigation demos, Inland Empire week starting the 21st, Educational convention on the 14th, nursery men on the same day, and events for the National Editorial and Amateur Press associations, with strong Orient and South Pacific travel indicating a record summer.
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Seattle
Pacific Coast
Life Saving Department
Inland Empire
Feducational
Pacific Coast Association of Nurserymen
National Editorial Association
Amateur Press Association
Widow Kills PEEPING TOM in Kansas Town
Mrs Myr tle Brewer a widow and daughter of wealthy Little River residents is jailed after confessing to shooting Frederick Ann a bridge carpenter. The body was found in her yard with a heart shot, fired from a window. She offered no explanation beyond self defense.
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Lyons, Kas
Myrtle Brewer
Little River
Kas
Frederick Ann
Strawberry Preserves and Porch Gardening Tips from Woman's Realm
Instructions on canning strawberries and making a strawberry pudding, plus methods for canning berries without cooking. Advice covers omelets with berries, whipping cream, and mayonnaise tips. A long section on porch decoration, plants, awnings, window boxes, and Japanese and Chinese decorative items for summer homes.
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Summer Porch Decorations In Front Veranda Plans
The porch becomes the summer family gathering place with room for a commodious veranda. Builders should sacrifice some backyard space to ensure a veranda that is inviting yet kept from street view. Comfort and privacy with ample seating define the style.
Trouble Makers Ousted
A sufferer from stomach trouble uses Dr King s New Life Pills and finds relief from dyspepsia and indigestion along with refreshed appetite and vigor as stomach liver and kidneys function well. 25c at C C Case s.
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C. C. Case
World Famous Armour Dapple Gray Six Horse Team Stars In Sells Floto Show
The Armour & Co. six horse team, valued at $25,000 and rated the International Champions, joins the Great Sells Floto circus tour. The gray Percheron geldings, led by Big Jim and driven by Billy Wales, have won blue ribbons nationwide and toured England in 1907. They appear with gold trimmed harness and display trophies and medals, stopping in North Yakima on June 9.
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Boston
Denver
United States
England
Scotland
Liverpool
Olympia
London
Regent's Park
Lincoln
Edward VII
Big Jim
Billy
Wales
Yakima
Yakima Valley To Be Showcased In Special Yakima County Edition
The A Y P Daily News plans a Thursday June 11 Yakima county day issue featuring news and valley highlights. It will include illustrated scenes of Yakima and Tieton, plus government land opening investments and real estate appeal for boosters and buyers.
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Warren A. Erwin
Yakima Valley
P. Daily News
Yakima County
Resignation Accepted by Baptist Church
Members of a Baptist church accepted the pastor Rev. F. C. Whitney’s resignation by a close vote. Many who supported acceptance believed he could do better elsewhere, while others favored unity over division. The meeting was harmonious with frank discussion and a nearly even split in favor of resignation.
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The
Baptist Church
F. C. Whitney
Whitney
Five Prisoners Moved to Walla Walla Penitentiary
Five inmates were transported from the county jail to the state penitentiary at Walla Walla Friday afternoon. The group includes Charles Churchill serving one to 20 years for manslaughter and Ray White for burglary. Also moved were W. M. Averill for rape, William Smith for larceny from the person, and Fred Smith for passing a worthless check. Churchill’s case drew local attention due to family ties and ensuing appeals. White faced a hard-fought conviction after two trials.
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Walla Walla
Lovell
Lancaster
Charles Churchill
Ray White
W. M. Averill
William Smith
Fred Smith
Churchill
Ray Ziegler
Pills Claim Quick Bowels and Headache Relief
Advert shows Rings Little Liver Pills claim regulate bowels and cure sick headache. Easy to take. Sold by W Camp on West Side Druggist.
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Co. W. Camp
West Side
Cleanliness and purity tone of Quaker Oats ad
A narrative contrasts a Virginia lady’s fear of hotel kitchens with a Chicago hotel visit showing spotless kitchens. The ad extols Quaker Oats as exceptionally clean, with over fifty grain-cleaning steps and no hand contact from field to kitchen, recommending it for breakfast and noting regular and family size packaging.
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Chicago
Haying Operations General on Monday Across Yakima Valley
Haying began Monday across the Yakima valley from Wapato to Sunnyside with strong alfalfa growth as machines harvest. Reports say hail damaged cantaloupes and pears in areas below the gap, with some minor impact on local ranchers.
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Yakima Valley
Wapato
Sunnyside
Pineules new Kidney remedy for all kidney ailments
Pineules new kidney remedy claims to treat diseases of the kidneys and bladder. It acts promptly in lame backs, rheumatic pains, bladder inflammation, urinary disorders, and weak kidneys sold by Co W Camp West Side Druggist.
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Co. W. Camp
West Side
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