Omaha Business Men Tour North Yakima Praise Valley
Nearly 100 Omaha business men and financiers plus Governor Sheldon and Governor Mead toured North Yakima on a Pacific Northwest visit. They rode carriages through Nob Hill, enjoyed strawberry patches, and praised the Yakima valley as a premier destination. Local merchants and realty men organized carriages and drove the delegation, with a late arrival in Spokane delaying the Omaha booster group but not the planned reception at the station.
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Omaha
Sheldon
Nebraska
Mead
North Yakima
Pacific Northwest
Nob Hill
Yakima Valley
Seattle
Zuppann
Omaha Commercial Club
Spokane
Commercial Club
Cl. J. D. Medill
Mayor Fechter
W. L. Lemon
H. C. Lucas
Miles Cannon
C. C. Case
J. O D. Cornet
Phil Ditter
W. W. Robertson
A. C. Hughes
H. H. Schott
I. B. Turnell
Nobel
H. M. Gilbert
Huxtable Ranch
Huxtable
Booster Club
Cascades
Guild
North
Yakima
Elks
Fechter
Robertson
W. E. Zuppann
Ellensburg
Kittitas County
Omaha delegates tour Yakima fruit country findings
Nebraska visitors praised North Yakima fruit regions during a two hour stop. Commissioner Guild and Governor Sheldon lauded receptions and showed interest in expanding Northwest trade. Omaha商 retailers and banks cited vast wholesale capacity and 14 jobbing houses driving larger regional business.
Omaha Visitors Promote Northwest Trade and Growth
Nebraska business leaders led by Gov. Geo. L. Sheldon tour the Pacific Northwest to boost investment and immigration. A Trade Exhibit notes the six northwestern states cover 578,950 square miles with about 2,477,000 people, vastly outpacing limits and signaling vast opportunity for homes, industry, and minerals. The delegation includes numerous Nebraska officials and businessmen eager to expand commerce and settlement.
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Omaha
E. A. Hinrichs
Omaha Crockery Company
George L. Shelton
Maha
Pacific Northwest
Nebraska
New England
New York
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Illinois
Indiana
Mississippi
Iowa
New Jersey
Michigan
Kentucky
Japan
Great
Northwestern States
Northwest
Northwest States
United States
Central East
Union of States
Gov. Geo. L. Sheldon
Oscar R Allen
A. T. Austin
Charles Crary
4. J. McCarthy, W. Runyan, George N. Roberts
H. K. Burker
H. V. Burkley
W. W. Johnston
J. E. Rowlands
T. C. Byrne
D. B. Fuller
J. F. Carpenter
J. A. Pardoe
Will L Yetter
J. M. Guild
R. B. Busch
E A. Cudahy
F. J. Harrington
H. D. Neely
W. F. Norman
Zuppann Named Honorary Member of Ak-Sar-Ben
W E Zuppann publicity secretary for North Yakima Commercial club is named an honorary member of Ak-Sar-Ben during Omaha boosters visit. Gov Sheldon presented the badge after a Spokane meeting and a North Yakima tour with Nebraskan delegates. The Ak-Sar-Ben is Omaha business group behind a Mardi Gras style entertainment.
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Zuppann
Omaha
W. E. Zuppann
North Yakima
Spokane
New Orleans
St. Louis
Nebraska
Omaha Purchases Fruit Through Yakima Valley Firm
David Cole of the David Cole Produce Company of Omaha says most fruit for Omaha and much of Nebraska will be bought in the Yakima Valley. Omaha businessmen visiting the city were impressed and expect large fruit shipments via local commission houses, with Nebraska money to flow into Yakima area markets.
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Omaha
Nebraska
Yakima Valley
David Cole
Fred Woodington Named Regular Mail Carrier
Fred Woodington, former assistant mail carrier at North Yakima, after eight months in Seattle grocery business, will resign June 5 to accept regular mail carrier post under Postmaster Lemon. He starts duties June 15.
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Fred Woodington
North Yakima
Seattle
Lemon
Fred Miller Seemingly Missing Attorney Under Scrutiny
The article notes attorney Fred Miller formerly of North Yakima now in Spokane has vanished for some time. He is listed as a witness for the state in the Heywood trial and confronted by a leading question. Miller reportedly left Caldwell after the arrest of Orchard alias Thomas Hogan and failed to appear for days, raising questions about who directed his travel.
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Fred Miller
North Yakima
Spokane
Heywood
Miller
Caldwell
Orchard
Thomas Hogan
Hogan
Denver
Robertson, Rosenhaupt
Walla Walla
Negro Progress Number Published by Seattle Republican
The negro progress number of the Seattle Republican has been issued and is more than a credit to the race. It is in magazine form with over 100 half tone portraits of prominent negroes and state officials. It presents pictures of negro homes and highlights notable progress.
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Seattle Republican
The
Republican
Federal Building data requested for downtown plans
The government supervising architect has asked Postmaster W. L. Lemon for information to be used in drawing plans for the federal building to be erected in this city. Mr. Lemon will collect the data and forward it to the architect promptly.
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W. L. Lemon
Lemon
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