Jones Explains Borah Jones Homestead Bill
Yakima senator describes a measure easing entryman work and boosting homestead settlement. The act would issue patents after three years of residence and cultivation, with five months leave, and allow flexible proof options and possible relaxed cultivation in some regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley L. Jones
Washington, D. C
Canada
Jones
Congress
Borah
Vic
Senate
House
Conference Committee
Iit
Secretary of the Interior
Head Established Here by Washington and Alaska Spanish War Veterans
The Washington and Alaska Spanish War Veterans will establish a headquarters in North Yakima after Capt. Marshall S. Scudder was elected department commander. Scudder named H. L. Leeper adjutant and Henry Leach quartermaster. reception held after arrival from Everett. Mrs. J. W. Ridgeway elected senior vice president and Mrs. J. D. McPherson delegate to Atlantic City convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of
J. D. McPherson
Atlantic City
N. J
Scudder
F. W. Tichenor
G. O. Shumate
Chas. H. Weinders
Seattle
John Hughes
Post and Ladies’ Auxiliary
J. W. Ridgeway
J. Db. McPhherson
J. Howard Wright
Marshall S. Scudder
J B Ernsdorff
Kauffman
F. A. Connolly
F. L. Aver
H. L. Leeper
Auction dispersal of government goods at Yakima land office
The United States land office held an auction Saturday where the Yakima Valley Fruit Growers' association and George McAulay bid successfully. Desks from early land office days sold for 1 each to the association. Robbins bought several chairs and filing cabinets plus the safe for 50. The dispersal included items held by the government for over a century and will push Robbins to assign tasks to his staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Land Office
Yakima Valley
Yakima
North Yakima
Cape Horn
Columbia River
Dalles
Fruit Growers’ Association
Robbins
McAulay
Colorado River Floods Hit California Hay Fields and Towns
Floods from numerous dyke breaks along the Colorado River inundate alfalfa fields and truck farms from Fort Mohave to Yuma. Lincolnville is nearly obliterated, while residents flee by boat in Blythe and Randall. Palo Verde and Imperial valleys face widespread inundation. high tides not due for two weeks.
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San Bernardino
Colorado River
Old Fort Mohave
Yuma
Linecolnville
Blythe and
Randall
Palo Verde
California
Imperial Valley
Relief tug Redona finds no sign of life along Kodiak coast
Karluk Alaska June 15 The relief tug Redona arrived from the Katmai coast with heavy sand and ash deposits preventing a landing. No fires seen and crew could not identify former fishing villages along the coast. Cordova reports Karluk confirms fears that about 200 mainland residents perished in the eruption disaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Redona
Kodiak
Karluk
Kodiak Island
Redonda
Katmai
Cordova
Border Tensions Rise as Mexican Rebels Threaten US Soil
In El Paso on June 15 troops recruited by the Mexican federal government on American soil spark fears of crossing the Rio Grande. Colonel Pascual Orozco Sr. warns that insurgents would fire into the United States if rifles or bombs spill over from Juarez despite Colonel E Z Steever’s demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bel Paso
Juarez
Rio Grande
Pascual Orozco
E. Z. Steever
Department of Texas
United States
Government Prepares Rations for Kodiak Destitute
The army commissary in Seattle prepared thirty thousand haversack rations and shipped them to Seward and Kodiak aboard the steamship Admiral Sampson tonight. If the Sampson finds no feed for 150 breeding cattle on Kodiak, the cattle will be brought to Seward.
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Seattle
Seward
Kodiak
Admiral Sampson
Sampson
Kodiak Island
Arnica Salve Promise for Boys and Wounds
An old classified style notice touts Bucklen's Arnica Salve as essential for boys and girls, claiming quick relief from pimples, boils, scratches, sprains, bruises, burns, scalds, or cuts and noting it costs 259 cents at Red Cross Pharmacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross Pharmacy
Hadley backs Roosevelt in Missouri campaign
Governor Herbert S. Hadley played a key role in promoting the Roosevelt bid. He is among seven governors who urged Roosevelt to enter the race and helped canvass, delivering Missouri to Roosevelt as the Colonels choice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert S. Hadley
Roosevelt
Missouri
Hadley
Oregon Hog Experts Buy Yakima Animal
The Yakima hog Pilot Perfection, a Poland China sire, sold for 100 dollars to L H Linbarger of Moxee, Oregon stock breeders hope the animal will boost Oregon hogs. Linbarger plans three litters for the Chicago Live Stock World futurity and aims for top prizes with his line, drawing attention from Western Stock Journal reporters.
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Yakima Valley
Oregon
Yakima
Ll. H.linbarger
Moxee
Pilot Perfection
Linbarger
Portland
Chicago
Lady Enterprise
Commercial Gem
Leona Royal
Western Stock Journal of
Intensive Farming Urged in the South
Dr. Maurice Egan, U.S. minister to Denmark, explains to Southern Farmers the Danish model of intensive farming. He cites co operative creameries and land ownership, noting Denmark’s wealth from bacon butter and eggs and urging Southern adoption to prevent land waste and boost prosperity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
PD. C
Maurice Egan
United States
Denmark
South
Southern Commercial Congress
Dr. Pyun
Ballard's Snow Liniment Sold Locally At 75c
A valuable dressing for flesh wounds burns and rashes is Ballard's Snow Liniment. It is heating and antiseptic. Price 75c and $1.06 per bottle. Sold by D. H. Fry and Co and W. Camp at 3rd and Yakima Aves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ballard
D. H. Fry, and Co
W. Camp, Cor
3Rd
Yaklina
Alaska Syndicate mobilizes relief for volcanic district
The Morgan Guggenheim Alaska syndicate orders its ships stores railways tugs barges and funds to aid Alaska residents in the district affected by the Katmai eruption. Officials authorize free transport and supplies and use of all equipment to move people and goods to Seward Cordova Valdez and other points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Wash
Golons
Washington
Morgan- Guggenheim Alaska Syndicate
Alaska
Regent
W. Eccles
Alaska Steamship Company
Copper River and Northwestern Railroad
R. W. Baxter
Cordova
Alaska Syndicate
Seward
Valdez
Kadiak Island
Katmal
Afognak
Raspberry Islands
Alaska Peninsula
Kodiak
Revenue Cutter
Puget Sound
the Sound
Mallards Horehound Syrup advertised for cough relief
A dated advert promotes Mallards Horehound Syrup as a remedy for persistent coughing. The copy lists a price of 266 and a bottle price of $1.00, noting sale by Dr. H. Bry and W. Camp at the third and Yakima avenues.
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Dr. H. Bry
W. Camp
Our $Rd
Yakima Aves
Stockmen Buy Herds for Valley Grazing and Sale
Wiley Bros. anticipate several hundred head of Utah cattle to be unloaded at the Wiley City stock yards near the Wenatchee and Cle Elum reserves for grazing in the Ahtanum. Dan Goodman and Sam Stewart report successful buying trips in Oregon and Idaho, with shipments via O.W. R. N. and plans to feed near Yakima. Pleas Bounds also seeks cattle from the east as Yakima buyers travel farther for stock this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiley Bros
Utah
Dan Goodman
Sam Stewart
Oregon
Idaho
Mr. Stewart
Cle Elum
Mr. Goodman
Oergon
Washington Line
Wenatchee
Cle
Yakima
Wiley City
Pleas Bounds
Two-Thirds Rule 18 Attacked by Stone
Senator William J. Stone urged abolition of the two-thirds rule at the Democratic National Convention. He said most Democrats favor allowing a majority winner to be the nominee and criticized the rule as indefensible and undemocratic. Stone spoke of long involvement in party affairs and cited Van Buren era origins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
William J. Stone
Friends of
Champ Clark
Stone
Martin van Buren
Democratic Party
van Buren
Hickey Sues Doctor Over Alleged Forceps Claim
Mrs. Emma H. Hickey of Sunnyside sues Dr Fordyce for 10000 damages in superior court alleging a forceps were sewn inside a wound during an operation, causing pain. Evidence taking began Friday and will resume Monday with Snively Bounds for the defense and Chaffee Nichoson for the plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbur S. Wordyce
Emma H. Hickey
Sunnyside
Fordyce
Snively & Bounds
Chaffee & Nichoson of
Indemnity Company
Businessmen Plan North Yakima Tour to Zillah Granger and More
North Yakima businessmen from the Business Men's Association will visit Zillah Granger Sunnyside and Grandview on Thursday in a fellowship excursion. Led by H Temple of the O W R N and committee R D Roviz and Walter Cornett the second annual trip aims to learn what each town manufactures and meet neighbors. The 8:30 a m start returns to North Yakima by 5 p m with four stops for交流. A follow up Northern Pacific trip to other towns and later visits to White Bluffs and Hanford are planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Yakima
Business Men's Association
Zillah
Granger
Sunnyside
Grandview
Temple of the O. W. R. & N
Messrs
R. D. Roviz
Walter Cornett
Northern Pacific Railway
White Bluffs
Hanford
Railway officials plan fruit carrier service to North Yakima
General Manager Blanchata and General Superintendent Richards of the Northern Pacific will meet fruit shippers in North Yakima to discuss train service eastward this year. Merritt, head of refrigerator cars, reports the railroad will be well equipped with new and leased cold storage to handle a likely large crop. He praises Perry cold storage and argues storage near production points reduces costs and price declines.
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Blanchata
Richards
Northern, Pacific Railway
Yakima
Northern Pacific
St. Paul
N. P
George KR. Merritt
North Yakima
Merritt
Perry
Mr. Merritt
Oregon Land Company Charged With Fraud in Receiver's Hands
Federal Judge Charles H. Bean appointed Robert Tucker as receiver for the Alameda Consolidated Mines Company, an Oregon corporation with 15 million dollars in stock and 800 acres in Josephine County. Cleveland and Dayton backers claim mismanagement and stock misrepresentation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon Land Company
Portland
Charles KH. Bean
Robert Tucker
Almeda Consolidated Mines Company
Oregon
Josephine County
Cleveland
Dayton
Ohio
Indian Agent Is Selected For Yakima Reservation
Don M. Carr will become superintendent of the Yakima Indian Reservation July 1, succeeding S. A. M. Young who has accepted the Carson City agency in Nevada. Carr, previously a private secretary to Secretary Ballinger, arrives with strong credentials and familiarity with Yakima. The reservation has improved greatly under forest service efforts including telecommunication links and fire protection.
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Don M. Carr
Secretary of Interior
Ballinger
Don. M. Carr
Yakima Indian Reservation
S. A. M. Young
Mr. Young
Herald
Carson City
Nev
Carr
Yakima
Richard Ballinger
Interior
Shipshape
Reservation Forest Service
Forest Fire Service
Saxton
Forest Reserve Service
Hopper
H. ©. Russell
Michigan
Young
Fort Simcoe
Grafted eye tissue restores sight in dramatic operation
In Philadelphia on June 15 Owen Harris, a machinist, long blind after a flareback, regained sight through a pioneering graft of eye tissues from a donor. Dr L T Webster Fox led the procedure at Medico Chirurgical Hospital, with Harris kept in darkness eight days before bandages came off and sight returned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Owen Harris
Medico-Chirugical Hospital
Harris
L. T. Webster Fox
Miracle Cure Dramatically Cures Coughs in Texan Brother
Clarendon resident recounts a dramatic improvement after using Dr. King's New Discovery for a severe cough. He notes the brother recovered completely after ten bottles, now weighs 218 pounds and remains healthy. Trial bottle offered free at Red Cross Pharmacy.
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W. B. Holselaw
Clarendon
Tex
Dr. King
Red Cross Pharmacy
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Colorado
Insurrectos
American Press
ecoCikriat
L. H. Linbarger
Messrs. Goodman and
Stewart
Clark
Baltimore
Emma
Hickey
Fletcher
Castoria
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