Ninety Nine Hour Schedule Set for Yakima Fruit Cars
Northern Pacific officials and Yakima Valley fruit shippers agreed on a fixed 8 PM car loading time at North Yakima and a 99 hour schedule from North Yakima to St Paul. Cars to Pasco will be re iced if needed with a new ice house track to support loaded re icing. Warehouses and bond funded storage were discussed for future fruit storage and market considerations.
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Northern Pacific
Yakima
North Yakima
St. Paul
Commercial Club
Yakima Vally
I. B. Richards
Blanchard
Henry D. Blakely
J. L de Force
George R
Gilbert
Y . M. Perry
J. M
Selah
Lower Valley
North
Kenne
Pasco
H. M. Gilbert
C. G. Ware
N. C. Richards
The
H. D. Blakely
Perry
J. M. Perry
Dr. Rosser Physicians Office Hours and Local Ad
Dr Rosser physician and surgeon with office over Janeck Drug Store and residence at Sixth and Chestnut lists hours 3 pm to 1 pm and 2 to 5 pm. Promotes Ballard's Horehound Syrup for night coughs with prices 25c 50c and 1.00. Sold by D H Fry and Co W Camp at Third and Yakima Aves. Includes a motivational quote on success and courage as capital letters in his success alphabet.
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Rosser
Janeck Drug Store
Chestnut
Pension Board
Ballard
D. H. Fry. and Co. W. Camp, Cor
Yakima Aves
Roosevelt's Reasons for Present Action
Theodore Roosevelt issues a full statement pre the convention outlining his fight for principles, denouncing corporate bosses and press backing, and urging honest delegates to purge fraudulent seats. He says he may lead a progressive movement if the convention remains tainted or nominate him if a real majority supports him.
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Taft
Roosevelt
New
Progressive Party
Republican Party
Mr. Taft
South Carolina
Georgia
Florida
Alabama
Are
Kansas
Mississippi
Louisiana
New York
National Committee
New York City
Root
Deneen
McGovern
Republican National Committee
Washington
Arizona
Texas
Guggenheim
Colorado
Credentials Committee
Committee On Rules
Theodore Roosevelt
National Park Inn Sold on Mount Tacoma
The Chicago Milwaukee and Puget Sound railway sold the National Park Inn at Mount Tacoma to W. T. Cunningham for about 75000. The inn will operate this season opening June 25, reflecting Milwaukee Road’s policy to avoid hotel ownership despite past hotel plans being denied.
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Chicago, Milwaukee & Puget Sound Railway
Mount Tacoma
W. T. Cunningham
Milwaukee Road
Northwest
Peace of mind and health through honesty and recreation
The saying notes that peace of mind is the most valuable asset for a virtuous person and that honesty secures it while healthy recreation preserves bodily health.
Land of Beginning Again Poem Wishful Vision
Poem envisions a fictional land where past mistakes and heartaches can be dropped forever. The speaker hopes for a place of forgiveness and new starts where kindness abounds and misunderstandings fade, ending with a plea for renewal.
Meat inspection prompts cross-valley meat movement and protests
Residents in the lower valley buy meat in North Yakima due to inspection rules, while Ellensburg dealers protest as dairy animals and diseased animals flood Yakima markets. Officials report gradual plant inspections and rejections, with emphasis on sanitary compliance and agency authority.
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Lower Valley
Yakima
Ellensburg
City Commission
I. N. Hamacker
Sunnyside
North Yakima
Habacker
Fruit Evaporator Ready for Elberta Peach Crop
Yakima Evaporator Co projects completion by August 15 at First Avenue and D Streets. Promoters anticipate manufacturing this season with strong sales prospects from dealers in several states. Machinery orders indicate progress while Crawford experiments and early varieties may be tested once the Kilberta crop yields peak.
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Yakima
First Avenue
D Streets
C. E. Norton
Crawford
Old Timers Plan July Fourth Picnic at State Fair Grounds
Yakima old settlers expect a July 4 gathering at the State Fair grounds featuring a parade, orators, band music, a grand feed with pies, and races for horses cars and motorcycles. Evening includes a dance, with promises of good order, no liquor, and strong streetcar service.
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Yakima
Jin
National Guard of Washington
Pineapples Gain Popularity Among German Shoppers
People in Germany are learning to like pineapples and there is a large and growing demand for them.
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Germany
Union Manager Sees Good Business Year for Yakima Fruit
Yakima Horticultural Union manager E. E. Samson forecasts shipping 1200 cars of valley fruit this season, about one seventh of the crop, with steady union growth and rising carload estimates. Colorado's Grand Junction reports 2000 to 2500 peaches, 250 pears, 3500 apples. Bartlett pears limited, Winesaps and Arkansas Blacks down. Royal Anns sell well in Chicago, suggesting strong national markets unless a sudden drop occurs.
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E. E. Samson
Yakima Valley
Colorado
Samson
Grand Junction
Cole
Yakima
Alexanders
Carmans
Hale
Barry and
Crawfords
Elbertas
Arkansas
Chicago
Two Million Children Working Across the Nation
New York June 1 There are more than six million illiterates in the United States and one in seven children ages 10 to 14 not in school. A National Child Labor committee bulletin notes progress since 1876 but cites widespread lax laws with thirty nine states enacting child labor statutes since 1904.
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New York
United States
Child Labor Bureau
National Child Labor Committee
Massachusetts
New Hampshire
Kentucky
Tennessee
Louisiana
Virginia
P. P. Claxton
Carolinas
Ohio
Oklahoma
Illinois
Michigan
Florence Kelly
Jean Gordon
New Orleans
Night Messenger
Bulletin
Wood Seasoning Effect on Fiber Expansion
A fragment notes that seasoning wood increases the amount of fibers present in the same space by a significant amount when the wood is green, indicating swelling as the material dries and stabilizes.
Marketing Dryer for Yakima Valley Fruit Growers
Local producers discuss a cooperative marketing plan for dried and canned fruits in Yakima Valley. Investors consider building a drying plant using existing Rex Spray machinery, with goals to share profits and expand distribution while balancing cooperative principles. Thomas Carlyle notes distribution is large and suggests using current canning/drying infrastructure to store fruit until market time.
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Yakima Valley
Rex
Thomas Carlyle
Ue Yakima Grocery Company
Carlyle
Orchard Payroll and Labor Strain Highlight Yakima Valley
Fred Thompson of the Thomaonear Fruit company warns the Yakima valley faces a labor crunch as thousands are already employed in trust culture. He estimates one worker per twelve acres of bearing fruit and urges temporary packing pauses during peak peach and apple seasons to protect quality, noting a large packing staff at the Horticultural Union warehouse and looming pruning and storage challenges.
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Yakima
Fred Thompson
Thomaonear Fruit Company
Thompson
The
Horticultural Union
Herald
Mr. Thompson
Olsen Ranch
Peach Basin
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