Two Candidates Compete For County Horticultural Inspector
At the March county commissioners meeting the names of two candidates will be presented for county horticultural inspector. Incumbent candidate seeks reappointment while J. M. Brown heads the Yakima Horticultural union bid. Brown has union endorsement. a new Yakima Protective association favors Beck for inspector.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Brown
Yakima Horticultural Union
Orlando Beck
New Association
Brown
Beck
Woodmen Hall
Robert Johnson
M. Russell
Johnson
Russell
Mr. Brown
The
Yakima Protective Association
H. B. Scudder
Walter Purdin
Y. M. C. A. Committee Named At North Yakima
W. B. Dudley selects fifteen local business leaders to form a permanent committee to promote the Young Men’s Christian Association movement in North Yakima. Members include H. B. Scudder Geo. Donald Alex Miller C. P. Wilcox J. H. Fraser and others as named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Club
Young Men's Christian Association
North Yakima
W. B. Dudley
Dudley
H. B. Scudder
Geo. Donald
Alex Miller
C. P. Wilcox
J. H. Fraser
B. F. Barge
L. O. Janeck
A. J. Flint
H. H. Lombard
W. L. Steinweg
Geo
Rankin
A. EF. Larson
Miles Cannon
Stanley Coffin
H. M. Gilbert
Educational meeting on agriculture in public schools
County Superintendent Dickey and City Schools head Selleck plan a March 11 meeting in Lincoln school to promote agriculture in public education. Morning topics include elementary agriculture and farmer’s view with Prof. Severance and H. M. Gilbert. Afternoon sessions cover horticulture and teaching methods with Prof. Huntley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dickey
Selleck
Lincoln
Yakima
George Severance
Agricultural College
Pullman
H. M. Gilbert
F. A. Huntley
Home Builders Appeal Forest Reserve Grazing Quota
Congressman Jones presses for smaller or larger sheep herds in Mount Rainier Forest Reserve. Forestry official cites 1905 plan allowing 30,000 sheep in Sheep Range No 5 with no more than one band per owner, excluding distant stock before reducing regular graziers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congressman Jones
Mount Rainier Forest Reserve
Jones
Forestry Bureau
The
Agricultural Department
Department of the Interior
Gifford Pinchot
Mt. Rainier Forest
Among Our Neighbors News and Notes
Parker Mrs Burlingame on sick list. Jack Thomas visited family. Jess Wherry to Arlington. Harry Warren recovering. A B Wilcox tours Wenus. Mrs W L Thompson visited Parker. Emma Hagerdone and Eula Hardison Yakima. Dry family visiting Wapato. builders for W L Thompson's warehouse. Mrs J Hunt with daughter at Springdale. walkers from station noted. revival meetings draw Wapato attendees. J A Williams attending Spokane funeral. Bowen recovered from erysipelas. Piland couple home from North Yakima. Alta Higby back from North Yakima and School Section. Mrs Alice Bell ill with grip. Mrs Joe Cobeen ill. Ladies' Aid met at Mrs Albert Stingle. entertainment and pie social March 4 under Ladies' Aid. photos in family album pique interest. Wapo trip– carriage accident injuring Mrs Gibson. James minor injuries. others escaped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Thomas
Jess Wherry
Arlington
Harry Warren
A. B. Wilcox
Wenus
W. L. Thompson
Parker
Emma Hagerdone
Eula Hardison
Yakima
Dry
Wapato
Gibson
Alta Higby
North Yakima
Alice Bell
Joe Cobeen
Reserve occupancy rules favor small nearby builders and owners
Regulators allocate reserve grazing to smaller nearby occupants first, with larger nearby owners and regular occupants considered next, then distant smaller owners. The supervisor sets limits to prevent domination by any single group, ensuring smaller regular occupants and home builders keep a foothold. J. J. Miller & Co. advertises real estate services in Yakima, offering homes on installments, loans, and fire insurance from Room 6, Yakima National Bank Building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Miller & Co
Yakima National Bank
Ladies' Sewing Society Meets at Mrs Cramer’s Home
Mrs George Cramer hosted the Ladies Sewing Society last Wednesday afternoon. The M W A dance yielded funds for the camp, with Flint supplying the music. George Van returned from the Sound to manage the ranch, and talks of a bridge to raise 2000 for a better road to Yakima continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Sewing Society
George Cramer
J. H. Lancaster
Flint
Yakima
Revival brings church growth and social fund drive
Ten youths joined the church during revival services last Sunday. A basket social at Armstrong schoolhouse cleared about 23 dollars, with proceeds split 40 percent to the Christian Endeavor society and 60 percent to Rev. Green. A planned entertainment by Rev. Green's children on March 3 invites all, with cake and coffee served afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Tippens
Moore
Armstrong
Greenwalt
Leo McDonald
McDonald
Mr. Hazzard
the Venus
Frank Woolsey
Schoolmaster Ramsey Praised By District No 68 Patrons
Mr Adams C W Ramsey who teaches district No 68 school is giving excellent satisfaction to the patrons of that district. The ground has been covered with snow since late December though only about 15 inches deep, about one third the depth of last winter. Rev Alex Raine returned on the thirteenth visit from Black Bear Idaho for a couple weeks with his family and will go again to Black Bear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Ramsey
Alex Raine
Black Bear
Idaho
Garden seeds and spraying supplies offered by Richey & Gilbert Co
Richey and Gilbert Co of Toppenish advertises garden seeds and spraying materials promising savings through their order filing service. The note emphasizes cost reductions for customers seeking gardening supplies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richey & Gilbert Co
Toppenish
Notice of Sale of Trunk Sewer Bonds North Yakima
The City Council of North Yakima Washington will consider bids for forty thousand dollars of four percent twenty year trunk sewer bonds at a regular meeting on April 3 1905. Interest payable semi annually June 1 and December 1. Bidders must deposit five percent certified check payable to City Treasurer. City reserves right to reject any or all bids. Sealed at City Clerk's office February 28 1905.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Yakima
State of Washington
Washington
Sale of University Lands Under Twin Falls Canal
Public auction of state lands in Cassia County Idaho on March 22 1905 at Twin Falls at 1 p m for sections 4 5 8 9 and 10 in township 11 south range 18 east B M under the Twin Falls Canal. Water rights may be purchased before the Carey Act price reduction and land sold for at least its appraised value. Information from the State Land Department with notices by J J Guieen Secretary and C S McCorneun Chief Clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho
Twin Falls
Cassia County
B. M
Twin Falla Canal
State Land Department
State Board of Land Commissioners
J.J. Guieen
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S. Arendt
H. M. Helliesen
Arima Lodge NO
H. E. Scott
W. B. Newcomb
Herald
Selah
Foley
Foley & Co
Chicago
Dana
Ind
Boley
Mrs. Mary Ambrose
Ahtanum
D. A. Gillette
Mr. Adams
Twin Falls Land & Water Company
J. R. Radford
N. First St
North
Chicaga, Ill
E. A. Brown
Hugh K. Sinclair
J. D. Cornett
Frank Bartholet
Asat
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