Let People Rule Says Roosevelt Opening Nomination Campaign
Roosevelt argues for direct rule by the people against minority domination. He defends recalls of judges under social reform and contrasts his view with Taft, urging constitutional change only through public vote and improved labor and safety standards.
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Carnegie Hall
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Holmes
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Voice of God
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Lfe
Daya
Maynard
Herald Want Ads Drive New Results
Local want ads claim rapid results for buyers and sellers. Readers are urged to try classified listings to connect with services, items for sale, and opportunities quickly.
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Herald
Prosperity Days Lilly Concentrates on Fruit Markets
The speaker highlights Panama Canal benefits and the need for warm and cold storage at seaports. Seattle's storage work and Yakima region growth are noted, with praise for North Yakima’s energy and new Masonic building. The plan seeks three years of contributions, fund growth to 80 000 to 150 000, and eventual note cancellations to empower district warehouses and shipping facilities.
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Panama Canal
Seaboard
Seattle
North Yakima
Yakima
United States
Ellensburg
Alex Miller
Central
New Financing Method for Valley Fruit Growers
The valley growers adopt a cooperative fund financed by small deposits from members using the association's machinery. Negotiable notes at savings-bank rates will be issued for deductions and can be used freely. The fund acts like a bank with many small deposits, ensuring conservation, stability, and gradual returns. It auto adjusts as memberships and acreages change.
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Northwest
Unclaimed Letters at North Yakima Post Office 1912 List
March 238 1912 list of unclaimed letters for North Yakima post office includes numerous names led by Anderson C T and Mrs S M, Beach W B, Carter Julia, Daniels J P, Henderson J M, James Mr, Owen Geo, and Wells W W. One cent due per advertised letter, Postal Master W L Lemon approved.
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Anderson
C. T
S. M
Bauchuritz
Beach
W. B
Berk
Master Stillman
Bevens
George
Bivins
N. A
Blaisdell
Roy
Block
Walter
Boweh
Katie
Brissin
Leila
Brodie
Florence
Brooks
Alia
Brown
John
Brugger
Eisie
Burke
Ann
Burnett
John W
Carter
Julia
Peter
Comely
Coombe
Gertie
Cornell
del Cunningham
Daniels
J. P
Dar
Clyde
Deallian
Dilly
C. M
Dodd
Gordon
Dooley
BE. A
Fletcher
Follett
Oland
Freeman
Cora
Garber
J. H
Gilson
D. M
Gow
Hale
A. B
Hall
Hames
F. A
Hanes
Fred
Harrison
Ruth
Hanson
Edgar
Hedrick
Lena B
Olga
Henderson
J. M
Hill
Thelma
Hudson
Lois
Ito
Mr. K
Jacobson
Harry
James
George & Kady
Kidwell
King
Essie
Kolt
Lane
Mre
Leslie
Lee
N. F
Lucas
E. R
Lamb
McFarland
J. E
Martin
Willard G
Mayhew
Meydubaur
Adolph Beverly
Millard
George A
Moore
G. C
Munson
Herman
Nixon
R. X
Nooney
J.E
O'Kenny
Ucella
O'Shea
Joe
Owen
Geo
Pacific P. & 8S. Co
Phi
Stamaty
Stearns & McCormick
Sullivan
Tabor
IL. C
Taylor
Kittie A
Teareau
Arthur
Thornton
J. J
U. S. Detective Assn
van Dieul
Walter Ottevanger
Weatherbees
Rae
Wells
W. W
West Coast Eagle
Wilgus
Daughter urged to learn bridge over looks
A Washington Herald feature notes a parent insisting his daughter study bridge to balance vanity. He warns she may lose her beauty soon, so he pushes discipline and serious study beyond appearance. The piece emphasizes the value of skill and prudence over fleeting charm.
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Washington Herald
Is Your Husband Sticking To His Resolution To Quit
A humorous item from the Chicago Record-Herald notes a husband’s struggle with a smoking cessation resolution. The exchange highlights the wife’s witty remark about his behavior and temper as he seeks to quit.
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Chicago Record-Herald
Congdon Ditch Nears Completion for 1912 Irrigation
The Congdon ditch reconstruction by Powell and the Water Board nears full completion with water to be turned in on Wednesday and the balance of the canal ready by April 10. Workers finished head gates and lined 8000 feet of flume, with concrete and tar paper work at several points. stockholders expect full operation for the season.
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Congdon
Powell
Canal Company
Cowiche
Schuler
Smith
Abe Morrison
Herald
Come Home with Me Beloved In God’s Waiting Heart
Poem excerpt by Lucy Larcom reflecting on returning to God’s house and fellowship. The piece contrasts wandering byways with a divine mansion where the Father’s gifts are shared among His children. A humorous aside about education and literacy follows.
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God
Alfalfa interest grows as markets spread nationwide
Eastern and southern buyers inquire for alfalfa and alfalfa meal while Yakima ranchers report rising attention to alfalfa value. Prices listed show alfalfa at eight dollars per ton wholesale, with prevalent meat and produce price shifts noted alongside a potential surge in potato acres nationwide.
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Coffin Bros
Mississippi River
Kittitas County
Timothy
California
Granger
Outlook
Yakima County
United States
H. C. Davis
New York
Kalispell
Prosser
Washington
Kennewick
Wisconsin
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