Jones Mead deal looms for next Washington races
Reported coalition between Governor Albert Mead and Congressman Wesley L. Jones would back Jones for U.S. Senate and Mead for a second term as governor. Supporters say a Jones Mead ticket could dominate the Republican primary and shift influence across Spokane and the state. J A Falconer amplifies the push, declaring Jones will be next U S senator regardless of his intent.
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Jones
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Hawaii
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J. A. Falconer
House of Representatives
Hops Trade Facts Highlight Shifts In 1905 Imports
A government bulletin outlines world hop production and trade with the United States as a top importer while also a major exporter. It notes UK reliance on US hops, 1904 trade shares for Germany US Austria Hungary, and a 1905 exports gap of 3 million pounds over imports amid fluctuations.
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Draper Family Returns Mark End of Lincoln Exodus
Benjamin Draper and his daughter Olive arrived from Lincoln Minnesota on Friday completing the Draper family move from that town. R L Draper settled at the Hull ranch in the Ahtanum about a year ago. Mrs Draper and children joined later, with Merle also arriving two weeks ago. The latest arrival brings a welcome end to the exodus for the Ahtanum community but a setback for Lincoln Minnesota. Benjamin Draper is the brother of Mrs M L Matterson of Capitol Hill.
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Lincoln
Minn
Draper
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Hull Ranch
Ahtanum
Bertha
Lois
Guy
Gertie
Lila
Merle Draper
M. L. Matterson
Capitol Hill
Beautifying Tahoma Cemetery Progress Highlights
Councilman Fred Shaw reports rapid improvements at Tahoma cemetery with about fifteen acres added. A park north of the G A R monument will host Decoration Day crowds, while an arch gateway replaces an old barn and trees are planted. Driveways, sections, and grounds will be upgraded and maintained in first class condition.
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Tahoma Cemetery
Fred Shaw
State of
Washington
Pneumonia's Deadly Work and Dr King’s New Discovery
Mrs. Fannie Connor of Georgetown Tennessee writes that persistent coughs and lung weakness were conquered by Dr. King's New Discovery. She credits the remedy as the only real cough cure and lung restorer, guaranteed by A. C. Case druggist with 50c and 1.00, trial bottle free.
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Georgetown
Tenn
Dr. King
A. C
Praise for Outlook Haymakers From Pacific Hotel Owner
I B Turnell, proprietor of the Pacific hotel in North Yakima, sends a praise filled letter to A M Jewett of Outlook Washington. He commends the Outlook Haymakers for their high class baseball performance yesterday. He highlights superb support teamwork phenomenal catches accurate base throwing and near perfect base running.
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I. B. Turnell
Pacific Hotel
North Yakima
A. M. Jewett
Sunnyside Sun
al Jewett
The Richest Man and Kidney Cure Claim
An advertisement asserts Foley's Kidney Cure restores health by strengthening kidneys. It quotes Oscar Bowman of Lebanon Kentucky praising a permanent cure from kidney disease and mentions North Yakima Drug Store as a seller.
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Oscar Bowman
Lebanon
North Yakima
Case Dismissed Over Sunnyside Liquor Ordinance
Judge Rigg dismissed Waren Godfrey case for illegal liquor sales at Sun nyside in 1906. Godfrey was previously convicted after a Sunnyside jury trial, but an appeal led to the ordinance being ruled not valid.
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Waren Godfrey
Sunnyside
Godfrey
The Price of Health in Malarial District
Ella Slayton of Noland Arkansas says the price of health in a malarial district is 25 cents for a box of Dr King’s New Life Pills. The pills cleanse gently and impart new life and vigor to the system. 26 cents paid with satisfaction guaranteed by C C Case druggist.
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Ella Slayton
Noland, Ark
C. C. Case
Sunnyside Gets Telegraph Service At NP Depot
Long awaited telegraph service granted last week with instruments installed at the Northern Pacific depot. Initial use limited to company messages, with plans to handle Western Union dispatches later. R. P. Haney, agent, sent the first message Monday.
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R. P. Haney
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