Sixteen carloads enter second national apple show
Spokane reports sixteen entries totaling over a million apples for the second national apple show November 15 to 20. Prizes total $25,000 with $5,000 in first and second prizes, plus sweepstakes. Exhibits include Grimes Golden, Spitzenberg, Rome Beauty, Yellow Newtown, and Winesap from Yakima Chelan and other districts, with heavy Northwest and western state involvement. The display goals cover 100000 square feet and multiple carload exhibitions ready for Taft’s keynote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spokane
Ameri
Michael Horan
Chelan County
Wash
M. Gilbert
Yakima County
W Ash
Sawyer
W. W. Sawyer
Sawyer Nd Co
Sunnyside
Grimes’ Olden
C. E. Atkinson
Green Bluffs
Spoane County
Wagner
A. D. Helms
Ashland
Ore
Yellow Yewtown
Tronson & Guthrie
Eagle Point
Lore
Spitzenberg
B. P. Packwood
Entiat
Stayman Winesap
R. P. Wright
Frome Beauty
B. C. Dowdy
Moscow District
Idaho
Gano
Latah County
Fruit Growers’ Association
Ernest C. Hill
Selah
H. M. Gilbert
Toppenish
Yakima
John Smith
Spence’s Bridge
B. C
Grimes
Golden
J. L. Dumas
Dayton
Washington State Horticultural Association
O. A. Smith & Son
Garfield
Rome
B. C. Cameron
Farmington
Jear
T. R. Tennant Frepherd
Northwest
Aopen
Hutton Building
State Armory
Taft
White House
Atkinson
Hill
Washington
Gilbert
British Columbia
President Dumas
Pomona Ranch
Dumas
Tennant
Cameron
Wenatchee
Dyspepsia Ends 20-Year Battle, Woman Restores Health
Mrs James Duncan of Haynesville Maine says after 20 years she beat her merciless foe dyspepsia with Electric Bitters. She suffered after eating and drinking and could hardly sleep until remedies failed and doctors gave up. Now at 70 she enjoys full appetite, strength, and health. For indigestion kidney trouble backache and female complaints it is unequaled. 50 cents at Fred L Janeck's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James ‘Duncan
Haynesville
Fred L. Janeck
Supreme Court Sets Sentencing Date in Lynch Case
The U S Supreme Court fixed one week from today for sentencing James H. Shipp and five co defendants for contempt linked to the 1906 lynching of Ed Johnson after the court allowed an appeal from state to federal courts. Sentences may include fines or imprisonment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States Supreme Court
James H. Shipp
Ed. Johnson
Supreme Court
Sheriff Shipp
Keys Article Draws Interest in Yakima Valley Fruit
The article by C M Keys about apples in World's Work draws investor interest from a man with $60,000 planning a visit to evaluate fruit lands. Secretary James notes Hamp ton's and Outlook miscredit Yakima with Hood River and Wenatchee photos.
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Northwest
Yakima Valley
C. M. Keys
James
Commercial Club
Mr. Keys
Hampton’s
Hood River
Wenatchee
Sunnyside
The
Outlook
First Woman Builds An Aeroplane Says Lillian Todd
The first woman to design and build an aeroplane, Miss Lillian Todd, describes her craft in the November issue of Woman's Home Companion. She details a forty foot machine with three parallel planes, spruce framework, imported piano wires, and muslin and army duck coverings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian Todd
Wrights
Museum of Natural History
Advertised Letters List at Post Office October 1909
Uncalled letters as of October 30 1909 include John Brill Miss Jesse Bennett Mrs Nellie Cushman Mr Braunning and many others. One cent due on all letters advertised. W L Lemon postmaster notes please mention advertised list.
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John Brill
Braunning
R. E. Baughman
Jesse Bennett
Olla Bork
Claud Crouch
Nellie Cushman
T. A. Darby
Ewald Dick
Joe Flaney
Gordon Fincher
J. R. Farris
Sadie L. Gepner
Hazel Galbert
E. J. Hatch
Ike Holland
Emery Herron
Tracy Hubbard
M. Highland
W. Hough
Frederick Herburg
John Hill
D. C. Harmon
Nettie Jones
Geo. Kiso
Nicholas Kalin
L. V. Knapp
Luios Landh
Dora Lindsey
L. E. Loofborrourrow
Lape
Berth Larsen
Fred Leibert
Elmer A. Todd
Willie B. Taylor
H. T. Turner
N. H. Webtt
Aksel Wick
George Woolsey
W. L Lemon
Sleight-Of-Hand Plea On Temperance Address
In Seattle on November 1 Reverend J. H. Webber presented a curious talk linking sleight-of-hand to temperance, framing deception as a caution in public discourse and urging restraint in drinking. The item notes the unusual analogy as the event’s centerpiece.
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Seattle
J. H. Webber
Rural Route Views Sought By Yakima Post Office
Postmaster Lemon asks North Yakima rural route patrons to submit written ideas for improving service within two days. Rural Route Inspector G A Hill is visiting North Yakima to review Naches and possibly Selah routes. Bids for mail between North Yakima and the new railroad station were rejected as too high. new bids likely to be requested.
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Yakima County
Lemon
North Yakima
G. A. Hill
Washington
Naches
Naches City
Selah
North
Yakima
Dr King’s New Discovery Cures Severe Lung Ailments
Wm Upchurch of Glen Oak Oklahoma exiled himself seeking mountain air to cure a two year severe cough. After six months he returned near death but recovered after using Dr King’s New Discovery taking six bottles. It claims to cure coughs colds hoarseness grip bronchitis hemorrhages asthma croup whooping cough with a trial bottle free backed by Fred L Janeck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Upchurch
Glen Oak
Okla
Dr. King
Fred L. Janeck
Richardson and Brown Withdraw from Sixth Ward Race
Announcement on Thursday evening says J. M. Richardson and J. M. Brown have withdrawn their nominations for Sixth ward councilman. Their names will not appear on the Republican primary ballot. Both parties now list two candidates in the race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Richardson
J. M. Brown
Sixth Ward
Republican
Business Men's
North Yakima records near half million in new building work
Building Inspector Wise reports October permits for 19 new erects costing 30 800 and 20 repairs costing 15 250 plus 4 removals. Six month totals show 119 erects 55 repairs 23 removals with fees 594 and building costs near 473 400. Additional homes sprawl near city limits totaling over 100 000 in value.
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North
Yakima
Wise
Dahlias Asters And Roses In North Yakima Climate
North Yakima florists report dahlias and asters thrive in the dry air while roses and geraniums face challenges. Local experts note cactus dahlias perform well, roses require care to rival coastal gardens, and sweet peas struggle with heat and spider pests. Fall planting is advised to beat spring shortages.
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North
Yakima
North Yakima
Chicago
Arthur Judges
State Floral Greenhouse
Judges
Portland
Seattle
Sound
Kaiserin Augusta Victoria
Mr. Judges
Belles Etoiles de France
Richmond
la France
Denver
Garden Magazine
Early blooming perennials and autumn leaf tips
Advice on planting hardy bulbs outdoors in October and avoiding burning leaves. Suggests piling autumn leaves on campus to enrich flowers next year. Notes leaf mold is valued at $2 per load.
Y M C A Members Use Building Daily For City Activities
Secretary Turner of the Y M C A releases figures from the association’s latest report. About 650 members with 217 boys. 358 individuals used gym. 3725 attended religious meetings. 4276 attended lecture courses. 199 enrolled in bible classes. employment for about 60 people. building used daily by 250 city residents for various purposes.
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Turner
Permit Street Cellar Entrances in North Yakima Buildings
North Yakima officials vote to allow cellar entrances from side streets in new buildings up to three feet wide with public protection. Councilman Miller suggests charging for sidewalk space used by cellars and ensuring sidewalks bear 800 pounds per square foot. no action taken.
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Yakima
City Council
George Wise
Wise
Miller
Mrs Louie Hite Endorses Foley's Kidney Pills for Kidney Trouble
In Danville Illinois Mrs Louie Hite writes October 1 praising Foley's Kidney Pills after four doctors failed to help her. She says she improved from a prognosis of two to six months to doing all her own work and urges others with kidney or bladder issues to begin treatment. The note mentions North Yakima Drug Store.
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Louie Hite
Cruden St
Danville
Ill
Roley
Foley
Bright
North Yakima
Militia Adds Nine Experts at Moxee Range
Company FE gains nine new expert riflemen the highest mark achievable in sharpshooting. At Moxee range on Sunday P S Green G P Jeffries A J Squires C A Pearson W W Lum W Johnson H Powell A Gagner and Howard Case earned the top rank. Squires advanced through all three grades in one day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Company FE
Moxee Range
P. SS. Green
G. P. Jeffries
A. J. Squires
C. A. Pearson
W. W. Lum
Ministers Back Plan For North Yakima YWCA
Clergymen at a YMCA meeting in North Yakima expressed unanimous support for creating a Young Women’s Christian Association branch. Miss Gage outlined Pacific coast work and local needs, followed by D. C. Reed clarifying points. A program committee was appointed with Dr. Gibson as chair, joined by Dr. Rose and Rev. E. A. King.
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North Yakima
Young Women's Christian Association
Miss Gage
Pacific Coast
D. C. Reed
Gibson
M. L. Rose
E. A. King
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MNE
Ney
APPLE
Valley
Oregon
Rogue River
Messrs. Tronson & Guthrie
Helms
Southern Pacific Railway Company
Messrs. Packwood and
Wright
Dowdy
Moscow
DEES
World's Work
Wenatchee Or
the Baptist Church
Ballard
Mr. Webber
Inspector
Richardson
Brown
Council
Association For Young Women
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