Grand District Prize Won by Lower Naches at Fair
Lower Naches District wins the grand prize with 94 percent score atop a record crowd showing in the fair. Selah second, Moxee third. awards include a 300 cash prize, with judging praising artistic display and variety across districts like Mabton Zillah and Selah. The Toy Aeroplane Contest goes to Elmer Fairbanks, while the women's building features extensive needlework crafts and juvenile art awards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Selah
Ith
Thornber
Eae Iston School of Hortifie Mecir
O. M. Morris
Washingtor Oy
J. E
Washington
Naches
Mabton
Zillah
Grandview
Morris
Elmer Fairbanks
Cecil Paolia
Clifford Mianary
Stanley Burnham
Ment
Poultry Show Sparks Fierce West-East Rivalry
Judges praise intense competition in the Orpington class at the state fair poultry show. Breeders from the west and east showcase top birds, with White Orpingtons and Wyandottes drawing high regard. Prizes go to pens from North Yakima and Woodburn, with totals of 256, 247, and 226 eggs marking top performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West
EF. C. Branch
Orpington
Lee Sumgnit
Erest
Foster Yakima
Pete Wind
James Pena
A.2
North Yakima
Domingues
Alta Plank
Woodburn
Egon
Toppenish Wins Exhibits In North Yakima Fair
Toppenish takes first prize for general display and wood articles in the general exhibit while North Yakima does not compete. Mabton wins sewing and Ellensburg rafia. Ellensburg also gets best rafia. Numerous awards list wood, brass and other craft by local students with multiple schools named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Yakima
Toppenish
Mabton
Ellensburg
Rafia
Central School
North Yakima High School
Scott Currier
William Hess
Wallie Reed
Edgar Haynes
John MacAulay
Jerome Coe
Leslie Dills
Wesley Reichert
Tabourer
Whittier Greig
Lynn Rhodes
George Huettner
Elmert Falrabaks
Valley Hardware Company
Walter Weber
Cascade Lumber Tools Feature John McCulay Pulley Slide
Cascade Lumber showcases a John McCulay invention titled Slide for Life Pulley. The brief note highlights the device as a safety tool for workers, emphasizing practical use and potential adoption in job sites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cascade Lumber Company
John McCulay
Yakima Hardware Wins Cup for Best Display
The Yakima Hardware company received the silver cup for the best and most artistic display in the machinery building. The award was decided yesterday by H. C. Sampson, Spokane Apple Show general manager, who visited the grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yakima Hardware
Yakima Hardware Company
H. C. Sampson
Spokane
Embroidery and dairy awards highlighted at Woman's building display
The Woman's building showcased a large needlework display titled Juvenile with broad praise. Awards in embroidery cover hemstitching to crochet, while dairy judging names top creameries and cheeses from Yakima Toppenish Tillamook region, with multiple first and second prizes listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ae Mills
Bessie Campbell
Bertha Johnson
Margaret Clark
Ae, McMurtry
Martha Dougass
Myrtle Bissell
Louise McMurty
Edith McMurray
Elva Clark
Electa Lawsh
Hardanger
Cassie McGee
Cold Creek
Lidia Doell
Pearl Wintermantle
May McMurray
Mildred Wiggins
Julia Dodds
Heren Dean
Eeleca Lawsha
Georgia Krumberger
Martha Johnson
Trene Farheart
Esther Walstrom
Pearl Thompson
Ivadell Tuesley
Edna Collings
Richards & Bayne
Louise McMurry
Eagle Gorge
R. R. Peden
Cowlitz Valley Creamery
Yakima Creamery
A. J. Schmeltzer
Tillamook
Hugh Barber
Adrian Tinner
New Attractions Make Big Hit at State Fair
The State fair closed Saturday as its most successful meeting in history praising range and variety of exhibits and new features. The children's industrial department drew wide praise and is likely to become a permanent addition. Dismantling began in late afternoon with exhibits packed in most buildings though the horticultural display remained largely intact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Atlanta
Beautiful National Cemetery
Marietta
70Th Regiment
Indiana Volunteers
Rachel
Agriculture fair display highlights diverse exhibits and dairy honors
The fair shows a large child oriented exhibit with 346 entries by 100 exhibitors in the children’s departments and strong showings in educational and horticultural areas. Dairy awards crown J. P. and W. H. B. of Ahtanum with Edna Marie Jewel milk record. prizes include cups from the fair commission. An orchard exhibit by Paul Kruger demonstrates dynamite soil treatment improving apple production and rosettes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. P
WH. B
Ahtanum
O.W. R. & N. Company
Kloeber
The
Fair Commission
Edna Marie Jewel
Oakhurst Stoffet
America
Todd
Yakima Valley
E. W. Hahn
Jefferson
Oregon
W. J. Dames
McCoy
Paul Kruger
Kruger
Motor racing highlights at State fair meet
The State fair featured motor racing on Saturday with several notable events. Thurston on an Indian cycle won the 7 hp five mile race in 11 28, Alderson in a Cole auto took the 10 mile event, and a motor cycle vs automobile three mile race saw Thurston defeat Bear in a dramatic clash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. T. Harrah
Cole
Alderson
Thurston
Lesh
Schuck
Indian
Gumber
Merkle
McRae
Excelsior
Boar
Abbott-Detroit
Fullmer
Reading Standard
Abbott- Detroit
Rummelhoff
Speedwell
H. P
Lenzli
Jones
Bear
The Microbe Joke About a Teacher and Salary
A country school teacher cashes a monthly bank check and amid a bill exchange the teller worries about microbes. The teacher retorts that no microbe could live on her salary, prompting a light humor moment from Lippincott's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lippincott's
Dr Ross Physician Surgeon at Janetk Drug Office
Dr Ross is a physician and surgeon with an office over Janetk Drug Store at Chestnut and 8th streets. Office hours are 9 to 12 and 2 to 6. He serves as a member of the Pensios Board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DE. Ross
Janetk Drug Store
Cor
Chestnut
Pensios Board
Cosgrove G A R Ladies Organized At City Hall
The Cosgrove ladies of the Grand Army of the Republic, newly formed and already with twenty charter members, meet at I O O F hall. Officers include Mrs R W Allen as president and Mrs Henderson as secretary. The post grows with population and the Relief Corps reports 200 members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fair Grounds
Cc. H. Hoffman
Relief Corps
The
G A. R
Cosgrove Ladies of the
Hoffman
I. O. O. F. Hall
R. W. Allen
Bridgman
Webb
Henderson
Clark
Haines
LaFollette
Post
Herald
W. L. LaFollette
Yakima
Grand Army
Grand Army of the Republic
Fort Sumter
Tragic Salt Lake City Accident Claims Three Men
Sept 288 report from Salt Lake City says a quick turn by a police car driver near the Denver Rio Grande yards killed Findley Martin traveling from Sioux City to California, and injured James H. Scanlan Jr while Robert Johnson, nine, was cut in two by a car. Scanlan is described as precarious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake City
Denver & Rio Grande
Robert Johnson
Findley Martin
Sioux City
Iowa
California
James H. Scanlan, Jr
Roxbury
Mass
Martin
Scanlan
Not Against K. of P, Utica Judge Rules on Assessments
In Utica New York on September 28 Judge Ray of the U S District Court has not ruled on the supreme lodge of the Knights of Pythias right to raise assessments for an insured member. He ruled only on the competency of certain evidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. of P
Utica
New York
Ray
United States District Court
Supreme Lodge of the Knights of Pythias
Society
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lower Naghes
MOXEE
Vera Webster
Elsie McCracken
Ruth Reese
Louise Waldby
Freda Geizel
Rosetta Gobalet
Hazel Bradbury
Kiplar Johnson
Emporium Company
Barnes-Woodin Company
Mattie Spear
F. A. Wiggins
Harriett E. Caughran
Tacoma
E. C. Branch
Juvenile
Moxee Selah
Broadway
Zillah Mabton
Acceses Reseree
Gome
Cosgrove Ladies
la Follette
Lincoln
Douglas
Grant
Sherman
Mead
Sheridan
Johnson
Lee
Stonewall Jackson
Bears
Castoria
New York City
the Centaur Company
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