Toth Annual State Fair Recap of Poultry Winners and Races
The report lists multiple poultry champions from F R Henry Selah to Fred A Johnson Tacoma including Rose Comb Brown Leghorn and Single Comb Buff Leghorn with winners from Tacoma Spokane Kennewick and Walla Walla. It also details motorcycle and car races closing the fair with winners and times from Lemore California to Everett Washington and Stoner's Barny Oldfield comparison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. R
Henry, Selah
Fred A. Johnson & Son
Tacoma
Wm. J. Moore
Spokane
Miller Bros
Fern Hill
Bleck Leghorn
Jos
A. Garrinson
Ancona
Romsey Bros
Kennewick
G. G. Schneller
Walla Walla
Jamison & Son
Bellingham
John A. Harteke
Port Townsend
Hamburg
Rose Moore
Rosemawr Poultry Farms
Oregon City
Ore
Claud Kinyon
Feliss Brannin
Rosemawr Poultry Farm
Houdans
J. D. Green
Favorolles—Hoag Poultry Yards
Albany
Grant Angels
Vashon
Wash
Miss Wherry
Wapato
T. D. Whitmay
I. J. Oder
E. G. Townsend
Burton
Golden Seabright
Rose & Son
Fred Rouse
Salem
Melrose & Son
H. J. Shepard
eMlrose & Son
Melrose
Son
Lizzie Colings
Drake
E. G. Vashus
Kent
Wm. J. Duffy
Outlook
Harry W. Sprague
D. A. Gillette
Wm. J. Duuffy
H. M. McInturff
Lemore
Calif
R. J. Brown
Wiley City
W. A. Coe
North Yakima
Brown
Speedwell
Kincaid
Warren
Stoner
Oakland
Abbott
Reo
Pease
W. G. Stoner
Livestock Exhibitors Shine at Oregon Fair Sheep and Hog Show
The livestock exhibition drew wide praise for size and quality with多 exhibitors and breeds listed. Notable entries include H. Stanley Coffin Lincolns, J G S Hubbard Southdowns, Barrows & Davenport Berkshires, and Advance Wonder boar named grand champion, undefeated this year at state and regional fairs, to be shown at Spokane Inter-State.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Stanley Coffin
Lincoln
William Riddell & Sons
Monmouth
Ore
J. G. S. Hubbard & Sons
Corvallis
Southdowns
W. S. Woodcock
Tanbarger-Kelso & Taylor Co
Moxee
Poland
China
W.O. Dames
McCoy
Hampshires
J. M. Fruitts
Joseph
W. R. White
Sunnnyside
Duroe
Jersey
Oregon
Beekeeping Lectures and Dairy Praise Highlight Yakima Fair Visit
W T McDonald and Frank G Dell traveled from Washington and Nebraska for stock judging and bee lectures. Warren B Thurston of San Francisco praised Yakima dairying while F P Schwengel joined dairy judging. Accidents were light with rider B Evans spraining a hand. Grandview breeder J B Early showcased Jersey cattle. P H Wagenburg led Moxee Valley horticulture display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. T. McDonald
Pullman
State Agricultural College and Experiment Station
Frank G. Dell
Omaha
Seattle
Spokane
Lewistown
Idaho
Yakima
South
Warren B. Thurston
San Francisco
Dairy Division
Bureau of Animal Industry
U. S. Department of Agriculture
F. P. Schwengel
University of Wisconsin
Thursday
B. Evans
J. B. Early
Grandview
Jersey
Gertie
P. H. Wagenburg
Moxee Valley
Women excel as cooks more than piano players says study
A comment notes that women face abuse yet many shine in cooking rather than piano performance, highlighting gender expectations and skill areas.
Tillman to contest Senate seat again despite illness
Washington Sept 30 Senator Tillman of South Carolina surprised friends by announcing plans to resume his duties in Washington and contest the senatorship again after a sudden summer illness that nearly endangered his life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Tillman
South Carolina
Donald Loses Railway Move Over Yakima Bridge Crossing
The Washington public service commission ruled after a Parker hearing that Donald must install an interlocking device to cross O W R and N tracks at Parker if he uses the Harriman crossing route. Negotiations over bridge use and eastward routing continue amid railway politics and safety requirements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Donald
Parker
Donald
Harriman
Northern Pacific
Union Gap
Public Service Commission
Yakima
N. P
Parker Country
Strahorn
State Commission
Fire starter bundle offer at Herald office
Old papers at the Herald office advertised as a convenient fire starter with bundles priced at 10 cents each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herald Office
Saloon owners ordered moved as city plans budget levy
City commissioners spent Saturday reviewing the old budget schedule and prepared for a 21 mill levy on Monday. They will relocate saloons on Front street within six months, approve a motor conversion for the western fire station, and occupy seven rooms in the Masonic Temple for city offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Commission
Old City Council
Fire and Health
West End
Masonic Temple
Splawn
Health Department
Pleasant Avenue
Ernest Lund
Madden
Peleckert
Hank Noll
Front
Yakima
Rambouillet Sheep Arrive in North Yakima for Inspection
Lester Coffin of Coffin Bros. ships 2500 Ram bouillet ewes to North Yakima including 1500 two year olds and 1000 yearlings. Wool men to inspect them on pasture, Ram bouillet wool averages 14 pounds per animal. Crossing with Lincolns could yield a versatile market lamb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester Coffin
Yakima
Coffin Bros
Missing Manager Prompt Fails to Impress at Show
A leading lady in a temper tantrum argues with the press agent as the manager defends the performance. The quarrel centers on nine bouquets versus a promised ten in a Cleveland Leader report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott
Cleveland Leader
Northern Pacific plans boxed apples exhibit in New York contest
E F Benson of Prosser outlines a $500 gold prize and 24 box lot competition for packed apples shipped east by the Northern Pacific. He aims to secure ample fruit, recruit Frank Kinsey as lead packer, and promote box packaging to reach car load rates and favorable pricing in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Northern Pacific Railway
E. F. Benson
Prosser
North Yakima
Benson
Ellensburg
Mrs. Loomis
Dr. Kloeber
Fred Thompson
Henry Bros
H. M. Gilbert
Toppenish
Frank Williams
M. E. Olsen
J. H. Estes
M. A. Sanding
U. CC
C. W. Holland
C. H. Pearl
Elmer Jones
Walla Walla
L. G. Seaton
J. W. Jones
Spokane
L. McLean
Otis Orchards
Bitter Root Valley
James B. Ransom
Osig. Davenport
Ben Kress
L. A. Curtis
Frank Kinsey
Northwest
Richey & Gilbert Company
Kinsey
Mr. Kinsey
State Statistics on Horticulture Seven Counties Grow Big Apple Crop
Spokane Washington September 27 seven eastern Washington counties report 6 930389 apple 1 251785 peach 743963 pear 207018 cherry 182931 prune and plum 94878 apricot trees. Crop could reach 75 000 000 boxes surpassing US 1910 apple output. County figures by F A Huntley include Yakima Spokane Chelan Okanogan Whitman Asotin Douglas Walla Walla Stevens Benton not yet complete. Acreage totals and orchard values noted with large commercial plantings and a Stevens county project of 1 250 000 trees on 18 900 acres.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spokane
Wash
Washington
F. A. Huntley
United States
Yakima County
Spokane County
Chelan County
Okanogan County
Whitman County
Asotin
Douglas County
Walla Walla
Stevens
Benton
Stevens County
Huntley
North West apple exhibitors plan for New York fair prizes
Local growers Kinsey and partner announce a campaign to exhibit extra fine apples in New York. They offer to pay freight, credit the grower for prizes and advertise locality, hoping to counter claims western apples lack market appeal. They plan to bring a large apple shipment east for sale or distribution and to test November flavors with varieties like Jonathan and Grimes Golden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northwest
Kinsey
New York
Northern Pacific Railway
East
Jonathans
Grimes
Cardus Suggested By Mrs Bradley For Nervous Indigestion
A letter from Hines Alabama quotes Mrs Kula Mae Bradley saying Cardus cured her nervous indigestion and fatigue after she could not eat without spitting up and felt constantly tired. The note claims Cardus strengthens the nervous system and the womanly constitution and urges others to try it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hines
Ala
Kula Mae Bradley
Carduli
Time changes to Moxee line timetable amended
North Yakima and Valley railway inserts new daily round trips between North Yakima and Selah with three daily departures from North Yakima and three from Moxee. Sunday schedule shifts to 9:30 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. return arrivals list prominent times. 10:15 a.m. service noted as freight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Yakima
Selah
North
Reminiscence and a Boy’s Forwards Gaze at Youth
A reflective line where a boy muses on remarkable things not happening around him. He proposes that these unoccurring events are what one should fondly recall in old age, signaling a sage view beyond his years from Puck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Puck
Express Service Extension for Naches and Moxee Valleys
The Northern Express company plans an extension of its express service into Naches and Moxee valleys within 60 days, pending interstate commerce filing. A public service commission hearing in Yakima discussed station needs, earnings thresholds, and a suggested $8 car switching charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northern Express Company
Naches
Moxee
Interstate Commerce Commission
Nache i
State Public Service Commission
Yakima Hotel
Natches
Northern Pacific
J.C. Lawrence
Jesse C. Jones
S. V. Carey
C. O. Calderhead
H. L. Gray
Hall
Smith
Dean's Kidney Pills Ad Promotes Cure Claim
An advertisement for Dean's Kidney Pills urges readers to treat kidney troubles promptly. It touts a proven remedy endorsed by thousands and features a testimonial from George F. Bullock of Prosser Washington. Sold by Foster-Milburn Co Buffalo NY with a 50 cent price and a nationwide agent note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean
George F. Bullock
Sharron Ave
Prosser
Wash
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Yakima Growth Noted by Congressman LaFollette
Congressman William LaFollette visited Yakima on Wednesday praising the city’s growth and alert citizens. He spoke about prosperity from nearby small farming tracts and noted bank clearances and post office receipts. He also discussed attending a keystone ceremony at the local temple and remarked on his beardless appearance since previous campaigns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yakima
William Labollette
Walla Walla
State Wall
LaFollette
Washington
Are You a Woman Cardui Ad in Baltimore
Mrs W H Ison of 1419 East Madison Street Baltimore writes of long womanly troubles and severe pain she attributes to Cardui. She says she lost weight and nearly died until trying Cardui and urges other women to ask their druggist for a bottle.
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Baltimore
W. H. Ison
East
Madison Street
Cardui
Mra. Ison
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Toth
Barney Oldfield
Everett
Hecht
Hecht & Schneider
Harrah
Winton
Kiger
Tome
Hudson
Reames
TOGA
Sar
Harriman Bridge
Commission
Front Street
American Humane Association
William ©. Stillman
Yakima Valley
North Yakima and Valley Railway
City
Herald
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