New York Sale Prospects For Toppenish Jonathans
W N White & Co reports first Washington Jonathans reached New York selling at 3.59 to 3.75 per box. White hopes 40 000 boxes from Dayton and 15 000 from Farmington with more from Granger and North Yakima. The firm expects Washington apples and pears to fetch strong prices as eastern crops are poor. A separate note mentions Buck Blum Len gfeldt and Dietz San Francisco forming a firm with a root treatment to combat blight.
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W. N. White & Co
New York City
Washington
New York
White
Europe
California
Trials Not Yet Set for List of Cases
A catalog of pending cases with no trial dates set, including Compin v Cook et al, Schul ler et al v Roderbeck et al, Cars ten Packing Co v H K Sinclair, Castor v Davidson, Hale v McAllister, Spaulding Manufacturing Co v H Morgan, and many others against individuals and entities such as North Yakima City, Northern Pacific, North Coast Railroad, and various executors and spouses.
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Compin
Cook
Schuller Et al
Roderbeck
Carstens Packing Co
H. K. Sinclair
Castor
Davidson
Hale
McAllister
Spaulding Manufacturing Co
H. Morgan
H. Seller Co
C. O’brien
Banning Et al
Mary Simpson
Mullins
Dean & Wood
Williams
Corey
City of
Northwest Mutual Fire Insurance Co
Galler
McMahon
Good- Man
Northey
Lichty
Paddeford
Skirving
Phillips
MacCrusman & Needhiam
George Weikel
North Coast Railroad
Pat Mullins
North Coast Raili
North Coast
D. G. Goodman
Berg
Willer
Look
Linbarger
W. K. Thompson
H. Faubian
Newell & Sargent
C. Wannessey
Road
F. F. Line
Pear Blight Remedy Company Formed in San Francisco
A new venture named the Pear Blight Remedy Company has formed in San Francisco to manufacture and market a remedy for pear blight. The company, capitalized at 19000 dollars, lists its initial board of directors including F. M. and other local figures. The announcement notes the remedy is invented and used by Red M. Buck on his Bear Valley ranch.
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Vacaville
San Francisco
Red M. Buck
Bear Va
Grace Johnson Arrested In Immoral House Case In City
Grace Johnson alias Grace Smith, operator of The Exchange on South Front street, was taken into custody after a superior court action charged her with conducting an immoral house. She allegedly enticed a Danish niece from Wisconsin to come to the city and be kept in her establishment under threat, but the girl escaped in her nightclothes. Bail was posted and she was released Monday night.
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Superior Court
Grace Johnson
Grace Smith
the Exchange
South Front Street
Joe Metzger
Wisconsin
Smith
Mrs MacDonald To Head Homefinding In County
Mrs B E MacDonald arrives to lead the Homefinding and Industrial association work in Spokane and surrounding counties. She will base at 792 West Yakima Ave and oversee Pierce Kittitas Benton Franklin Klickitat and Yakima.
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B. E. MacDonald
Homefinding and Industrial Association of
Spokane
Not With Propriety Maid Fades From Society After Onion Diet
A Chicago Tribune verse notes a maid fond of variety who ate onions to satisfy a whim and then faded from view for a day or two, unable to enter society thereafter.
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Chicago Tribune
Prosser Banker Named Federal Commissioner
Guy H. Pearl of Prosser was appointed commissioner for Benton County by Judge Whitson of the federal court after L. E. Boardman resigned. Pearl, cashier of the Citizens Bank of Prosser, had come to serve as a juror but was excused from duty.
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Guy H. Pearl
Prosser
Bentonounty
Whitson
Federal Court
L. E. Boardman
Pearl
Citizen’s Bank of
Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea Promises Clear Complexion
A 19th century tonic claims blotches and pimples result from an acid stomach and advertises Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea as a simple remedy. Sold at Case's Drug Store for 35 cents in tea or tablet form.
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Hollister’s
Rocky Mountain Tea
Case's Drug Store
Advertised Letters at North Yakima Post Office
Uncalled letters at the North Yakima post office as of close of business October 14 include Abraham, Enoch Allen, Miss Mary Amians, Arthur Austin, Alex Bousch, Miss Brittian, Mollie.
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North Yakima
Gingerbread Recipe From October Woman's Home Companion
A kitchen note from the Cooking Department presents a gingerbread recipe including butter water molasses flour soda salt and ginger plus optional cinnamon and cloves. The directions call for beating mixing turning into a buttered pan and baking thirty minutes in a moderate oven.
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The
October Woman's Home Companion
Tomato relish recipe from old Herald ad
One dozen ripe tomatoes peeled four onions peeled large green peppers chopped and boiled in cider vinegar to prevent burning. Add spices including salt cinnamon allspice cloves cayenne ginger and cloves. Boil ten minutes longer and seal jars while hot. Herald want ad note.
Chili Sauce Recipe Note Amid Fragrant Spices
A fragment describes pungent spices to be tasted gradually until the desired pungency is reached to yield one quart of chili sauce. The passage reads as a cooking note emphasizing flavor development and precise measurement.
Rice Pudding From Pantry Instructions
A home recipe describes swelling half cup rice in a cup and a half water on the stove, draining, then adding one pint milk and cooking to a jelly. It directs beating the yolks of two eggs with five tablespoons sugar, mixing into the rice with one cup raisins vanilla and salt, then folding in beaten whites with two tablespoons sugar and browning in the oven.
Baken Cabbage And Cookies From Old Recipe Hints
A recipe fragment describes soaking cabbage in cold water for an hour then boiling ten minutes. It instructs baking with butter flour milk salt and bread crumbs for an hour. It also gives a frosting style mix and a chili dough instruction with chilling tips for cookies.
Frat Apple Lemon Pie Instructions
A recipe describes chopping one large apple and lemon pulp, adding one egg and one cup sugar with one tablespoon of butter. Bake in two crusts for about an hour. Grate lemon zest without the bitter white rind.
Corn Cob Cream Sauce From The Twentieth Century Club
Split the kernels and scrape from the cobs boil the cobs in water to cover for ten minutes. Drain. Boil one quart of this water then add one pint of cream or milk with one tablespoon flour and one tablespoon butter. Salt and pepper. When this boils add corn and boil fifteen minutes.
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Twentieth Century Club
Sour Cream Pie Recipe With Raisins and Meringue
A recipe outlines a sour cream pie filling with two egg yolks three fourths cup chopped raisins three fourths cup sugar one cup sour cream half teaspoon cinnamon and half teaspoon cloves Baked in a single crust with reserved egg whites made into a meringue.
Homemade furniture cleaner recipe from turpentine mix
A simple cleaner blends equal parts turpentine boiled linseed oil and vinegar. Shake well before use. Rub furniture with a damp cloth then finish with a dry cloth to achieve surprising results.
Graham Bread Recipe Notes for Graham Flour Bread
To one pint of buttermilk or sour milk add one teaspoon of soda one half cup of sugar one cup of flour one half cup cornmeal two cups of graham flour one half cup molasses and one teaspoon of salt Bake one and one half hours.
Pepper Hash Pickle Recipe from Good Housekeeping
Combine six green peppers, six red peppers, six onions and a small cabbage. Remove seeds, chop, and mix with boiling water. Squeeze dry, boil one quart vinegar with one cup sugar and two tablespoons salt. Stir, boil, cool, and seal in bottles.
Chocolate Cream Dessert Recipe Steps
A historical dessert method outlines a chocolate cream recipe. It instructs mixing corn starch sugar salt and milk, cooking until thickened, melting unsweetened chocolate, combining, folding in stiff egg whites and vanilla, chilling in a loaf mold, and serving with custard sauce made from yolks and cream.
Life in New Zealand by an English traveler
An English traveler details Auckland region life, noting mild winters, abundant grass, and no hay needed. He praises cooperative butter production, central creameries, and government land sales via ballots, contrasting with English bidding. He visits Otorohanga and Rotorua, observing land, hotels, and a rabbit hunter with dogs along the way.
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New Zealand
Auckland
Canada
England
Australia
Hamilton
Waikato
Otorohanga
MacNair
Toppenish Receives New 60 Gallon Fire Engine
Toppenish city council awaiting completion of the proposed city hall the new 60 gallon chemical fire engine arrived Thursday and will be housed in the Gilbert block temporarily. The First National Bank of Toppenish shows strong progress with deposits rising from 58000 in 1905 to 180000 in 1907. One hay firm paid out over 50000 in 99 days and a shipping firm moved 93300 in fruit during September with 37000 in August and 16000 in July.
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Toppenish
Gilbert
First National Bank of
Pineules Promote Relief for Backaches in Pine Forests
Inhabitants of Otorohanga enjoy claim of zero kidney disease no evidence. One nightly dose relieves backache with a 30 day treatment priced at $1.00. Money refunded if not satisfied. Sold at Camp's West Side, Maori customers largely target.
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Otorohanga
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Toppenish Jonathans Land
W. N. White
Alias Smith
King, Martin
Lemon Pie
Graham Bread
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