Fruit Growers Urged to Cooperate in Pest Fight
State Commissioner of Horticulture Huntley met with Walla Walla fruit growers to push concerted action against codling moth and San Jose scale. He praised plans for the upcoming State Horticultural Society meeting in January and urged formation of a strong local society to unite producers across Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntley
Walla Walla
State Horticultural Society
Evening Statesman of
Washington
San Jose
Mr. Huntley
Walla Walla Valley
Boxer Jack Curley to Meet Tom Davis of England
The Yakima boxing scene heats up as Jack Curley from this city signs to boxed England’s Tom Davis at the Yakima theater on November 1. Davis, renowned worldwide, faces a sturdy challenge from Curley, regarded as a top fighter who will not quit. Curley-Davis promises a high order bout with strong anticipation from local sports fans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Curley
Tom Davis
England
Curley
Yakima Theater
North Yakima visitation and regional stops noted
The passage records frequent visits and returns involving North Yakima figures such as Mrs Byron, Elmer Bernard, Miss Eloise Ritenour, Claude A. Kenyon, Miles Cannon of the St. Paul and Tacoma Lumber Co., and others. It notes burials, weddings postponed, and local business trips to Toppenish, Selah, Ellensburg, and Roslyn, along with brief mentions of legal and professional visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude A. Kenyon
North Yakima
F. O. Gibbons
Miles Cannon
St. Paul
S. J. Williams
Iowa
Jennie Lambert
Ritzville
D. L. Crowder
Sloan
T. L. Gamble
George Donald forces increase effort on Yakima Valley railroad
George Donald factions intensify work between North Yakima and Natchez Gap with three new grading outfits and an estimated 300 men. Strahorne rivals push land options and options purchases while Donald claims unobstructed right of way to Natchez mouth. A railroad war appears likely as winter approaches and operations may pause and resume next spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yakima
Strahorne
Donald
Tietan
Natchez
George Aumiller
Dick Ball
Dingle
Rowe Ranch
Kershaw Place
Illinois Central Maintains Excellent Service Across Regions
The Illinois Central advertises strong service from the Midwest to the West and South with connections to Chicago Louisville Memphis and New Orleans. It invites prospective travelers to contact agents B H Trumbull J C Lindsay and Colman Building Seattle for lowest rates and best routes. Also includes brief humor items and local notices mentioning Meat and powder mill mentioning explosions and other light items from Brooklyn Life and Philadelphia Press.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illinoi Central
Dwest
Chicago
Louisville
Memphis
New Orleans
Far East
B. H. S Trumbull
Third St
Portland
Ore
J. C. Lindsay
Paul B. Thompson
Colman
Seattle
Wash
Illinois Central
B. H. Trumbull
Trav
Coman Building
Also Mentioned on This Page
THE
Yakima Herald
Commissioner of Horticulture
Fruit Growers Union of
Nevada
Cleveland
Globe Store
Corist and
Mall
North Yakima, Wash
Ben’s
Hollister
Shearer & Co
Toppenish
A. C. McCracken
Zillah
Rocky Mountain
Penish
A. W. McCracken
Pearson's Magazine
H. H. Schott Millinery Department
Maud Miller
Foley
North Yakima Drug Store
A. D. Sloan
Minerva Smith
Danville, Ill
Vanaha
D. S. Sprinkle
H. D. Perry
Mabton
Chronicle
N. H. Lillie
M. G. Hutchinson
Cora Green
Harry Driscoll
McCaustland
Vestal Snyder
Ellensburg
George Sloan
Coffin
Hall
South Selah Avenue
A. Schindeler
Yakima Av
C. A. Prouty
Ontario Veterinary College
McPherson Veterinary Dental College
Ontario Veterinary Medical Association
Comford Stables
Geo. Donald
Quibble
Brooklyn
Zilah
Jeffreys
Esther
Philadelphia Press
Jackson
Yakima Avenue
Dudley Shoe Co
Yakima Lumber
Cascade Lumber Co
Finest
Avenur
Diamond Dioco
Little Bunny
Frank X. Nagler
Grocers and Queensware Dealers
North Yakima Business College
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