Tide Holds Ground as Hop Market Stays Steady
Conserva tive hop traders say prices have not fallen since early summer, resisting bears’ efforts to force a stampede. Washington growers sold down, while Oregon and California growers held firm, awaiting better bids as crop conditions worsen nationwide. New York reports higher vm in hops.
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Washington
Oregon
California
United States
New York State
New York
Oregonian
Lewis and Clark Fair and Pacific States Cooperation
The Lewis and Clark Centennial Exposition strengthens Pacific coast unity and advances a cooperative public-works campaign through a central association of state and local chambers. It aims to unite merchants and citizens across California through Oregon Washington Idaho Utah Nevada and Arizona for regional development and publicity. Judge dialogue and stray notices provide a glimpse of contemporary local life and humor.
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California
Chambers of Commerce
Pacific States
Oregon Development League
Oregon
Washington
Idaho
Utah
Nevada
Territory of
Arizona
Pacific Coast
Central Organization
Congress
A Little Orphan and a Wayward Chicken
In a humorous domestic vignette a boy Willie wanders into his father's study with a forlorn chicken. The father orders him to return it to its mother or father, while Willie replies in a stubborn repeat, insisting the bird is merely an old lamp. The exchange highlights playful parental authority and child logic.
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Willie
A Whopper of an Apple Displayed by Morgan
R S Morgan a commission merchant and apple grower exhibited at his commission house last Monday a Wolf River apple weighing one and three quarters pounds and measuring fourteen inches around with a height of four and a quarter inches. The fruit was richly colored and sound. Morgan noted several more apples nearly as large growing on the same tree and the fruit attracted attention at the Portland exposition sent by J M Brown.
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R.S. Morgan
Wolf River
Portland Exposition
J. M. Brown
Tigers and Yakima Clash Sparks Taunts in Prosser
The Tacoma Tigers square off with the North Yakima club amid taunting claims of superiority. Prosser Record notes visitors are invited to see how the locals play and win.
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Tacoma Tigers
North Yakima
James Kinney Again Fences Road Sparking County Clash
The Record reports James Kinney, known for fencing the Horse Heaven road in Yakima County and forcing court action to open it, plans to oppose Benton County. He allegedly fenced the road again, forcing travelers to open gates. Kinney is described as vigorous in action, having previously torn up rails and dumped ties into a river after disputes over the Northern Pacific crossing his land.
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James Kinney
Yakima County
Horse Heaven
Benton County
Kinney
N. P
Merwin Enforces Fish Laws On Yakima Tour
County game warden J E Merwin returned from a Saturday inspection of the lower Yakima reporting very bad conditions for fish law violations. He found hundreds of deal salmon weighing from 15 to 40 pounds below the dam of the Northern Pacific Irrigation company above Kennewick.
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Merwin
J. E. Merwin
Yakima
Prosser
Northern Pacific Irrigation Company
Kennewick
Fishways urged after dam escape and law enforcement
Merwin notified M P Martin to install a fish ladder at the dam and warned to enforce the law after finding many fish trapped and speared salmon slaughtered. He also orders removal of crosswise traps and warns violators of prosecution while notifying officials to act.
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M. P. Martin
Tacoma
Benson
Prosser
Merwin
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