Irrigation conference backs code plan amid varying views
Governors Mead and Ross lead a Yakima meeting with engineers and irrigators to discuss Morris Bien’s proposed irrigation code. Delegates push for a simple, effective law to regulate water rights and support relief measures for Washington’s irrigated regions. A seven member committee to draft the code is to be appointed.
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Mead
Ross
Mwewell
Yakima
D. C. Henry
Reclamation Service
Morris Bien
Yakima County
North Yakima
Washington
Bien
Fraser
Commercial Club
Newell
Morris Brent
H. F. Blandford
Walla Walla
Blen
Lee A. Johnson
H. B. Scudder
Ife
Scudder
Richard Strobach
Legh R. Freeman
Ind. C. Burlingame
Ek. F. Benson
Prosser
R. K. Nichols
Yakima Valley
Jack Splawn
Ne McClain
Spokane
Joseph Jacobs
Akima
Bryan
Pullman College
Zalnst
Walter J. Reed
W. O. Redman
Redtian
R. K. Nishol
A. J. Splawn
W. H. Redman
Major Medill
Commission
Yakima Commercial Club
Splawn
Smith
Blandford
City of
Birthday Party for Georgia Siegel at 205 South 38th
A 2 to 5 party hosted by Mrs Geo F Siegel celebrates Georgia Siegel's birthday at 205 South 38th Street. Guests include Gracie Johnson Florence Brand Dorothy Stacey Alexander Corbett Tina Stroback Florence Weld Elizabeth Banks and more as gifts are given and refreshments served.
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Geo. F. Siegel
South 38Rd Street
Georgia
Siegel
An Ounce of Prevention Worth a Pound of Cure
A short health notice promotes Ballard's Horehound Syrup to cure coughs seen as the foundation of consumption. Mrs S of Great Falls Montana testifies the syrup keeps her family free from coughs. Sold by Colton Fry Drug Co.
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Ballard
Great Falls
Montana
Colton-Fry Drug Co
Plage Teachers for Next Year Plan and Schedule
Principal James Bever and a team of Plage educators met new superintendent Prof. D C Reed to set next year assignments and a departmental plan. They proposed a school calendar with specific hours for High School and grades and announced study circles on English teaching and school sanitation. A full calendar includes eighth grade exams, principals and teachers meetings, and a mayoral reception for teachers. The document lists staff for Lincoln Central Columbia Capitol Hill Leamingsburg Barge Summit View M E Church and Fairview buildings with assigned principals and assistants.
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James Bever
Lulu Meeds
Anna Koontz
Grace Shannon
Minnie Larson
Oliva Hawks
Asa Schwartz
D. C. Reed
Reed
Chubb
Walter J. Reed
Lincoln Building
F. W. Rhoades
Melissa E. Hill
Bertha Kilgour
Mabel C. Smith
Lyman Edwards
Henrietta Krause
G. F. Henry
Ethel Burns
Mary Erwin
Central
Carrie Young
Lucille James
Nellie Rogers
Miss McKinney
Eulalia Burr
Miss Patterson
Charlotte Lum
Ethelyn Young
Rena Blood
Columbia
Rose Adams
Laura Williams
Clara Felsted
Sadie McMutrie
Alle Miller
Rosa Drake
Elizabeth Mackenzie
Julia Reible
Bertie McMutrie
Agnes Hinman
Capitol Hill
Mina Mattison
Rena _ Blood
Leamingsburg
Myrtle Caravan
Barge Building
O. A. Hawkes
Sarah Forman
Nellie Rose
Effie Jones
Miss Bowman
Pearl Hinman
Mrs. Bond
Miss Prince
Miss Grady
Edith Kinsman
Summit View
Edith Hill
Jennie Sherwood
Bessie Aumiller
Amelia Reible
M. E. Church
Minnie Larsen
Miss Beers
Kate Hitz
Fairview
J. L. Willett
Berry
Bound Over to Superior Court in Indian Horse Case
Fred Reed was bound over to the superior court after a preliminary hearing on charges of stealing a horse from the I. X. L. feed yard. Witnesses testified Reed sold the horse to A. W. Campbell while the owner, James Puget, identified the animal. Reed claimed no recollection of the affair while witnesses stood by their stories. bonds set with Reed at $500 and others at $100.
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Fred Reed
G. B. Edwards
James Puget
IL X. L
L. L
Reed
Edwards
A. W. Campbell
Venus
Fall Planting Tips For Peonies Strawberries And More
Practical gardening advice from Paul G. Kruger on planting peonies now for best blooms, setting strawberries early with rich soil and compost, and placing asparagus roots before freezing weather. Notes on weed and cutworm control via early fall plowing, plus allowing chickens to follow the plow to reduce orchard pests.
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Paul G. Kruger
Yakima Day Proclaimed for State Fair in 1906
The State Fair Commission designates Friday September 21 1906 as Yakima Day in North Yakima The mayor Walter J Reed requests closing all places of business and suspending labor from noon to observe appreciation of the commission’s efforts for the 1906 fair Sept 19 1906.
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North Yakima
Washington
State Fair Commission
Yakima
State Pair Commission
Walter J. Reed
Abstract Company Incorporated Forms at County Office
Articles of incorporation filed with the county auditor by Washington Abstract Company. The new entity is formed by local residents Jas Green, John D. Cornett, Oriia Clark, Frank Young and R. [name incomplete].
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Winsor, Jr
Washington Abstract Company
Incorporation
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