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Newspaper
Yakima Herald
Location
Yakima, Washington, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1906
Page
5
Public notice page from the Yakima Herald dated September 12 1906 lists publication details North Yakima Washington with weekly edition information and advertising rates on request. Subscription terms show one year six months and three months options.
The conference authorized Chairman Fraser to name a seven member committee to draft an irrigation code. The panel will include three attorneys, three practical irrigators, and one engineer. Governor Mead and Commissioner Ross attended to lend support as the state aims for an enduring irrigation law benefiting all regions.
The state board of health warns typhoid fever remains preventable but widespread in the state. Waterborne germs contaminate wells via surface drainage and dirty dairies. Protect family water sources, boil water, and rely on heat to destroy germs while following established disinfection practices.
The article argues that waves of Jewish massacres in Russia require international action and proposes resettlement abroad. It suggests bonds to finance emigration and lists potential destinations including Central America, western Texas, parts of Mexico, southern Brazil, and Argentina, urging Anglo and American Jewish support.
The national meat inspection law takes effect October 1. Packer firms must submit statements to the agriculture department, which will decide on inspection or exemption. Representatives sought an extension, but Secretary Wilson said no extension. firms must label goods to ship interstate.
Press reports describe a pumpkin that grew to 1909 pounds after daily milk feeding. A 96 pound squash in a store window reflects valley irrigation and favorable growing conditions. Visitors will see oversized fruits and vegetables at the fair and around town, emblematic of Yakima valley production.
Welcome message to the Tacoma Boosters praising their jovial nature while cautioning that North Yakima will not yield to them. The note hopes they take home pleasant recollections from the visit and hints at past booster activity lacking restraint.
A reflective line notes that forcing excess details into memory undermines its strength and erodes the ability to direct its use. The quote emphasizes the danger of overloading the mind with unwanted recollections.
Samuel Fortier argues irrigation water is squandered. He estimates U S irrigation uses 5 million miners inches yearly with cost up to 150 dollars per inch. He cites Montana and Southern California data and offers methods to raise water duty and reduce losses.
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