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25 Sep 1912
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Yakima Herald in Yakima, Washington
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Newspaper
Yakima Herald
Location
Yakima, Washington, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1912
Page
1
Yakima Valley Apple Growers Unite to Control Marketing
Ranchers of the Yakima valley push for organized marketing and distribution of orchard crops. They plan to build their own canning and evaporating plants to reduce waste and avoid reliance on outside buyers, aiming for a stable, profit‑oriented industry managed by growers themselves rather than competing against neighbors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yakima Valley
Commercial Club
Alex Miller
F. O
Bryan Attacks Roosevelt In California Swing
William Jennings Bryan, en route to Sacramento for the state fair, attacks Roosevelt on monopoly and trusts. He says Roosevelt would regulate trusts and accuses Democrats of preexisting positions, mocking the idea of stolen planks and urging issue alignment. He spoke at multiple events in Los Angeles before departure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
William Jennings Bryan
Roosevelt
Wilson
Sacramento
Bryan
Rosevelt
Week of Masons and Shriners to culminate in Yakima temple dedication
Yakima lodge No. 24 F and A M will dedicate its seven story Masonic temple on Yakima avenue Friday with 400 to 500 participants expected. Shriners from Afifi temple plan Thursday initiation at the temple club rooms, with 200 members arriving from Tacoma. Grand Master Frank N. McCandless will lead the dedication ceremony and a reception will follow with officers, committees, and a banquet for visiting Masons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yakima
A. M
Yakima Avenue
Afifi
Tacoma
Lodge
Shriners
Masonic Temple
Temple Band
Patrol
Frank N. McCandless
Fitzgerald Wins Marathon at Baseball Park
Jimmy Fitzgerald won the marathon held Sunday afternoon at the baseball park in a runaway race. He pressed Paul Westerlund early, then pulled away as Westerlund faded, finishing in 1 57 10 under rough track conditions and a cold wind. Victor Norman quit at the tenth mile due to stomach issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jimmy Fitzgerald
Baseball Park
Paul Westerlund
Fitzgerald
Victor Norman
Virginia youths fund trip through farm work at school
A group of Virginia boys and girls earned 13.78 dollars per pupil to cover a three day capital trip. They conducted garden plots at Driver Nor folk agricultural school under J B L De Jarnette. Dr P P Claxton praised real farming for funding the excursion and noted students profit from 25 to 100 dollars per patch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Virginia
an_ agricultural school
P. P. Claxton
United States Commissioner of Education
Second Congressional District Agricultural School
Driver
Norfolk
J. B. L. de Jarnette
Wilson Campaigns in Rain Through Pennsylvania Umbrella Parade
Governor Wilson rode through rain to Scranton and other towns, addressing thousands at umbrella parades. He criticized Republican unity and argued Democrats seek government return to the people, noting sixteen years of party program and voter doubt in Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
Wilson
Pennsylvania
Phillipsburg
Easton
Delaware
Watergap
Portland
Stroudsburg
Mr. Wilson
Republican Party
Democratic Party
Sells Many Hogs and Ducks From Yakima Ranch
Stanley Coffin notes he sold hogs worth nearly 2000 dollars from the Venus ranch fed on alfalfa with no special investment. He urges greater focus on Yakima stock potential. Coffin Brothers shipped a carload of young Lincoln ducks to Pendleton to be shown at the Pendleton fair this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley Coffin
H. H. Ward
Portland
Pacific Coast
Rocky Mountains
Yakima Valley
Venus Ranch
Yakima
Coffin Brothers
Lincoln
Pendleton
Unorganized Growers at Mercy of Dealers
The article notes a nationwide push by apple dealers to flood markets in 1912, lowering prices while producers hold fruit. State reports show a slight 1911-up trend but poorer quality. organized producer coalitions are urged to counter dealer pressure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Horticultural Society
Affectionate Indian Charged With Theft
William Cree a fifty year old Indian was arrested in Yakima City and jailed on a charge of stealing a horse and saddle on September 15. He claimed ownership of the saddle and refused to part with it until a court decides ownership. R. F. Estes accuses Cree of stealing both horse and saddle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Cree
James Dew
Cree
Yakima City
Dew
R. FB. Estes
Chester Nine Executed for Wife’s Murder in Electric Chair
Chester Nine was executed at the State prison at 12 40 this morning for the murder of his wife four years ago. He had cut up her body and packed it in a trunk. The condemned man received the death penalty after being condemned earlier by the jury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Chester
Jordan
Talk of Yakima man for Supreme Court
Discussion in Yakima about appointing a local judge to the state Supreme Court bench amid vacancy after Judge Dunbar’s death. Preble is the name most mentioned. locals weigh regional representation versus existing balance, with irrigation country advocates pushing for a Yakima or Kittitas Valley candidate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Yakima
Supreme Court
Yakima
Kittitas
Dunbar
Superior Court
Preble
Golden pheasants take to Yakima valley freedom and breeding
In Yakima valley six pairs of golden pheasants released by Peter Bach of Fruitvale have bred and spread from Selah to Ahtanum. I H Dills says the birds propagate well, are quieter than Chinese pheasants, good game, non destructive, and beautiful. He urges restraint when legal hunting opens to protect the population.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yakima Valley
Peter Bach
Fruitvale
Selah
I. H. Dills
Thompson Sent to North Yakima to Cover Fair Stock Dept
R N Thompson of the Portland Oregonian travels to North Yakima to report the stock department coverage for his newspaper at the fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. N. Thompson
The
Portland Oregonian
North
Yakima
Massachusetts Primaries Set With Governor Contests
Massachusetts Republicans and Democrats hold a joint primary to pick nominees for November. Governor Foss faces Democratic District Attorney Pelletier, while Republicans nominate former Speaker Joseph Walker against E Benton. Also notes races at the fair with horse events and an electrical show. A Japanese aviator may be unable to fly due to aircraft damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts
Boston
Foss
Pelletier
Joseph Walker
E. Co. Benton
Death of Daniel Sinclair Veteran Yakima County Pioneer
Daniel Sinclair former Yakima county commissioner died at his North Yakima home aged 67 after years of illness. A Nova Scotia native and early settler, he logged, farmed, and held public office while helping develop the region. He is survived by his sister Mrs. Mary M. Bishop and brother John H. Sinclair, a Canadian diplomat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Sinclair
Yakima County
North Sixth Street
Yakima
Nova Scotia
Iowa
Seattle
Snohomish River
Nyerett
Naches
North Yakima
Sinclair
California
Annie M. Cameron
Mary M
John H. Sinclair
England
Presbyterian Church
Odd Fellows
Roosevelt Attacks Republican Leaders in Missouri Campaign
Governor Hadley of Missouri allegedly favors joining the progressive party per Colonel Roosevelt. Roosevelt toured Kansas into Missouri with speeches at Springfield and Joplin and critiqued the Republican National Committee for alienating voters. He denounced Taft supporters, linked them to theft and dishonesty, and mocked Chicago convention badges as yellow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joplin
Hadley
Missouri
Rosevelt
Roosevelt
Kansas
Springfield
Republican National Committee
Republican Party
Jimmy
Clark
Wilson
Jamar
Taft
Chicago
Apple packing contest and Dairy cattle judging day items
North Yakima Day and Seattle Day feature an apple packing contest at noon and dairy cattle judging starting today. A racing program begins at two o'clock with music by Crawford's Band.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Crawford
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