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Newspaper

Yakima Herald

Location

Yakima, Washington, United States of America

Date

Sep 26, 1906

Page

7

Pear Blight Causes and Remedies by Paul G Kruger

Paul Kruger discusses pear blight and canker forms, noting varying resistance among varieties. He details field observations from 1906, bacterial evidence, and practical control steps including removing diseased tissue, applying corrosive sublimate or copper sulfate, and repainting wounds. He aims for an orchard kept clean from blight without tree removal.

Olsal Wolf River Tallman Sweets Winesap Grimes Golden Jonathan Ben Davis Baldwin Stark Kieffer Paul G Kruger

Seedless Apples Questioned By Horticulturist Powell

George T Powell notes seedless apples lack merit and pose pest risks due to deep blossom-end openings that shelter San Jose scale. He warns against planting this class despite any other qualities and critiques inflated tree prices. In Tampico a bear encounter ends with a hunter’s five shots to deter the animal.

George T. Powell San Jose United States

Teachers of City Are Entertained at City Reception

Saturday night Mayor Walter J. Reed hosted a reception for North Yakima teachers and school directors at his home. Guests included County Supt. Jacob Jacobson and Dr. A. H. Henry, with music by Miss Emily Spanlenka and remarks urging stronger home school ties.

Walter J. Reed Yakima Schols Reed Home J. D. Klemmer R. K. Nichols Reed Theo. Steiner Jacob Jacobson Ralph K. Nichols A. H. Henry F. L. Hayden Jas. Bever Jas. _Bever

Thugs Attack Local Businessman Jason Carpenter

Jason Carpenter, a well known city businessman, was attacked while returning home on C street between First and Second. Two suspects followed him, one dragged him to the sidewalk and the other kicked him in the face, then fled after checking his pockets. Officers detained two men, Frank Davenport and J McGill, later identified by a witness and held in connection with the assault.

Jason Carpenter C Street Mr. Carpenter Peg’’ Martin Niles Herald North 4Th Street Starrett Buckley Martin Frank Davenport J. McGill Seattle

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Paul Kruger Tampico Jas. Wright Eglin Place Debre Vehicles Allrighe North Yakima Foley Bright Geo. Ewing Smith’s Grove P. Arnold Arnold Tcu Rye North Yakima Drug Co A. D. Sloan, Prop Mayor Reed Rob Virgil Sires
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