Relander as Newspaperman

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Relander worked for many years as a City Editor for the Yakima Herald-Republic, which was owned and operated by the Republic Publishing Company. He also worked for newspapers in California, before moving to Yakima.

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News release: Collection of local teletypes.
(UNPUBLISHED, 1961) Unknown
Collection of news releases sent by teletype, including one sent by Relander. Topics include the Yakima Indian Nation, fishery rights, Hanford, Hungry Horse Dam, The Dalles Dam, the 100th birthday of Chief Tommy Thompson, and more.
News release: Questions to the Board.
(UNPUBLISHED, 1955) Unknown
List of questions are education related. Some of the questions include, "What subjects do you plan to eliminate or to reduce," and "What is the relationship of John Snider to the board?" as well as, "Do you plan to continue cooperation with Dr. Von Pein and his Staff?" and others.
News release: Unknown sender, the story of the white man's treatment of the American Indian.
(UNKNOWN, 1955) Unknown
Of course, the white man had to get the Indian's land some way. In recent years he tried neglect, poverty, disease, poor education and economic stagnation. The Indian barely survived, but only because he is from hardy stock. So the white man's only recourse was to wash his hands of all responsibility for the Indian -- and then, having kept him uneducated and unable to cope with the ways of the outside world, get his lands at ridiculous prices."
News release: Travel writing (pt. 6).
(UNPUBLISHED, 1965) Nixon, Stuart
Collection of travel literature. A black and white photograph accompanies one of the news releases. See also RPB-109-01-001 through 005.
News release: Travel writing (pt. 5).
(UNPUBLISHED, 1965) Juckett, Eunice Telfer; Goodman, Jack
Collection of travel literature. Black and white photographs accompany two of the news releases. See also RPB-109-01-001 through 006.
News release: Travel writing (pt. 4).
(UNPUBLISHED, 1965) Snyder, Michael E.; Hensley, Bill F.; Constantino, Joseph A.
Collection of travel literature. A black and white photograph accompanies three of the news releases. See also RPB-109-01-001 through 006.
News release: Travel writing (pt. 3).
(UNPUBLISHED, 1965) Juckett, Eunice Telfer; Smith, John G.; Harmon, Charlotte
Collection of travel literature.A black and white photograph accompanies three of the news releases. See also RPB-109-01-001 through 006.
News release: Travel writing (pt. 2).
(UNPUBLISHED, 1965) File, Lucien A.; Heiman, Lee; Flynn, Stephen J.
Collection of travel literature. Black and white photographs accompany three of the news releases. See also RPB-109-01-001 through 006.
News release: Travel writing (pt. 1).
(UNPUBLISHED, 1964) Bradshaw, Henry; Bradshaw, Vera; Killam, Robert T.; Hughes, Bill; Hughes, Betty
Collection of travel literature. Black and white photographs accompany two of the news releases. See also RPB-109-01-002 through 006.
News release: Yakima Chamber of Commerce.
(UNPUBLISHED, 1944-02-04) Baer, Geo. C.
"Recognizing your interest in the production record of the Yakima Valley for 1943, you will be interested to know that the value of the production for that year totaled $84,337,714 establishing an all time record. The area comprises Yakima, Kittitas and Benton Counties and the estimate, much of which is from private sources, is considered conservative in every respect." Third sheet is missing. Fourth sheet has the annotation at bottom, "page 3 lifted."
News release: Young Americans for Freedom.
(UNPUBLISHED, 1967-10-07) Unknown
Headlines include, "50th anniversary of the Bolshevik Revolution," and "Citizen groups proclaim November seventh 'a day of mourning for the victims of Communism,'" and also, "The Youth Employment Act."
News release: Clark and Price.
(UNPUBLISHED, 1955) Unknown
"Turkey dressing won't lack for seasoning this Thanksgiving. Cecil Clark and his partner, E. C. Price, in the Yakima valley, Washington, are harvesting a crop of commercial sage to compare with the 1943 production, when they grossed $7,000 from a single acre. This year and last they planted 25 acres to sage on the Roza Division of the Yakima Reclamation project, producing in 1943, 94,000 pounds of their favorite seasoning. They irrigate, as shown in the picture, by means of check risers from an underground pipeline." Two black and white photographs are also included.
News release: Yale University Press.
(UNPUBLISHED, 1965-10-27) Unknown
"Insight into America's present problems may lie in a study of her past. According to Alvin M. Josephy, author of The Nez Perce Indians and the Opening of the Northwest, released today by Yale University Press, 'The American Indian of yesterday is the Vietnamese, the Congolese, and the Bolivian of today.'"
News release: Yale University News Bureau.
(UNPUBLISHED, 1957-09-03) Unknown
"A new $50,000 scholarship fund has been established at Yale University in honor of one of Idaho's native sons and for the benefit of students from that state. The new fund has been named in honor of James T. Babb, Yale University Librarian and a native of Lewiston, Idaho. It resulted from a grant by the Steele-Reese Foundation of New York City, which was established by Eleanor Steele Reese, of Salmon, Idaho."
News release: Yakima Sunfair.
(UNPUBLISHED, 1967-04-06) Phillips, Robert H.
Issued by Smith / Phillips Advertising -- Liberty Building, Yakima. "Miss Sunfair, Becky Lovestrand, invited Washington state legislators to attend the Yakima Sunfair, May 27 - June 4, during a recent trip to Olympia. While at the state capital, Miss Sunfair and other Sunfair representatives attended sessions of both Senate and House of Representatives to encourage interest in the annual Sunfair celebration."
News release: Yakima Municipal Airport.
(UNPUBLISHED, 1947) Unknown
"The airport and the community." Includes a "statistical study of civil aviation in Yakima 1946-47," with statistical data.
News release: Yakima County Extension Agent.
(UNPUBLISHED, 1965-04-08) Keene, John
"Pruning clematis is one of the more difficult tasks in home yard beautification and the unknowing clipper can often do more harm than good, according to John Keene, Yakima County Extension Agent."
News release: Yakima statistics.
(UNPUBLISHED, 1960-05-16) Unknown
Statistical data on the city and county include population, unemployment, bank debits, and more.
News release: Zynolyte Products Co. Inc.
(UNPUBLISHED, 1965-04-16) Rees, Patricia
"Instant antiquing -- transform old furniture the easy spray-on way." Includes two black and white photographs.
News release: Yellowstone Park Company.
(UNPUBLISHED, 1955) Unknown
Two news releases from Yellowstone National Park. Also included are two black and white photographs to go along with the news release on visiting the park in the wintertime.