Prospects brighten for six clubs in Northwestern league
A statewide roundup notes six Northwestern Baseball League clubs with bright prospects. Other items report Kennewick seeks land for a city park, Seattle chosen as state convention site, and the Cascade Interstate Stock Show to stay in North Yakima amid flood impacts in Walla Walla and Yakima valley rail and road damage.
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Northwestern Baseball League
Kennewick
North Yakima
Walla Walla
The
State College
John Morris
Garfield County
Great Northern
Rock Island
la Follette
Manufacturers’ Association of Seattle
Ympia
John Sanks
Balaves Six
Carbonado
Richland
Chelan County
Taxpayers’ League
Seattle
R. C. Bell
Columbia Logging Company
Portland Lumber Company
Grays River
Pacific Coast
Wenatchee
Tlfalfa
Wenatchee District
Brewers’ League
Tacoma Smelting Company
Pacific Power & Light Company
Papato Canal
Tacoma Tug & Wares Company
Seattle Harbor
County Board of Health
Yakima River
State Board of Health
Cured Objection to Marriage Amid Family Banter
A brief sketch shows a daughter and her fiancé discussing paternal objections, with the father having long since yielded to family wishes. The Detroit Free Press quotation appears as a light, humorous aside in a larger Herald page note.
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Mother
Detroit Free Press
Be loyal to your home town in Aberdeens
A town booster urges residents of Aberdeen to buy locally and to advertise in The Herald. The paper portrays itself as independent and nonpartisan, charging $1.50 per year.
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State Penitentiary
Walla Walla
P. Woerner
State Public Service Commission
Olympia
Spokane, Portland & Seattle Railway Company
Hood
Skamania County
State Department
Cooks
Underwood
Collins
Stevenson
Tacoma
Emerson
Delmer H. Trimble
First Methodist Church
Portland
Three-fingered Jack” Godwin
Aberdeen
Aberdeen Herald Bought by Reader Says I
In a reader’s turn of phrase the Aberdeen Herald is praised as the paper to buy, capturing a confident local endorsement. The confident quip underlines the paper’s perceived value in the community.
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Herald
Aberdeen Herald
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E. G. Hopson
Five-Mile Rapids
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Chehalis
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J. T. Bivin
Lewis
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John Tornow
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Lincoln County
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Lucy R. Case
Secretary of State
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Wm. Keeler
Malone
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F. R. Spencer
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