Injunction Sought Over Victoria Addition Land Dispute
William Aumiller and wife obtain injunctive relief from Judge Rigg to stop L A Cash and wife from interfering with a twenty acre tract in section 25 and a public street plat. Plaintiffs claim undivided interests in a water ditch and analyze Park and McLaren streets in Victoria and Bonnie Brae additions, seeking quiet title and cancellation of the plat.
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Rigg
Superior Court
William Aumiller
L. A. Cash
Section 25
Township 15
Range 18
Park Street
Lic
McLaren Street
Yakima County
Victoria Addition
Bonnie Brae
Auditor’s Office
Legal clash over land fence on public highway
The plaintiffs claim a fence built on the east side of land they own borders a public highway to Victorian and Bonnie Brae additions. The case is expected to be highly contested as Mr Aumiller intends to pursue it through the courts to secure his rights.
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Bonnie Brae
Aumiller
Fruit Industry Growth in Yakima Valley Promises Record 1907
Editorial notes North Yakima area fruit growers have ordered ten carloads of ten inch square packing paper for apples indicating preparations for a large 1907 crop. Experts say the Yakima valley fruit trade expands with markets in Alaska Europe and Asia. A local investor paid 2000 an acre for a young irrigated apple orchard and expects 20 percent profit this year with rising incomes in future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Yakima
Seattle Post-Intelligencer
Hover Sunshine
Yakima Valley
Washington
Yakima
Orient
Pacific Ocean
Alaska
Europe
Toot for Toppenish Boosters Create City Spirit
In Toppenish residents wear buttons reading Toot for Toppenish and many remain tooters as a sign of town pride. An Indiana man credits Foley's Honey and Tar with curing advanced lung hemorrhages after doctors offered no relief.
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Toppenish
What Yakimans Think Finish What He Started
Citizens of North Yakima urge Roosevelt to complete his work within six years and decide in his favor if he can finish what he started. The public should ensure he has the chance to guide the country for the rest of his life.
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E. J. Barnes
North Yakima
Roosevelt
Big Hop Magnate Views Oregon Washington Hop Market
M Gilbertson general agent for the Ullman company, conference with Herald, says 60 000 to 70 000 bales of hops sit with growers in Oregon California and Washington. Prices run 5 to 10 cents as prospects for a large crop improve but foreign demand is key for any price rise. Brewer stock and delayed buying reduce the need for purchases this year. He is in the region to inspect yards and notes his company will buy only as demand returns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Gilbertson
Oregon
Washington
8. & F. Ullilman Company
United States
Herald
Gilbertson
California
Browers
Nob Hill Citizens Form Drive for Road Aware Improvement
Nob Hill residents advocate better roads and local improvements. A committee of Morton Rutan F C Hall M M Richards J E Shannon and O A Clark drafts a constitution and by laws to organize an improvement association. They aim to monitor projects that affect property owners and prevent poor road grading practices. The group was formed after a recent meeting to initiate steps toward organization.
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Nob Hill
Morton Rutan
F. C. Hall M. M. Richards
J. E. Shannon
Railroad hospital fight for Spokane workers heats up
Railroad unions push for a Spokane hospital with possible extensions along the line by the Northern Pacific. Many railroad employees favor establishing a facility locally, with a ward here possible but preference likely given to the larger town.
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Spokane
Northern Pacific
Foley's Honey and Tar Safe Under Pure Food Law
North Yakima Drug Store announces Foley's Honey and Tar for coughs colds and lung troubles is not affected by the National Pure Food and Drug law as it contains no opiates or harmful drugs and is recommended as a safe remedy for children and adults.
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Foley
North Yakim
Young arson suspect found insane by lunacy commission
Morris Williams, 16, arrested March 12 for arson at the Davis residence, was examined by a lunacy commission at St Elizabeths hospital and found insane. He pleaded guilty before a justice, was bound over, then sent for hospital care. Williams showed severe mania and threats toward his family. He was ordered confined to the Medical Lake asylum after the commission’s finding.
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Morris Williams
Rigg
St.lizabeth's Hospital
Williams
Medical Lake
Who
Justice of the Peace
Tageard
Davis
Wreck of Sunset Express prompts 22 deaths at Colton
In Colton the Sunset express wreck toll reached 22 with rumors of bodies under cars disputed since a fire was set to clear tracks. Coroner's inquest continues tomorrow. switch crew experience and open switch blamed amid conflicting testimonies. Urine Laxative Fruit Syrup advertised nearby as a stomach and liver remedy.
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Colton
T. E. Alvord
Wormington
Bids to Clear Old High School Site Planned
At a Saturday school board meeting the plan was approved to advertise for bids to clear the old high school site. Bricks will be stacked and sold to a second-hand dealer if possible, and some materials from the old building may be reused in the new structure.
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Old High School
The Richest Man in the World Kidney Cure Claim
An advertisement touts Foley's Kidney Cure as preventing kidney disease and restoring health by strengthening kidneys. Oscar Bowman of Lebanon Kentucky says it cured him permanently of kidney disease, praising its effectiveness. North Yakima Drug Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
Oscar Bowman
Lebanon Ky
North Yakima
Disappearance of Samuel Gobat and Wife Sparks Murder Theories
A Fruitvale citizen reports Samuel Gobat and his Oregon residence wife are healthy. An evening paper notes after they left Wenatchee no one has seen them again. The Gobats have a son in Alaska and another in Golden Dale. Their whereabouts and a $3000 cash disappearance are under speculation.
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Samuel Gobat
Oregon
Fruitvale
Gobat
Wenatchee
Gobats
Mrs. Gobat
Alaska
Goldendale
Not Far From It a Peculiar Fortune Statement
A remark asserts Midbs ley’s fortune nears one million dollars. The claim specifies the fortune lies in two digits immediately after the decimal point. The exchange emphasizes the peculiarity of the presumed wealth.
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Midbsley
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A. M. Ake
Wood
Ind
Ullilman
Johnson Place
Railroad Hospital
Southern Pacific
J. G. Grossmeyer
Lambson
E. W. Lambson
3Rd Ave
Holstein’s Machine Shop
Yakima Avenue
Ular Lumber Firm
H. M. Helliesen
Cor. B
R.R
Schl
Bae & Manan
Castoria
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