Local News from Mabton and Nearby towns
The county auditor issued a license to wed to Frank Reinhart and Ida Town, both of Mabton. Other items note G G Lee visiting Toppenish, farming plans for 60 acres of potatoes, and spring lamb shipments to Tacoma and Seattle hotels. The insane patient Charles N. Larimer is committed to Medical Lake. The Democratic committee plans a precinct caucus in Spokane May 18.
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Frank Reinhart
Ida L. Town
Mabton
G. G. Lee
Toppenish
Charles Campbell
Wapato
W. C. Schroder
Yakima
Tacoma
Seattle
Feattle
Charles N. Larimer
Hospital For the
Medical Lake
R. K. Nichols
Bush
E. J. Hill
Democraic Committee
Spokane
A. J. Splawn
Olympia
Commercial Club
Yakima Valley
Ecom- Missionere
Brooker
Community Notes and Birth Announcements in Sunnyside
County correspondence lists Mrs E S Smith on sick list. A son due to Mr and Mrs Davis on March 29. Rev Hickey to preach at Christchurch Sunday. Mr Will Baker of Ellensburg visited. Mr and Mrs Benedict were North Yakima visitors. Born to Mr and Mrs Beal March 31 a boy. Nellie Savage recovering from mumps. George Kauffman visited his parents. Endeavor society of the Christian church held a social March 28 with Sunnyside Glee Club selections and supper, then games until midnight.
Glee Club Guests Highlight Weekend Visit
Guests praised the performance as the times of their lives. Plans for another glee club appearance are hoped for in the future. Miss Grace Taylor was the weekend guest of Miss Vivian Smith.
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Glee Club
Grace Taylor
Vivian Smith
Local Notices and Visit Plans from Moxer Parish
Rev and Mrs Vander Nault and baby of the Reformed church depart Tuesday for a two month visit to Michigan and Iowa. Prof Ahlert visited Ellensburg for Knights of Pythias events. Mr and Mrs V B Newnan of Naches spent the weekend in Moxe. The Zreiherst family is quarantined with diphtheria.
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Moxer
Vander Nault
Baby
The
Reformed Church
Michigan
Iowa
Ahlert
Ellensburg
Knights of Phythias
V. 8
Newnan
Naches
Moxe
Zreiherst
Local Notes from North Yakima and Sunnyside
Mrs E B Jones of North Yakima visits Sunnyside. Editor of the Sun injured a finger while printing. Rev Samuel Green of Seattle lectures on China via stereopticon. Local church services led by Rev J B Early. Missionary society meeting held at Mrs J D Campbells. Ladies attend Presbyterial at North Yakima. John Stiger buys A P Echels interest in King Echels grocery. Pearl Pace clerks for Ray Andrews. Dr J R Shuman makes improvements. W B Bridgman builds a cottage near Federated church. John Couley moves to Hardman house. Arbor Day planned with tree plantings. Mr Hall moves to EpIscopal rectory. Mr Kessler moving to Outlook farm. Mrs Gee Vetter hosts dinner for A T Yakey and Andrew Green. Mr and Mrs Wm Kain depart for Idaho. H McCoy and wife return to Sunnyside. Mrs R G Page and Miss Lorain Page visit. Clyde Holsinger leaves for Spokane. A Wonsetter of Spokesman Review in Sunnyside with J M Perry and E J Farwell on auto tour. Archdeacon Wellman to preach at Trinity Church April 12.
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E. B. Jones
North Yakma
The
Sun
Samuel Green
Seattle
China
J. B. Early
North Yakima
Federated Church
Ladies’ Missionary Society
Presbyterian Church
J. D. Campbell
Mesdames
W. R. Shuman
Geo. Paich
John Stiger
A. P. Echels
King—Echels
Pearl Pace
Ray Andrews
J. R. Shuman
W. B. Bridgman
John Couley
Hardman
Killarney Heights
Emmerson
Hall
Clyde Holsinger
Spokane
A. Wonsetter
Spokesman-Review
Sunnyside
J. M. Perry
E. J. Farwell
Yakima Grocery Company
Lower Valley
Archdeacon Wellman
Trinity Church
Tacoma landslide GOP sweep halts Democratic candidates
Wright loses to Linck in a sweeping Republican victory in Tacoma's municipal elections. Linck 6340 to Wright 4799. Freeland 7500 over Stewart 3841. Meads 6801 to John 4486. All eight council seats go to Republicans. Total vote 11,955. Graft charges and anti third term sentiment cited.
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Tacoma
Wash
John W. Linck
George P. Wright
Linck
Wright
Ray Freeland
Calvin Stewart
John F. Meads
Charles John
Campbell
William Stahlhut Announces Candidacy for Yakima County
Sunnyside Washington resident William Stahlhut announces his candidacy for the office of County Commissioner from the Third District of Yakima County. He asks voters for their consideration at the next primary election. Paid advertisement.
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Yakima County
William Stahlhut
Sunnyside
Wash
Change in Health Officer naming harks to county election shift
County commissioners discussed a petition from prominent physicians to replace bidding for health officer with appointment by the board. The move would set a salary of 175 dollars monthly for the health officer and 75 dollars for a deputy. Dr. P Frank’s term ends this month, with support urging immediate adoption.
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Board of County Commissioners
P. Frank
Frank
New Indian Bill Aims to Clarify Yakima Lands Sales
Congress advances a new Jones bill clarifying Yakima Indian reservation land sales for minors. It guarantees title to purchasers, requires Guardian petition, and directs patent issuance to the buyer upon secretary of interior approval. The measure, now before the president, mirrors earlier acts and tightens sale conditions.
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Congress
Yakima
Congressman Jones
Wapato Irrigation Project
Ralph B. Williamson
United States Reclamation Service
Williamson
Secretary of the Interior
Government
United States
Senate
House of Representatives
United States of America
Illinois saloon vote cuts alcohol access in many counties
In 1200 townships across 84 Illinois counties outside Chicago, about 20 counties became absolute anti saloon areas and roughly 1500 saloons, about half the region's total, were closed. Largest cities favoring licensing include Springfield, Freeport, Aurora, Elgin, Sterling, Kankakee, Lincoln, Monmouth, Bloomington, Danville, Joliet, Murphysboro, and Rock Island. Anti saloon areas include Rockford, Decatur, Dixon, Hopestown, Georgetown, Pontiac, Shelbyville, Carbondale, and Champaign.
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Chicago
Illinois
Springfield
Freeport
Aurora
Elgin
Sterling
Kankakee
Lincoln
Monmouth
Bloomington
Danville
Jolie
Fathered Local Option Johnson Eyes Congressional Run
Lee A. Johnson of Sunnyside a key proponent of the local option bill travels to Pullman for a state college board meeting. He notes continued local option support and predicts a bill will pass as the issue grows in counties during upcoming legislative elections.
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Lee A. Johnson
Sunnyside
Congress
Pullman
Board of Regents of
The
State College
Johnson
Spokane Chronicle
Reservation Land Patent Requests Halted under Jones Bill
Superintendent Lynch of the Yakima Indian reservation says no further patent applications will be processed for Indians to sell their entire allotment. The department ruled such sales conflict with the Jones bill which limits sales to 60 acres of an 80 acre allotment.
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Toppenish
Wash
Lynch
Yakima Indian Reservation
Notary and Corporation Seals on Short Notice
A Herald office reports rush on notary services and corporate seal processing on very short notice, highlighting expedited handling for legal and business documents.
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Notary and Corporation
Herald Office
Jones Support Grows in Wenatchee Area for Congress
Charles B. Reed longtime Kititas and Chelan counties candidate for joint senate appears as contender. Chelan county may nominate M. E. Field or Stehekin for Congress, while John A. Gellatly and W. M. Olive are pushed for legislative seats. Jones garners broad local backing.
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Jones
Chelan
Wenatcher
Charles B. Reed
Kittitas
John A. Gellatly
W. M. Olive
Ankeny
Chelan County
M. E. Field
Stehekin
Field
Osteopathy and Related Therapies Offered by Zeddiker
Prof Jas F Zeddiker operates from the Ditter Bros building for over five years treating more than 1350 cases with high success. He uses Osteopathy Massage Magnetic forces Electricity Vibration Hot Air Baths Hydrotherapy and various mental and dietary methods without medicines or surgery. Dr Almira Davenport MD assistant offers free consultation and credit terms in advance.
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Jas. F. Zeddiker
Ditter Bros
Almira M. Davenport
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M. J. Hanv
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Geo. W. Rodman
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Myrta Clark
W. F. Powell
Court House
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W.L. Lemon
M. D. Baker
Frank Snipes
F. E. Rowe
Cash Clothing Company
W. L. Steinweg
San Francisco
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W. L. Lemon
Ler Investment Company
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Edward C. Whitson
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Gladys New
Harold Sharkey
Guy Mac Il. Richards
South Nadies Avenue
John W. Scott
Mary Pate
South Fourth Street
London Ranch
Walter Fowler
U. P.S
Judge Lannin
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Schwabacher Bros
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Fred G. Alderson
Bon Ton
Yakima National Bank
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Isaac Taylor
John F. Cameron
William Howe
Damas DeMers, Sr
Damas DeMers, Jr
Amanda
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Alfred
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Howe
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Noe C. DeMers
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Interior
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Hollister
Rocky Mountain
Hedtuuster Dive Company
Madison
Wis
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Netherlands
American Mortgage Company
C. Dameyer
Alaska
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Sunnyside Canal
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Geo. H. Hull
North Third
D. S. Johnston Company
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