Four robberies hit Wyman Sheldon stores and local offices
Police report two break ins at Wyman & Sheldon’s harness store on North First with about ten dollars taken and a larger unknown loss. Rooms adjoining the Imperial hotel suffered a minor theft of trousers. Dentists offices of Dr. Stanley and Dr. Hoffman were robbed of dental gold totaling about 40 dollars with two burglars using a key and later leaving doors ajar. No arrests or clues yet.
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Wyman & Sheldon’s
North First
Imperial Hotel
Wyman & Sheldon
Imperial
Dentists
William R. Stanley
Weed
H. H. Hoffman
Yakima National Bank
Treasury letters favor Yakima and Snohomish for revenue bot
The treasury department has received letters from Washington residents proposing names for the new revenue butter to be used on Puget Sound. Yakima, Mahkah and Snohomish top the list, with writers critiquing the name Yakima by asking if it could be likened to calling the Bronco.
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Washington
Treasury Department
Puget ‘Sound
Yakima
Mahkah
Grady Appointed by Judge Rigg in Yakima Company Case
Tomas E. Grady was appointed over Monday by Judge Rigg in the Trustee company versus Yakima Improvement company case. A bond was fixed at five thousand dollars.
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Tomas E. Grady
Rigg
Yakima Improvement Company
Poo
La Follette Praises Irrigation Tour of Yakima Valley
Senator La Follette, visiting Yakima with I B Turnell, toured ranches and irrigation works on Nob Hill and the Tieton project. He expressed astonishment at irrigation’s results and pledged future support for Yakima, praising Turnell’s booster efforts and the valley’s prosperity.
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Senate
Yakima
la Follette
I. B. Turnell
Pacific Hotel
Turnell
Nob Hill
Tieton Project
Wide Hollow
Ahtanum
Hubbard and Congdon
Tieton
Window Lights Are Broken Robber Fails to Enter
A robber tried to break into the Northwest Light and Water company office on North Second Street around 10 PM Saturday. He broke a rear window pane but fled after the alarm was raised by the night watchman, who met Officer Charles Smith on South Second Street and reported the incident.
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Northwest Light and Water Company
North Secon Street
Charles Smith
South Second Street
Pure Food Show to Run in Yakima Hotel Block
A three hundred word preview notes a pure food show in the Yakima hotel block from April 29 to May 4. It offers afternoon and evening sessions with twelve first class exhibits and free samples, music and vaudeville daily, and promises strict non inclusion of compounds. Promoters point to Seattle and Portland shows as a model for success and name sample items like Egg-O-See hot biscuits and hot rolls from Quaker Oats.
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Yakima _ hotel
Seattle
Portland
Cleveland Baking Powder Company
Nob Hill Improvement Association Forms in Nob Hill
Forty two Nob Hill residents met to organize the Nob Hill Improvement Association electing J. E. Shannon temporary chairman and Orin A. Clark temporary secretary. Nine directors were chosen to serve until February with monthly meetings planned and a two week trustees meeting to appoint officers. The group aims to improve roadway conditions and curb future rock blocking during grading as part of district improvements.
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Nob Hill
Fruit Growers Urge Reappointment of Inspector Brown
Yakima county fruit growers endorsed J M Brown for reappointment as county fruit inspector. State and attorney general guidance keep Brown at work, with Huntley noting continued duties and a possible supreme court ruling. The growers report inspections continued smoothly with thousands of trees checked and urge commissioners to confirm Brown for the next term.
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J. M. Brown
Huntley
Brown
Yakima County
W. L. Wright
Chm
E. E. Samson
Hyomei Quick Relief for Catarrh Pitches Inhaler Solution
An advertisement promotes Hyomei as a direct local treatment for catarrh. The pocket inhaler reaches nose throat and lungs to relieve symptoms and claims a permanent cure in worst cases. A full Hyomei outfit costs $1 with a guarantee that payment is only due if it cures.
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Fred L. Janeck
Morning Herald Briefs and Ads Note Reach
Dr Hall the veterinarian can be reached by telephone 2183 or at 102 South Selah Avenue. Herald ads promise results and news items told briefly and honestly in the Morning Herald.
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Hall
South Selah Avenue
Morning Herald
To Enjoy a Good Dinner With Miona Tablets
A promotional pitch touts Miona stomach tablets to improve digestion. It claims no dieting or vigorous exercise is needed, advises taking one tablet before meals and at bedtime, and offers a money back guarantee via Fred L. Janecke covering two 50 cent boxes if it does not cure.
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Fred L. Janeck
Beauty Complexion Tea Sells at Case's Drug Store
Advert promotes Hollister's Rock Mountain Tea for a beautiful complexion priced at 35 cents, available as tea or tablets at Case's drug store.
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Hollister
Rock Mountain
Case's Drug Store
Doing Business Again After Illness
A. A. Chisholm of Treadwell New York recounts near death from indigestion and debility. He credits Electric Bitters with his recovery and his return to business, praising the tonic’s daily gains. Guaranteed by C Ccase druggist, price 60 cents.
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A. A Chisholm
Treadwell
N. Y
C Cc. Case
North Yakima Students Name Oratory Winners
After a secret April 8 meeting four contestants were in the running. Alva Strausz won first place to represent North Yakima at Pullman while Dolph Barnett took second and John Motley third. Lyle Gamble and Strausz were also chosen for other declamatory events. Several other students performed in the program at the Christian church, and a quartet sang during the evening.
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Alva Strausz
Christian Church
North Yakima
Pullman
Dolph Barnett
Oratory
John Motley
Barnett
Seattle
Whitman
Motley
Lyle Gamble
Strausz
Clyde Samson
Ernest Wiley
Ethel de Mont
Mattie Gertle
Della Schott
Erma Greenwood
Ruby Cluft
Norma Purl
King and Queen of England Visit Naples Church
In Naples on April 22 the king and queen toured Santa Chiara. A monk refused entry saying Begone in peace, there is nothing for you here. The sacristan insulted them until General Salsa intervened to open the door. The moment amused King Edward.
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Naples
England
Santa Chiara
Edward
Salsa
Selah Garden Tracts and Henson Townsite Platted
F L Charboneau filed plats for a 30 acre Selah garden tract and a 10 acre Henson townsite at Wenus station. The townsite will bear George Henson’s name with 44 lots 50 by 130 feet. Garden tracts split into two and one half acre and one and one quarter acre parcels. Northern Pacific official indicated no railroad-name change issues for Wenus station.
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F. L. Charboneau
Selah
Henson
Arenus Station
George Henson
Northern Pacific
Wenus Station
Bicycle Stolen From Pioneer Drug Store Employee
Norman Carpentier, a worker at Pioneer drug store, reports his bicycle has been stolen with no trace found. Police are investigating potential suspects near the storefront.
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Norman Carpentier
Pioneer Drug Store
Lulu Mabel Hahn Granted Divorce in Superior Court
Lulu Mabel Hahn was granted a divorce from C. P. Hahn in the superior court on Monday.
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Lulu Mabel Hahn
C. P. Hahn
Congressman Jones weighs Senate bid after Hawaii trip
The article notes growing talk that Congressman Jones may seek the U S Senate. He plans to decide before his Washington return and will likely announce if running while also leaving his congressional race. He prepares for a Hawaii trip set to depart around April 25 and will survey state concerns on his return.
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Jones
Washington
National Senate
Hawaii
Congress
Local Resident-Almost Gets Lost in City Changes
J. S. Richmond of Blue Lake Calif visits the city to check his property and says he almost got lost due to changes since his last visit. He plans to return home on Wednesday.
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J. S. Richmond
Blue, Lake, Calif
Mr. Richmond
La Follette backs Roosevelt for third term nomination
Wisconsin Senator Robert M. La Follette endorses President Roosevelt as the only logical Republican candidate. He expects Roosevelt to accept the nomination and win the presidency, arguing Roosevelt will return government to the people.
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Robert M. la Follette
Wisconsin
Roosevelt
United States
Senator la Follette
Herald
Pacific Hotel
Tt Am
Gear Dickinson Wedding at Home in Seattle Area
Miss Millicent Gear of North Yakima and Mr Mortimer Dickinson of Pioneer Oregon wed at noon on April 22 at 36 Souther Third street home of Mr and Mrs E G Vincent. Rev E W Catlin officiated. They depart at 2 15 pm for Portland and other places. Pioneer will be their future home. The bride is a trained nurse and the groom a prosperous Oregon farmer.
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E. G. Vincent
Souther Third Street
Millicent Gear
North Yakima
Mortimer Dickinson
Pioneer, Ore
Panama
E. W. Catlin
Portland
Pioneer
Ore
Oregon
Carload stained verso notes unclear urban entry
The fragmentary text presents names and figures that are difficult to parse. It mentions a carload and stains but lacks coherent events or identifiable entities to form a clear news summary.
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D. N. Tursley
Red
North — Wash
Second Street
Grady Receiver
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Turnell Yakima
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Yakima Valley
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Yakima Hotel
Johnson Farm
Fruit Growers’ Meeting
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Congressman Jones
Gear-Dickinson
Mrs. E. G. Vincent
Jose
Tao Sam
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