Cupid in Posterland to Highlight Woodmen May 8
Kensington club social notes and upcoming events share details of local society. The Woodmen of the World stage Cupid in Posterland with over 60 cast, rehearsals at a business college, and a May 6 arrival of Woodmen leaders.
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Posterland
Woodmen of the World
Business College
James W. Evans
Cupid
Geo. M. Cohan
Old King Cole
Lady Bountiful
Foxy Grandpa
Peter Brown
Boy Blue
Miss Muffit
Bo-Peep
Jill
Jack
Mary Jane
A. Piker Franklyn
Jim
Happy Hooligan
Policeman
Mrs. Katzenjammer
Party
Aged physicianendorses Vinci cod liver oil tonic
An elderly physician cautions readers to know what medicines they take. North Yakima druggist Fred L. Janeck touts Vinci Vinol as a concentrated cod liver oil product with added iron for blood and vitality. Local store Camp's West Side Drug Store advertises open all night.
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Fred L. Janeck
Vinci
North
Yakima
North Yakma
Wash
Camp
West Side
Try New Guns Firearms Showoff In Guard Practice
National Guards Company E held the first tryout of their new Springfield arms on Sunday. The Sprinfields arrived for North Yakima, weighing about a pound lighter and six inches shorter than the Krag. Captain Curry praised the gun for easier carry and better accuracy. A crowd observed the practice and dined afterward with cook Ross Dent.
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The
National Guards
North Yakima Company
Curry
Ross Dent
Prosecutor Wende Declares Re election Bid
The prosecuting attorney states he will run again for reelection citing growing duties and substantial private business that will occupy much of his time in the future.
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Atto
Wende
Candidates for county office show Republican and Democratic bids
H M Taylor the present deputy enters the race on the Republican ticket along with G G Lee of Toppenish and J L Ward. On the Democratic side Floyd Hatfield and E V Lockhart are expected to run.
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H. M. Taylor
G. G. Lee
Toppenish
J. L. \Ward
Floyd Hatfield
E. V. Lockhart
Moves Shop Opens New Location for Barneys Horseshoeing
Moves Shop by Barney Hearn in Yakima relocates from First street to 117 South Second street. Hearn says he partnered with the famed Bob Fitzsimmons in exhibition shoe making on stage as his trade grows rapidly.
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Yakima
Barney Hearn
Bob Fitzsimmons
First Street
South Second Street
Double Tragedy in Tacoma Wife and Infant Shot
In Tacoma on April 28 George St. Klontze aged 22 shot his wife or girl wife while wheeling their eight months old infant along the street. He then shot himself after a violent quarrel. The extent of the wife’s injuries appeared fatal.
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Tacoma
George
Home remedy for rheumatism claims cure with common drugs
An authority in the Scranton Times touted a home preparation using Fluid Extract Dandelion, Compound Karyon, and Compound Syrup Sarsaparilla to treat rheumatism. The notice argues kidneys fail to filter uric acid, causing rheumatic symptoms, and praises the remedy as a harmless, inexpensive tonic with quick relief. It also cautions against indiscriminate patent medicines.
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Scranton
New York
Notice to Creditors and Estate Proceedings in Yakima
Notice to creditors for the estate of James Wright deceased in Yakima County Washington. Fred G Wright executor requests claims with vouchers within one year from April 1 1908 to the executor or attorney H J Snively at North Yakima. Also includes a separate Land Office notice regarding George M Reed and a stockholders meeting for Ier Investment Company to increase capital stock at North Yakima on June 25 1908.
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Superior Court
State of Washington
Yakima County
Jones Wright
Fred G. Wright
James Wright
H. J. Snively
Said
Iler Investment Company
North Yakima
Washington
Mer Investment Company
Sach Stockholders
Contest Notice from United States Land Office North Yakima 1908
Contest affidavit filed by Frank Hawk against Homestead Entry 9900 for NW1/4 Section 10 Township 14 North Range 21 East WM alleges abandonment lack of residence and cultivation. Notice to appear May 14 1908 before Register and Receiver at North Yakima Land Office. Follow up publishes April 16 1908 by M W Farris against Homestead Entry 2680 for SW1/4 Section 2 Township 13 North Range 21 East.
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George M. Reed
George M
Reed
U. S. Army
Navy
United States Land Office
North Yakima
Washington
Department of the Interior
Frank Hawk
Township
Range
Emery J. Fleming
Zenas Y. Coleman
Mayéx Register
Wash
M. W. Farris
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E. D. Druse
H. Co. Stedman
D. A. Morrison
Robi. Stanton
Selleck
F. F. Whitney
Martin
C. F. Hoff
Christian Church
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Morton L. Rose
First Baptist Church
Yakima Avenue
Sixth Street
A. M. Allyn
Spokane
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Horsley
Wilson
Sue Lombard
A. A. Larson
W. W. Robertson
C. H. Hoffman
South Naches Avenue
Naches Avenue
P. C. Palmer
Nob Hill
Fred Parker
William Scott
Marquis W. Philips
C. C. Case
W. A. Bell
Harry B. Rigg
M. N. Nelson
P. D. Babcock
D. BE. Lesh
Jones
Tra M. Krutz
John M. Perry
Harry Be, Moran
C. Phelps
Mary Blanker
Alice Scudder
Women of Woodcraft Aid Society
F. C. Howard
North Front Street
Josephine Smith
North Fourth Street
Spyright
Lorse Furnishings
Farmers’ & Merchants’ Bank
Yakima Ave
H. J. Sudmeier
Ier Investment Company
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