North Yakima Local Notes Include Visits and Bonds
North Yakima residents prepare for Seattle visits as Mr. and Mrs. Marsh and Mr. and Mrs. Brewer depart. A marriage license was issued to Albert LeRoy Busbey and Zula J. Smith of Seattle. Numerous visits, vacations, and civic notes revolve around local families, Shriners preparations, business trips, cemetery topics, and upcoming construction at Third Avenue and Chestnut Street.
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Charles Marsh
North Yakima
Seattle
A. W. Brewer
Albert LeRoy Busbey
Zula J. Smith
J. F. Flisworth
Bet Springs
N. D
Charles M. Johnson
North Seventh Street
Burton
Mabel Snbter
Bert Higgins
Helington
S. D
Clara
Jeanette Owens
Grant Stone
Ea. Stone
W. R. C. Aid
South Eleventh Avenue
Justice Verran
Wapato
John J. Miller
Tacoma
Washington
Yakima
John
Fair
Navy Yard
Bremerton
Bob Rundstrom
Coffin- Rundstrom Furniture Company
Rundstrom
Yakima Valley
Messrs
Geo. H
A. C. Johnson
Henry County
Illinois
Linnie Rowe
Nelson Baldwin
Columbia River
McGlothlin
Hanford Canal
Armbruster
Third Avenue
Chestnut Street
J. &. Eckhart
California
Eckhart
Mabton Depot Adds Space and Comfort Amid Busy Freight Trade
The Mabton depot is enlarged with two waiting rooms and better freight facilities. Ticket sales neared $2000 last month, while a 40 acre Indian land tract sold for $1206 with Postmaster Phillips as buyer. Grain reports from Lotus county show a strong harvest and higher initial grain prices.
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Mabton
Phillips
Mr. Forrest
Lotus County
W. L. Shearer & Co
The
Lotus
Local Shop to Open in City Details Not Available
The note mentions plans to open a modern shop in the city and records Tom Rowe from south Fourth street taking a two months' vacation in the east.
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Tom Rowe
South Fourth Street
State Business College Tacoma Promotes Quality Education
For reasonable board and tuition, the finest equipment and thorough graduates, all employed, the State Business College Tacoma has few equals. Get a catalogue 211 tf.
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State Business College
Tacoma
Woman shoots lawyer at Waldorf Astoria over love trouble
In New York on August 3 Mary A. Castle 36 shot lawyer William D. Craig a fountain pen stopped the bullet causing only a slight flesh wound Craig nearby refused to forgive her she cried and claimed he caused her trouble The Castles trace back to San Francisco where Neville Castle is a prominent figure and Mary later pursued acting while Craig is part of the local law firm Craig and Craig
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New York
Waldorf Astoria Hotel
Mary A. Castle
William D. Craig
Craig
Rocky Mountain Club
Castle
Alaska Goldfields
Frawley Company
W. Craig
Craig & Craig Lawyers
Argentina Wonderland Progressing Bolivian Ties
Washington Aug 2 Argentine wonderland shines in wheat hay cattle and sheep exports outpacing the United States and Canada in corn yet only a tenth of its agricultural potential is realized. The nation spans 1 185 000 square miles with 18 000 miles of railroads and plans 60 000 miles for modern efficiency. A large irrigation dam and a Rio de la Plata train ferry illustrate ambitious infrastructure while interior farms ranches and superior stock define the landscape.
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Washington, D. C
United States
Canada
Mississippi
Minnesota
Louisiana
Argentina
New York
Chicago
Texas
South America
Rio de la Plata
Bolivia
Tere
Amazon
Paraguay
America’s Southward Gaze to Buenos Ayres and Bolivia
The article surveys Buenos Aires as a booming metropolis with vast trade, modern streets, a crowded trolley system, and strong cultural life. It highlights Bolivia’s industrial ascent, vast mineral wealth, fertile lands, and bold railroad plans linking to Brazil and Argentina to open trade routes to La Paz and beyond.
Sullivan to Lead 1909 AAU Championships in Seattle
President J E Sullivan of the Amateur Athletic Union will oversee the national AAU championships held at the Alaska-Yukon-Pacific Exposition stadium in Seattle August 18 and 14. He travels from New York to Chicago then to Seattle with New York and Chicago athletes arriving by special train. Sullivan plans personal instruction for officials days before the meet to ensure familiarity and fairness. Eastern athletes anticipate tough competition from the West.
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Seattle
J. E. Sullivan
Association of
United States
Sullivan
New York
Chicago
Chicago Athletic Association
Chicago examiner reporter Mrs Woodruff in Spokane
Battered and bruised, her dress in shreds and her nerves shattered, but with her business wits about her, Mrs. Maud M. Woodruff of Chicago, a member of the Chicago Examiner editorial team, continues her work.
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Spokane
Wash
Maud M. Woodruff
Chicago
The
Chicago Examiner
Spokane Train Crash Aid Arrives After Narrow Escape
Staff reached Spokane at 1 a.m. after the Inland Electric wreck Saturday afternoon. Mrs. Woodruff, among the first aided, was sent to Coeur d'Alene and then to Spokane after sending a 56 word brief to Chicago via Western Union. She rested in the park four hours before a train carried her and others to Spokane.
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Spokane
Record of Paranoia Claim in Thaw Trial Debates
Dr. Flint describes a paranoiac as mentally normal apart from delusions and states such patients never recover. Dr. Hirsch calls Thaw a degenerate paranoiac while his counsel probes a forthcoming book claiming Jesus Christ was paranoiac, causing tense moments in court.
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Flint
Hirsch
Thaw
Jesus Christ
Idaho Excursionists to Attend Gray's Harbor Day Festivities
Lewiston Idaho will host a Friday celebration drawing several hundred Idahoans to Gray's Harbor. Illinois day Alaska Women’s Auxiliary day and Sigma Nu day are scheduled with Mystic Shriners’ day on August 25 promising a grand parade featuring Oriental costumes valued at $500,000.
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Lewiston
Idaho
Manzan Great Pile Remedy Sold by Camp
Manzan is described as a remedy to prevent piles by preventing constipation. It is applied directly to the trouble through a small nozzle on the tube containing the product. Sold by C. W. Camp.
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C. W. Camp
Foe of Frost Visits Yakima Valley Growers
J C Plank inventor of the National Orchard heater spent Monday in North Yakima meeting fruit growers. He praises the Yakima valley as a future fruit district and predicts a large Colorado crop this year due to orchard heaters. Plank displayed burners at the Horticultural Union before continuing to Seattle to visit a brother.
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J. C. Plank
Yakima
Plank
Yakima Valley
Colorado
Horticultural Union
Mr. Plank
Seattle
Whitson Sells Land to North Coast Railroad
A. B. Whitson sold four acres along the railroad right of way just north of the city limits to the North Coast Railroad company for 8643.75 dollars. The land was part of a 10 acre parcel bought five years ago for 3500 dollars. he has sold another portion to the North Yakima and Valley road for 1000 dollars and retains enough land for a home.
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A. B. Whitson
North Coast Railroad Company
Whitson
Yakima and
Valley Road
Horticultural Union Starts Pear Shipments
The Horticultural Union has begun shipping pears with a packing crew at work. Bartlett and Clapp's Favorites are the varieties being handled. Growers expect fair prices this year as the national crop is described as large.
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The
Horticultural Union
Bartlett
Clapp
Also Mentioned on This Page
Shriners
W. L. Leach
H. C. Lucas
Yakima Trust Company
A. H. Wineman
Mountains
Sound
Mr. Wineman
Lake Raches
J. F
A. M. Zediker
Exposition
A.Y.P
Sherlock Holmes
Fargo
Sherlock
Frank Childs
D. McDermid
Fountain Pen
John Barrett
International Bureau of American Republics
Buenos Ayres
Hemisphere
America
Patti
Bernhardt
Jockey Club
Europe
England
France
Germany
Italy
Rosario
la Plata
Cordoba
Bahia Blanco
Pacific
la Paz
Brazil
Madeira River
Tropics
Buenos Aires
Chaco
Ben
Chicago Evening Paper
Co. W. Camp
West Side
Gray’s Harbor
North Coast
ORINO
Nord Hy4kima Drug Company
A. D. Sloan
the Fidelity Realty Co
Kershaw Bldg
North Yakima, Wash
Washington Nursery Co
Toppenish
Iron Works
Samson
South First St
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