Redfield Graduate Optician Eyewear Ground to Fit Eye
Advertisement lists optician services at 20 Yakima Avenue with affiliations including John H. Lynch attorney at law and McAulay & Meigs notaries public. Offices noted in Ditter Elk North Yakima with representation for American Surety Co. and Empire State Surety Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McAulay & Meigs Attorneys At Law
Notaries Public
American Surety Co
Empire State Surety Co
Ditter Elk
North Yakima
Local Doctors Lynch and Weyer Practice Hours
Dr. Lynch accepts patients 2 to 5 p.m. at Mullins Block with residence at 210 S. Naches and phone 823. Dr. Weyer holds hours 11 a.m. to noon 1 to 5 p.m. and 7 to 8 p.m. at 203 N. Fourth St. with phone 4831.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DRS. Lynch & Weyer Mullins
Dr. Weyer
N. Fourth St
Doctors Rossser and Nagler Offer 24 Hour X Ray Care
Dr. David Rosser and Wells and Nagler, physicians and surgeons, operate in Wells & Nagler office with X ray lab. Prompt day or night treatment and exams by X rays. Residences listed at 3 N Naches Ave and corner Sixth and Chestnut. Pension Board member.
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N. Naches Ave
Res
Wells
Nagler
Janeck’s
Pension Board
Address and Suite Directory Snippet
The listing shows 11114 E Yakima Ave with phone 6231 and suites 1 2 3 and 4.
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E. Yakima Ave
City to Seek Injunction If Telephone Firm Fails to Identify Franchise
City Council directed injunction proceedings against Pacific States Telephone and Telegraph if it does not explain the franchise it operates under in North Yakima. Assistant City Attorney Lockhart asked for a definite statement. officials cannot confirm the specific grant the company should follow. Council, including Shaw, unanimously supported the move to back the attorney’s investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pacific States Telephone & Telegraph Company
Lockhart
North Yakima
Shaw
Young George McKivor Lying At Point Of Death
George McKivor a 13 year old son of William McKivor lies near death at St Elizabeths hospital after a runaway accident in First street alley. A frightened delivery horse pulled the wagon seat loose while the boy rode by on a horse near the Herald building. He was thrown and the wagon struck him causing a fractured skull and possible internal injuries. An operation removed part of his skull and he is resting easily with hope of recovery. He worked as a water carrier for the Naving gang.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George McKivor
William McKivor
St. Elizabeth's Hospital
Wyman & Sheldon
First Street
Young McKiver
Herald
Jate
Naving Gang
North Yakima Express Fruit Shipments Surge in July
July express fruit shipments from North Yakima totaled 369,384 pounds, well above July 1908 and 1907, with apples peaches and bananas among the top items. Agent Smith forecasts further increases in August and September, likely surpassing all prior records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agent Smith
North Yakima
Smith
Serth Yakima
Express
Mieco Aislicartis
Sunnyside
Grandview
Sinclair Divorce Ends Married Life After 26 Years
Alexander R. Sinclair filed for divorce from Nell Bracket Sinclair in superior court on Monday citing incompatibility of temper. The decree was filed the same day. Property settlements already adjusted include city realty and rural lands near North Yakima. The couple married June 8, 1900 in North Yakima.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander R. Sinclair
Superior Court
Nell Brackett Sinclair
City Realty
North
Yakima
Veronica Cassiday Returns Home After Abduction Case
Veronica Cassiday the 12 year old girl abducted Thursday in Chicago returned tonight from Cincinnati with her alleged abductor F J Blair. She said Blair boarded a train with her after leaving home and that they stayed in a rooming house in Ohio City until this morning when he gave her a ticket to Chicago and sent her home.
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Chicago
Veronica Cassiday
Cincinnati
F. J. Blair
Blair
Ohio City
Veronica
San Francisco
County Auditor Records July Fees and Funds Distribution
Auditor Wilbur Crocker reports July fees totaling 1657.95 including 953.95 recording fees and 661.00 filing declarations of candidacy to the expense fund and 43.00 hunters licenses to the game protection fund. June recording fees were 975.25.
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Wilbur Crocker
Raison
North Coast Brings Transcontinental Lines to North Yakima
Attorney H J Snively told the North Yakima council that the North Coast railroad will bring two transcontinental lines to compete with the Northern Pacific. The city granted an extension to finish the first 100 miles by February 4 1909 and to complete connections within 24 months. Subways would be built at main street crossings and grade crossing avoided. Possible entrant lines include Chicago Northwestern Canadian Pacific Union Pacific and Oregon Short Line.
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North Coast Railroad
North Yakima
Northern Pacific Railroad
H. J. Snively
Council For
North Coast
Snively
Seattle
Tacoma
Spokane
Garret Bros
Lockhart
Grady
Brick Company
North
Yakima Avenue
Chestnut Street
Chicago & Northwestern Railroad
Wyoming
Canadian Pacific Railroad
Union Pacific and
Oregon Short Lines
Washington
Five Die as Emergency Brake Fails in Burlingame Crash
An auto driven by Wiss Steel McCormack with four women and two children from San Mateo plunged down a hill after the emergency brake broke. Three women and two children died. Miss Ethel McCormack and Miss McCauley survived. Mrs McCormack and Mrs O'Brien were among the deceased. Miss McCormack escaped with minor injuries. The crash occurred near San Francisco, killing seven in total in the second such disaster in 48 hours.
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San Francisco
West Burlingame
Wiss Steel McCormack
San Mateo
Thomas A. McCormack
Miss McCormack
McCormack
McCormack Iron Works
Seattle Families Reach North Yakima After Mountain Crossing
A. E. Thompson and the families of his two sons arrived in North Yakima on a long trip from Seattle. They plan to travel east beyond the Blue Mountain Country near Walla Walla, crossing deserts and the Rockies. They reported bad highways through the Cascades and noted U S infantry marching from North Yakima to American Lake.
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Seattle
A. E. Thompson
North Yakima
Thompson
Blue Mountain Country
Walla Walla
Rockies
Cascade Mountains
United States Infantry
American Lake
Romance Ends in Indy Bride and Oska loosa Groom Unite
Walter T. Prine and Miss Georgia Golden wed at 8 o'clock Saturday evening in the home of Mr and Mrs E L Rich on South Third street. Miss Golden hails from Indianapolis Indiana and the groom from Oska loosa Iowa. Their romance spanned months with a prior eastern separation over a trivial quarrel finally resolved when Prine sent a wireless plea for reconciliation.
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Walter T. Prine
Georgia Golden
E. L. Rich
South Third Street
Miss Golden
Indianapolis
Ind
Oskaloosa
Iowa
Prine
West
Wedding Day Signals Married Life For Local Couple
Prine wired a ticket to the bride-to-be and she arrived Saturday afternoon. The ceremony was performed in the evening with attendees including Mr and Mrs Johnson Mr and Mrs Coblentz and Mr and Mrs Rich. Mr Johnson is manager of the Western Union where Prine works as day operator.
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Prine
Johnson
Coblentz
Mrs. Rich
Mr. Johnson
The
Western Union
No Church Home After Selah Trading Fire
The newly organized Christian church in Selah valley lost its meeting hall above the Selah Trading company store in Friday night fire. Furnishings and the new church organ, in use only two weeks, were destroyed. The congregation must seek a temporary worship space until a new building is ready.
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Selah Valley
Selah Trading Company
Nomination Path Alters as Filing Approaches
Computations on nomination chances shift after his entrance into the race. Frank Loker, special detective for the Northern Pacific, filed his declaration for constable on the Republican ticket.
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Frank Loker
Northern Pacific
Notice of Non Responsibility for John Linse Bills
To whom it may concern this notice states I will not be responsible for any bills contracted by John F Linse 31x Mrs J F Laible. The document names the parties and asserts non liability for debts arising from Linse's actions.
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John F. Linse
J. F. Laible
Frank Horsley Declares Candidacy for County Commissioner
Frank Horsley president of Union Gap Irrigation and head of the Union Geo canal filed his nomination for county commissioner of the First district with County Auditor Crocker on Friday afternoon. A surprise to all but his closest friends, he runs as a Republican. Horsley is a prominent Yakima county figure and active in local business circles.
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Frank Horsley
Union Gap Irrigation Company
Yakima County
Crocker
Union Geo Canal
Lombard & Horsey
Yakima Commercial] Club
Judge Stock and Richards Return for Seattle Fair
Judge Stock and Guy McL Richards returned Saturday morning from Seattle where Richards spent days on business. Richards will judge the live stock at the Western Washington Fair in Seattle from September 7 to 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy McL. Richards
Seattle
Mr. Richards
Cure for summer cold and hay fever credited to Foley's Honey and Tar
A. J. Nusbaum of Batesville Indiana reports three months of summer cold symptoms improved quickly by Foley's Honey and Tar after doctors prescriptions and other medicines failed. His wife also benefited, and the product is sold by North Yakima Drug Co. A. D. Sloan, proprietor.
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A. J. Nusbaum
Batesville
Indiana
Foley
North Yakima Drug Co
A. D. Sloan
Also Mentioned on This Page
Redfield—Graduate Optician
John H. Lynch
Attorney At Law
Mullins Building
North Yakima, Wash
Wells & Nagler
Physicians and Surgeons
Sloan Elk
David Rosser
Clark & Gensbaux
Fred JL. Janeck’s
R.F.D. No
W. D.ingalls
Prp
Ve Haffner CO
Pach Ieee
Denver
Netherlands
American Mortgage Company
Dameyer
Alaska Bridg
Wash
Ite
George M'Kivor
Camp
Westside
Council
Casecade Mountains
Levi Strauss & Co
Munn & Co
Scientific American
All
New York
F St
D.C
Via
Burlington
Omaha
Kansas City
St. Louis
California
Idaho
Oregon
British Columbia
Billings
St. Paul
Mississippi River
A. E. Campbell
Pioneer Square
Seattle, W
I. M. Helliesen
Or. KR. R
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