Death claims elderly mother in tragedy over son
John H Roger dies of typhoid fever at age 35 in North Yakima after a three year run as president founder of Northwest Nursery. His mother, 83, travels from Shedds Oregon by train to reach him but arrives moments after his death. Funeral at Fir Younes King parlors set for 2 PM with Hertzog of the Dunkard church in charge. Roger previously worked in Seattle and Alaska and held leadership roles in Nome lumberyards and the Bank of Cane Nome.
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John H. Roger
Oregon
Shedds
Ore
Roger
John F. Roger
North Yakima
Northwest Nursery
Seattle
Alaska
Nome
Bank of Cane
Stevond
Four Cars of Mixed Fruit Shipped East Reported
Manager Paddock of the Horticultural Union said four cars of mixed fruit were shipped east to Fargo North Dakota after orders placed last week. Denney and Co Chicago notes favorable Chicago market with Bartlett pears and Elberta peaches in demand and prices listed for several varieties.
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Paddock
The
Horticultural Union
Fargo
X. D
Denney & Co
Chicago
Elbert
Mary
Elberta
Crawford
Bartlett
Susquehanns
Duke
Kelsey Japan
Missouri
Noted Violinist Arrives in North Yakima for Honeymoon Visit
Theve, a renowned violinist from Dubuque Iowa, and Prof Edwards Schroeder arrive in North Yakima for a two week honeymoon stay as guests of Prof Schroeder. Schroeder, once a Straus student in Chicago a decade ago, is praised for skill and broad repute. He has earned degrees from top music schools and authored a standard violin method book and notable compositions.
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Edwards Schroeder
North
Yakima Inday
Frend
Schroeder
Dubuque
Iowa
Straus
Chicago
City School District Reports First Year-End Cash Balance
At the September meeting of School District No. 7 officials report a June 30 cash balance of 59.44 with receipts 143.98 and expenses 1,685.94 including a large prior-year debit. Board cuts warrants interest to 6 percent, elects officers, raises salaries for several staff, and notes upcoming school realignments and public hearings on budget and taxes.
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Harry Snivelndt
Englehart and Rice
Dills
C.A. Graham
Hy Ss
Sharpe
Anna L. Fisher
Anna Redhead
Cordelia
Waters
Cgyace Farmer
Rose Boening
Ida Myer
Elsie Campbell
Oregon
Lila Palenka
Ste
Prunes Bring Threefold Price Gain for Olsen Pact
Washington prunes sold by the L. Olson Company of Parker yielded prices up to 65 cents per crate, triple the amount previously offered by Chicago merchants. G. Squier of Chicago reports the best price for outright sale, while the Olsen firm benefits from shipping arrangements in Yakima Valley.
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Warl Prothers
Ner Nts
Chicago
Washington
Olson Pruitt
Parker
Witsahilly
Grove
G. Squier
Yakima Valley
Squier
Olsen Company
Ten Owners Ten Face Warrant for Nuisance Cleanup
County health office swore warrants for arrest of ten persons tied to unsanitary properties. Police Judge Irving J. Bounds warns offenders face maximum penalties under state law. Notices demand immediate cleanup or court action and abatement at offender cost. Some warrants may rise to twenty five with more in city or county.
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Irving J. Bounds
Sound Country
Tacoma
Seattle
Negro Bound Over to Superior Court in Attempted Murder
Fred Miller, a Black man, was bound over to the Superior Court after a July 10 night incident at the Hub poolroom in which Peter Lund was shot while resisting Miller seeking money. Miller faces trial this fall with no attorney. evidence includes a revolver found discarded and a matching shell.
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Fred Miller
Peter Lund
Hub
Superior Court
Hemin TD. Hunt
Lund
Miller
Strong Stand Phrase for Convicted Offenders Access
A statement vows that any person brought before me who is convicted will face the maximum limit of punishment or penalty allowed. The language reinforces zero tolerance and firm enforcement of penalties.
Pistol Shot Ends Life Of Howard Griffin On Naches Bank
Howard M. Griffin 25, son of Dr. Byron W. Griffin, was shot dead on the Naches river bank while picking periwinkles near old Camp U S Reclamation service. The gun discharged from his holster struck him in the chest and he died instantly. Funeral services will be held this afternoon at the Flint Shaw rooms with Reverend Gibson officiating. Interment in Tahoma Cemetery. Griffin was active in the First Congregational church choir and attended the University of Washington after completing Grand Junction high school. He is survived by his father mother and sister Lorraine.
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Howard M. Griffin
Byron W. Griffin
Tieton Drive
Naches
Old Camp
U. S. Reclamation Service
Griffin
Periwinkles
Lee Childs
Hirman Strew
Charles Barton
Naches City
W. L. Lemon
A. L. Flint
Flint-Shaw
Lorraine
Griffins
Alway
Yelock
Gibson
Methodist Church
Dow and
Toll
Dack Montgomery
Means
Edward Perry
Herbert Donahey
Messrs
Strew Childrs
Tarton
Tahoma
Young Griffin
University of Washington
Grand Junction
Colorado
North Yakime
Treasure seekers guard wreck of Atlantic off Lake Erie
In Detroit on August 8, rescuers guard a claimed $400,000 treasure from the 1852 Atlantic wreck near Long Point in 158 feet of water. Divers expect two safes with gold. The Atlantic collision with Ogdenburge killed 150. Kirkland Dooley, 67, of Moxee, died Saturday, obituary to follow.
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Detroit
Mich
Long Point
Lake Erie
Atlantic
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Lila
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the Moxee
Fletcher
LL Heledde
Centaur Company
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