Statewide First Grade Certificates Issued This Week
The state superintendent's office announces permanent first grade certificates awarded this week to numerous individuals across cities including North Yakima, Bellingham, Seattle, Everett, Spokane, Olympia, and more. Names span A. W. Schwartze to Mrs. Zilpha E. Fenton with residences listed from Yakima to Seattle and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Schwartze
North Yakima
Carrie S. Young
Charles Henry
Palouse
Mary E. Mattoon
Colfax
Bertha Pelton
Larah
Nanmy E. Gilbreath
Dayton
H. A. Ellis
Colton
W. A. King
Winona
Harriet E. Axtell
Avon
S. N. McCroskey
Garfield
Dennis O. Dean
Olympia
Lillian Rogers
Spokane
Ida L Baker
Josephine Tanner
Everett
C. J. Hutchinson
Johanna MacKenzie
Arlington
Zena Woodruff
Silver Creek
G. W. Taylor
Curtis
Ida M. Scott
Lind
Thomas N. Henry
Prosser
Inez Underhill
Castle Rock
W. W. Hendren
Mary Dixon
Wattsburg
Ellen Lynch
Vancouver
Bees Laxative Cough Syrup Ad Describes Benefits
Summer coughs and colds yield to Bees Laxative Cough Syrup with honey and tar and no opiates. Children like it and mothers are advised to keep it on hand for hoarseness, coughs, and croup. C. W. Camp, West Side Druggist. aug
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Camp
West Side Druggist
Nurses Training School Planned by St Elizabeth Sisters
Sisters of St Elizabeth hospital plan to open a nursing training school in the city. Citizens will receive instruction from the sisters with physician lectures, targeting young women aged 19 to 23, and entry does not require becoming a sister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sisters
St. Elizabeth Hospital
St. Elizabeth’s
St. Elizabeth’s Hospital
Advice to The Fruit Grower on Spraying and Packing
Spraying and thinning guidance for codling moth control cover first and subsequent sprays with nozzle types and timing. Picking, stems, bruising, storage, packing house setup, paper, boxes, nails, and labeling details emphasize careful handling and orderly packaging to secure top market prices and a strong grower reputation.
Value of a Fruit Farm in Yakima Valley Highlighted
The Toppenish Review features a Yakima Valley fruit farm story revealing a 103 acre homestead worth over 100000, irrigated success, and a couple aging on the land. It cites frontier hardship, growth over forty years, and urging young men to take up orchard development as a future wealth source. It notes ongoing land value rise with irrigation and fruit trees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toppenish Review
Yakima
Seattle Post-Intelligencer
Yakima Valley
Board Seeks Expanded Service to Strengthen Valley Association
The board urges members to aid plans and contribute services for the association’s growth and the valley’s welfare. They frame requests as in the best interest of the organization and local community.
Great Fruit Display During Yakima Fair Week
Secretary Zuppani of the publicity committee and Edward Remy of the state fair board canvassed every business in the city Monday to urge creditable Yakima fruit displays during fair week. They aim to show visitors a lasting impression of the irrigated valley's resources through full or well adorned display windows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zuppani
Edward Remy
State Fair Board
Yakima
Yakima Valley
Yakimans at Ravensdale August Picnic Sparks Noted Meeting
The Seattle Republican reports hundreds of black men and white citizens gathered at Ravensdale last Saturday for the annual August picnic showing interracial social engagement and community turnout in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle Republican
Ravensdale
White Bluffs Growth Impresses North Yakima Visitor
F D Clemmer of North Yakima toured White Bluffs last Thursday and expressed surprise at the town’s rapid progress. He called White Bluffs logical for a regional town site and announced plans to buy two lots one for a home and one for a business house signaling future development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yakima
F. D. Clemmer
North Yakima
White Bluffs
Clemmer
Rings Little Liver Pills Advertisement
Product ad promotes Rings Little Liver Pills as a remedy to cleanse the system ease stomach upset and head discomfort for all the family. C. W. Camp, a West Side druggist, signs the notice. Aug
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Camp
West Side
Also Mentioned on This Page
Pioneer Drug Store
T. R. Fisher Harness and Saddlery
Miller
Mrs. Fawcett
Moran & Siegel
Butchers
E. Yakima Ave
H. M. Helliesen Lumber
A. A. Bowman
Second St
M. F. Brooks Photos
Old Tickner Studio
Cahalan & CO. Dry Goods
Cannon-Allen CO. Clothiers
W. B. Dudley
Shoes
A. B. Pearson
J. M. Curry Merchant Tailor
Yakima Ave
Coffin Bros
W. C. Bradbury Books and Stationery
W. H. Patterson & CO. Cigars and Tobacco
East
Phonographics
Seattle
Blanche Atwood
Inex L. Allen
West Seattle Beach
Grace E. Albright
Kate Blodgett
Ballard
Nina O. Buchanan
Mary A. Brownlow
Charles E. Boyce
Fall City
Ida B. Berg
Harriet M. Bishop
G. C. Conklin
Renton
George W. DeBolt
Anna M. Egan
Harriet F. Flower
Westfield
N. Y
W. Forrester
Elizabeth M. Gadbots
W. G. Hartranft
Abbie S. Hardin
San Diego
Cal
Alice Hitchings
Jas. McInnis
Jainnie A. Moburg
J. F. Morgan
Foster
Zarah J. Mott
Blanche H. Newberger
Hulda Olsen
Ida Montague Reese
G. A. Russell
South Park
Emma V Shoudy
St. John
T. P. Storey
George W. Saunderson
George W. Sickles
Bothell
Geo. A. Spencer
Maude Thompson
Charles §. Tilton
Ida Wilson
Alice M. Lamb-Ward
E. B. Walker
Auburn
Margaret M. Widmer
Zilpha E. Fenton
Yakima Hardware Co
Dioters
ST. Elwabeth's
Hood River
Waterville Times
New York
the Times
Cobleskill Times
Howard Shafer & Co
Eugene Esmay
Seward
Charles Barker
Lilly
Tilly
W.S
George W. Johnson
Louis W. Corbett
King County
Roslyn
Tacoma
Franklin
Nalond Bon
North Yakima, Wash
George Donald
L. L. Thorp
J. D. Cornett
Frank Bartholet
Fred L. Janeck
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