Redbird Wins Big at State Fair Track In Red Hot Race
Redbird the Wallahee reservation Indian horse defeats Gray Eagle owned by Guy Shallady on a 400 yard stretch in 20% seconds at the state fair track. About $2,500 changes hands as Indian money backs Redbird amid 1010-plus spectators. Lonny Hoffman rode Gray Eagle with McEwen up.
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Redbird
Gray Eagle
Wallahee
Guy Shallady
Toppenish
Goldendale
Lou Evans
McEwen
Lonny Hoffman
Markham
Gano
North Yakima
William Splawn
Gilmore
Electric Bitters touted as life prolonging aid after fifty nine
The article claims life span is limited but can be extended with advanced knowledge and proper care between ages 50 and 60. It extols Electric Bitters as Nature's best helper after 59, calling it a scientific tonic that revitalizes every organ. Guaranteed by C. C. Case, druggist, 50c.
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Nature
C. C. Case
Camp Goods Advertised At Coffin Bros Store
Coffin Bros. promotes cheap sales on camp stoves camp blankets tin ware and pack saddles as readiness items for outdoor hobbies and travel.
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Coffin Bros
Morse Telegraph Origin Site Becomes Morris County Property
Morristown preserves the Morse telegraph origin site now owned by Morris County Traction Co for barns and repair work. Speedwell Iron Works built by Judge Stephen Vail in 1812 housed Morse experiments completed January 11, 1838 with Alfred Vail aiding. Granddaughter Mrs. Lidgerwood recalls the setup and copper wiring on two floors.
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Morristown
N. J
Samuel F. B. Morse
Morris County Traction Company
Speedwell Iron Works
Stephen Vail
Atlantic Ocean
Prof. Morse
Judge Vail
Alfred Vail
Morse
Vail
John M. Lidgerwood
Willard P. Vail
Jeremiah H. Pierson
Ramapo
County commissioners discuss courthouse lighting at meeting
At yesterday's county commissioners meeting the courthouse lighting was discussed with architect Gauntt and several contractors present. No decision was reached by the board. L. T. Castor of Wapato is building a 200 by 200 foot warehouse with 1500 tons hay capacity, one of the county's largest.
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Gauntt
L. T. Castor
Wapato
Indian slashed two white men in Yakima City melee
A Chehalis Indian, Joe Hey, allegedly slashed two Yakima City youths F. Lapell and A. Porter after an argument turned violent. Lapell required eleven stitches to his arm and left for Seattle. Porter sustained a minor leg wound. The Indian fled Chehalis after the incident amid accusations of prior town trouble.
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Hey
F. Lapell
Seattle
Yakima City
A. Porter
Joe Hey
Ney
Lapell
Lhey
Chehalis
Ago
Court Opinion Puts City Savings On Yakima Avenue
In a Northern Pacific vs Seattle style decision, the city wins as railroads become liable for local improvement assessments. City Attorney Forsyth plans broad suits to recover delinquencies, while volunteers fight fires in Puyallup with watermelons aiding a pivotal building, saving the town's stock and depot.
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Supreme Court
North Yakima
Northern Pacific
Seattle
Northern Pacific Railroad Company
Forsyth
Neros
Greeley
Big Pioneer General Merchandise Store
Depot
Little Bank
Joe Fernandez
Bucket Brigade
Yakima
Cascade Range
Puyallup
J. W. Redington
Bradfield and Shaw Bride at Seventh Street Home
Miss Dora M. Bradfield and Herbert A. Shaw wed Monday at the Bradfield residence with Father Brusten officiating. Attendants included Nellie Bradfield and best man Dick Sullivan. The couple plans a wedding tour to Vancouver and Sound cities and will reside at 112 South Sixth Street after September 1.
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Dora M. Bradfield
Herbert A. Shaw
John Bradfield
South Seventh Street
Father Brusten
St. Joseph’s Church
Francis Schorn
Nellie
Dick Sullivan
H. Cahalan & Co
Bradfield
Shaw
A. J. Shaw & Sons
Toppenish to Send One Man on Eastern Excursion
The Toppenish commercial club will send one man on the eastern boosters and advertising excursion of the Yakima Valley promoted by the North Yakima publicity committee. The choice follows Editor George A. MacArthur’s suggestion. The selected man will boost Toppenish at each stop and literature will be distributed along the route. Other business men may join, but the club will likely cover one man’s expenses.
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Toppenish Commercial Club
Big Eastern Boosters
Yakima Valley
North Yakima
George A. MacArthur
Toppenish Review
Pat Mullins Plans August Departure From Washington Hotel
Pat Mullins who has leased the Washington hotel to Charles Connell expects to leave about August 15 for the Sound and will stay away for some time. His return to North Yakima is not known.
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Pat Mullins
Washington Hotel
Charles Connell
the Sound
North Yakima
Fire in Yakima Melon Town Stirs Hop Festival Lore
An anecdotal reminiscence recalls a Yakima Melon event with a city fire that scorched the livery stable near Yellowstone Avenue and Tinpot Alley. The narrator muses on Puyallup’s fame for hops, while townsfolk rush to battle the blaze as water scarcity and progress pressures grow.
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John Parrott
Puyallup
Hopville
Pullyallup
Piallup
Hudson Bay
Pioneer Livery Stable
Yellowstone Avenue
Tinpot Alley
Timothy Hay
Tim Davenport
Homer
Boston Common
Hani
Bucket Brigade
Pete Belles
Cyclone Catarrh Cure Blend Promoted at Local Shop
An advertisement touts a home remedy named Cyclone for catarrh claiming rapid blood and system clearing effects. The mixture uses Fluid Extract Dandelion, Compound Karyon, and Compound Syrup Sarsaparilla with dosage after meals and at night. The note adds Ed “Dad” Curran’s Idaho trip and plans after a month’s leave.
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Dad
Curran
Boise
Idaho
Northern Pacific
The
Sound
Otsego Journal Endorses Dr King’s New Discovery
Otsego Journal editor Wm M Dietz lauds Dr King’s New Discovery as the county’s best remedy for coughs and colds. Gilbertsville based advert states it cures lung and throat diseases, with a guarantee from C C Case druggist. 50c or 1.00, trial bottle free.
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Otsego County
Wm. M. Dietz
Otsego Journal
Gilbertsville
N. Y
Tts
C. C. Case
Arm By Appointment Hours Listed In Notice
Hours 2 to 5 p m arm by appointment phones office 821 residence 823 appear in a brief public notice indicating contact details for arranging an appointment.
Rosser Rogester Physician and Surgeon Listing
R David Rosser physician and surgeon with office over Janeck's Drug Store. Residence at Sixth and Chestnut. Office hours 9 a m to 12 m and 2 to 6 p m. Member of Pension Board.
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Janeck's
Pension Board
Veterinary Hospital Ad Offers Animal Care Services
First class quarters for care and treatment of the domestic animals. Surgery a specialty. Calls promptly answered day or night. Hospital phone $313. Dr. G B Duncan, Proprietor.
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Sloan Block
N. Natches Are
Dr. Nagler
G.8
Duncan
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