Indications Point to a Big State Fair
Article previews North Yakima state fair plans with emphasis on exhibits and races. President A J Splawn tours eastern Washington securing horse pedigrees and arranging excursions from Walla Walla Spokane and Puget Sound, while tribes from Oregon Idaho and Washington prepare to attend and perform the war dance drawing thousands.
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A. J. Splawn
J. E. Shannon
B.J. Wyman
Evergreen State
Times
Jack Splawn
Washington
Palouse
Dayton
Colfax
Walla Walla
Spokane
North Yakima
Galbraith Bros
Pullman
Splawn
Walla Walla Dayton
Walla
New Building Opens With Experienced Teachers and Modern Equipment
The school announces complete courses under expert staff and new facilities. Students gain access to updated classrooms, expanded programs, and state of the art equipment to support growing enrollment and improved outcomes.
Fire Department sore over unpaid alarm call
The city council declined to pay the volunteer firemen who answered a blaze in the alley behind the Mason block two or three weeks ago. Firefighters dispute the claim it was a false alarm and argue the strong wind and rubbish heap produced a blaze worthy of compensation. Some members threaten resignations while others seek a compromise pending full facts. The department is praised as outstanding and essential to the city.
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State of
Washington
Local Ads and Humorous Quips From A North Yakima Paper
A collage of items includes medical cures offered by North Yakima Drug Store and A. D. Sloan, a harness dealer advertises repairs, and J. F. Phillips & Co. seeks 100 000 eggs. Also appears a joke about a nursemaid and a call to subscribe to the Herald with a low year rate and money-back guarantee.
Capt Thomas House Burned at Yakima City
The home of Capt and Mrs Thomas at Yakima City burned to the ground Monday night between 10 and 11. The stove range sewing machine and a few small articles were saved. Fire may have started from sparks at the chimney and the house was badly damaged with heavy insurance coverage. Mrs Thomas and her daughter were away at the seashore.
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Thomas
Yakima City
Marble Works Change Hands
The marble works of Chas. Gleason have been sold to Bullock and Burrill two enterprising young men who have succeeded also to the good will of the former proprietor.
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Chas. Gleason
Bullock & Burrill
Deaths Eglin 11-month-old dies of scarlet fever
Basil Eglin, 11 months old, son of George Eglin of Tampico, died Sunday in a scarlet fever case. Funeral held at Tahoma Cemetery with interment following.
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Basil Eglin
George Eglin
Tampico
Tahoma Cemetery
Deaths of John H. Stevens and Mrs H W Dague
John H. Stevens died Monday at 502 North Fourth Street and was buried in Tahoena cemetery after a Shaw and Flint funeral. He had been visiting his nephew James Knuppenberg for health and stayed in the valley about two months. Mrs H W Dague died at her western town home this morning, leaving a husband and two children. her funeral will be Thursday at 11 oclock in the Brethren church with Lider Stiverson officiating.
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Dague
H. W. Dague
Brethren Church
Lider Stiverson
Deaths in North Yakima and Burlington Visit
Shizuye Aoki a Japanese housekeeper died last Friday August 13 and was buried from Shaw Flint parlors Saturday. Elizabeth Ziller aged 60 died Sunday morning at her sons home on Nob Till while visiting from Burlington Iowa. remains shipped to Iowa for burial. The Rotzeell one year old died Sunday August 16 and was buried in Cowychee cemetery. parents reside in Cowychee valley.
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Aoki Shizuye
Shaw & Flint
North
Yakima
Ziller
Nob
Elizabeth Ziller
Burlington
Iowa
Iown
August Rotzeell
Cowychee Cemetery
Cowychee Valley
Furnished Rooms for Rent Near Ahtanum Ave Corner C
One single room and two rooms suitable for light housekeeping available at 215 North Ahtanum Avenue corner C. Tenant options include furnished spaces with implied utilities. Contact for details and pricing.
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North
Ahtanum Avenue
Corner
Reduced round trip rail rates for conventions and teachers
The Denver and Rio Grande announces greatly reduced round trip fares from Pacific Coast points for teachers on vacation plus delegates to major associations in Boston St Paul Baltimore Indianapolis New York Saratoga Springs Louisville and Indianapolis Tickets are one fare round trip and sold on select days with stopover privileges on the outbound trip and return any time within ninety days Passengers may return via a different route Write W C McBride General Agent 124 Third street Portland Oregon 1S tt materiaal and Gillauga undertakers offer the citys only rubber tired hearse and guarantee first class work Pure Linseed Oil offered at 60c per gallon by F A Curry s1-tE
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Pacific Coast
East
Boston
A. Lo
U. W
St. Paul
Baltimore
Woodmen of America
Indianapolis
Eagles
New York
Mystic Shrine
Saratoga Springs
W. C. McBride
Third Street
Portland
Oregon
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