County Commissioner Lemay to visit Sound today
Local notes report Lemay will leave for a Sound visit. Several residents travel to Seattle for the fair, including Mr. and Mrs. Dorris and daughters Erma and Enid, and Miss Laura Junkin on a two week vacation. Births and local events fill the page with church, school, and transportation updates across North Yakima and Ellensburg.
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Lemay
Sound
Victor Dorris
Erma
Enid
Seattle
H. L. Wells
Laura Junkin
South Seventh Street
William Frink
Naches City
Edna Howard
North Yakima
FE. A. Howard
Ellensburg
Court House
Northern Pacific Railway Company
Cc. F. Bailey
Land Company of
Granger
Cit
Bailey
California
Free Methodist
Tenth Avenue
Chestnut Street
Ralph Cainnin
Warker
J. C. Warker, Jr
Tahoma Cemetery
H. H. Pincus
Tacoma
H. B. Rigg
H. Callalan
New York
Herman Hays
The
Selah
Sheriff's Office
Hays
Geo. A. McAulay
City
North Bend
Mr. McAulay
Yakima
Wise
Nash
First Christian Church
Sarah Allen
Mary Yeager
A. A. Mathis
Mary Stingle
Julia van Buskirk
Spokane
Cora Green
M. Mull
Minnie van Mavern
Richard Strobach
Fay Sherry
Annie Erwin
Hassie Barbour
L. V. McWhorter
Ben Y
A. ©. Davis
Coeur d'Alene
Idaho
Davis
Frank J. Wilcox
Northfield
Minn
Yakima Hotel
Wilcox
Tieton
Chas. Drury
D. M. Rand
Drury
Charles Wilgus
George Dunn
Parker
Hazel Pease
Lyle Sheeley
J. C. Brooker
Portland Ore
Lee A. Johnson
Sunnyside
Green River Hot Springs
Johnson
Alle Miller
Cashmere
D. C. Reed
Emily
Blaine
J. C. Raynor
Clara
Bessie White
Akin
N. Newberg
L. M. Parker
Spokane County
Wenatchee
Wilkinson
Pacific States Telephone Co
North Yakima Exchange
Zediker Institute Cards as Embracing Osteopathy and Related Therapies
The Zediker Institute of Drugless Healing promotes naturopathy through osteopathy electricity vibration massage bath mental and magnetic forces hygiene dietetics and hydrotherapy. Located seven years in Ditter block 211 East Yakima avenue it reports 1700 cases treated with no knife or drugs. James F. and Almira M. Zediker are listed.
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Zediker
Ditter Block
East
Yakima Avenue
James F
Almira M. Zediker
Mob Attacks Mine Superintendent Home in Carlisle
A mob attacked the home of Stephen Hart, Carlisle coal mine superintendent, early this morning in Carlisle Ind. and perhaps fatally shot Hart's wife as town residents panicked. Miners have threatened Hart for weeks over labor disputes.
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Carlisle
Ind
Stephen Hart
Hart
Markets Show Brisk Demand as New Week Opens
Takima valley shipments head to Sound and eastern markets fueling brisk demand at the exposition. Cantaloupes watermelons tomatoes peaches and plums dominate the scene with hay and potatoes close behind. Hop conditions remain favorable and prices hold steady despite the activity.
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Takima Valley
Sound
Hops Quotations Across Markets
London hops on Pacific coast show firm bids at 3 10s to 5, while San Francisco reports New hops at 11 20 cents. New York notes quiet hops trading as of August 24.
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Liverpool
London
Pacific Coast
San Francisco
New York
Apple Show Secretary Spreads Apple Crop Claims Debunked
The Herald reports editorially that Ben H. Rice claims seven crop statements by the International Apple Shippers' Association are false. The piece cites government bulletins and the Crop Reporter to counter each point and expose alleged manipulation to lower fruit prices.
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Apple Show
Apple Crop Figures Question Rises in Nova Scotia
Granville Lowther argues that the claimed twelve million barrel apple increase cannot come from the United States or Canada New England and Pacific states show mixed results and the government reports hide regional variances in bearing trees He claims the National Apple Shippers Association misleads editors and the public by distributing partisan figures
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Herald
Ben H. Rice
Spokane
United States
Canada
Mississippi
New England
Nova Scotia
Kansas
Atlantic Ocean
Bay of Fundy
West Virginia
Oklahoma
Pacific Coast
Washington
Idaho
New Mexico
Colorado
West
Michigan
Wisconsin
Middle
Union
Nevada
National
Apple Shippers Association
Granville Lowther
Dixie Day at A Y P Exposition Opens with Gilchrist Address
In Seattle crowds of thousands celebrate Dixie Day at the exposition grounds with music and a keynote address by Governor Albert W. Gilchrist of Florida. The event drew ex southerners and friends from across the region in a festive showing of Southern camaraderie.
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A.Y.P
Seattle
Wash
Albert W. Gilchrist
Florida
Railroads clash as North Coast eyes Sunnyside route
In Washington's Yakima valley, steam shovels race at Granger and Grandview as North Coast pushes a Granger Sunnyside line while Northern Pacific surveys a Sunnyside branch to main line near Gibbon. Officials aim to speed construction and shorten freight routes, with trains expected within six months.
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Yakima Valley
North Coast
Northern Pacific
Granger
Bender
Prosser
Grandview
Sunnyside
Toppenish
Yakima
Parker Country
Zillah
Parker North Coast
Union Gap
N. C
N. P
Mr. Krumm
Gibbon
Man Fatally Injured in Hoquiam Cavern Collapse
Hoquiam, Aug 24 Charles Anderson, 50, was fatally injured in a cavern at the Karlheim place while digging a drain. Earth fell in, breaking ribs and piercing both lungs. He died several hours after reaching the hospital and said, I have neither friends nor relatives to leave a word I am willing to die.
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Hoquiam
Charles Anderson
Karlheim Place
Anderson
Mother Love Opens Cell
Jesse Sullivan walked from the penitentiary today into the arms of a waiting an anxious mother, who has become wrinkled and gray with work and worry in getting him paroled. Sullivan was serving an indeterminate sentence for robbery and had completed 19 months.
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Mother Love
Walla Walla
Jesse Sullivan
Sullivan
New Bicycle Record by Ivor Lawson in Salt Lake
SALT LAKE Aug 24 A new five mile bicycle record was set by Ivor Lawson in 9 42 2 5 The old mark was 9 48 1 5 Lawson’s time tops the previous record by six seconds and solidifies his standing as a top track cyclist in the region
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Salt Lake
Ivor Lawson
Parker Heights Nursery Sold to New Yakima Partners
H E Angell sold Parker Heights Nursery to E F Perry and H E Brown of North Yakima for 5000 dollars, with possession to begin today. The nursery sits at Parker Heights about 16 miles south of the city and has been run by Angell for a year. Perry is a known local fruit man. Brown previously served as Sunnyside Nursery’s local agent. This marks the second Yakima valley nursery sale in a month, following Yakima Valley Nursery’s sale to W McDonald and partners of Toppenish.
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H. E. Angell
Parker Heights
E. F. Perry
H. E. Brown
North Yakima
Angell
Perry
Brown
Sunnyside
Yakima Valley
Mystic Shriners
Seattle
Nile Temple of
Northwest
Yakima County
Nile Temple
A.Y.P
Taft Refuses Pardon for Oregon Editor Nickell
The Department of Justice reports President Taft declined to grant a pardon to Charles Nickell formerly United States commissioner and editor of a Medford Oregon newspaper. Nickell was convicted in Portland of conspiring to suborn perjury by false statements on land purchase applications and sentenced to thirteen months imprisonment.
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Washington
Department of Justice Today
Taft
Charles Nickell
United States
Medford
Oregon
Nickel
Portland
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Osteopathy
Indiana
Puget Sound
Timothy
New Hampshire
Ren H. Rice
International Apple Shippers’ Association
Government Monthly
Dr. Pierce
Dispensary Medical Association
R. V. Pierce
M. D
Buffalo
N. Y
Pierce
People’s Common Sense
WN. P
Lower Valley
SEC
R. A. Ballinger
Yakima Projects
Ballinger
Parker Heights Nursery
H .E. Angell
Yakima Temple
Chas. Nickell
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