County Notes Record Moves And Local Happenings
J W Aldrich has moved into a new home and J H Bruff the county attorney candidate made calls in the area. Myrtle Graham turned 16 last Wednesday and hosted friends with games ice cream and cake. F L Charboneau lost three valuable horses to an unknown epidemic and A C Marks had two sick but recovered. Hoppicking is the talk with some yards starting next Monday while others wait. Mrs W B Sperrow returned home from a visit to the sound last Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Aldrich
J. H. Bruff
Myrtle Graham
Myrtle
F. L. Charboneau
A. C. Marks
W. B. Sperrow
the Sound
Birthday luncheon for Loraine Page marks tenth year
Local society notes record Mrs. R G Page hosting a Tuesday luncheon for her daughter Loraine to celebrate her tenth birthday. The item notes a pleasant time and lists numerous visitors and community happenings from North Yakima Sunnyside and nearby towns.
Pleasant Hill Social Snippets Tally Weekend Visits
Pleasant Hill notices list Mr Dick returning from Seattle and Olympia last Tuesday. Orion Edwards and Miss Bina visited Tampico, returning Monday. Demot and daughter from Natchez stayed at Mr Crampton's. F E Reynolds visited Mr Alderson's Selah Heights on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Dick
Seattle
Olympia
Orion Edwards
Miss Bina
Tampico
Demot
Natchez
Missing horse prompts search and local notices
A. C. Brown asks for information about a stray horse. Charles Floyd and Bert Kash returned Monday from a four months stay at Farel Washington. Dunkle sold the season’s first potatoes on the hill at 14 dollars per ton. Rev. Vail checked his fruit ranch last week. Sue Mitchell visited Boyd Moberly on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. C. Brown
Charles Floyd
Bert Kash
Farel
Wash
Mr. Dunkle
Rev. Vail
Sue Mitchell
Boyd Moberly
River Outing Notes And Health Updates In Local Bulletin
Jed Kershaw improves after typhoid. Miss Whitmore ill with fever. Jess Friend returns from Nile outing. Party including H R Quinn W J Purdue Lloyd Bain back from Bumping River outing with abundant fish game. Bain reports bear and cougar. Natchez Cattle Co to begin gathering beef Sept 3. Parker and Shanks bale alfalfa at seven fifty per ton. Cliff Fraser and brother in law go to the mountains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jed Kershaw
Miss Whitmore
Jess Friend
Nile
H. R. Quinn
W. J. Purdue
Lloyd Bain
Bumping River
Soda Springs
Natchez Cattle Co
Local Social Notes and Harvest Report from Hill
Miss Barette of North Yakima visits sister Mrs. George Vann on Sunday. Mrs. Boyd Momberley’s father from Everett plans a visit. Mrs. F. E. Reynolds’ father and aunt left for Iowa on the 2:50 train Saturday. Miss Moss of Ohio leaves Tuesday for Seattle then California before returning home. Pleasant Hill phone line expected in service September 10. Dunbar and Moberly first to sell potatoes on the Hill. yield poor but quality good.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barette
North Yakima
George Vann
Boyd Momberley
Everett
F. E. Reynolds
Iowa
Miss Moss
Miss Stevens
Ohio
Seattle
California
Wich Place
Pleasant Hill
Messrs. Dunbar and
Moberly
Marshall Field
Yakima peaches dominate market with strong supply
Market reports show Yakima peaches leading the fruit market as plentiful receipts continue. Prices for Crawfords, Albertas, and Fosters are listed with varying ranges, while other produce like melons, pears, grapes, and watermelons fill the inventory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yakima
Post-Intelligencer
Western Avenue
Washington
Wenatchee
Commission
California
Herald Market
J. M. Perry & Co
John Gibson
Fruitvale
Gibson
Seattle
C. R. Offner
Tacoma
Local Produce Prices Displayed in Hazy Advertisement
A faded ad lists celery two bunches for a to-be-determined price, summer squash priced at 6 and 10 cents each, corn a dozen at 12 cents, cantaloupes per crate two dollars, and tomatoes per crate at sixty cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crawford
Woodmen of the World raise cabin for Spokane fair HQ
The Woodmen of the World gather August 19 at Spokane Interstate fair grounds to raise a new lodge cabin to serve as visitor headquarters. Thousands from the Pacific Northwest and beyond are expected for the fair day parade and special features planned for Tuesday October 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodmen of the World
Spokane Interstate Fair
Los
Pacific Northwest
Sac
Washington
Idaho
Special Days at Spokane Fair Assignments
Spokane Interstate fair schedules two weeks of events with each day set for a special purpose. Shriners have September 26 for a major observance while September 25 is the chamber of commerce day with delegates to a Spokane convention organizing the Pacific North union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spokane Fair
Robert H. Cosgrove
Spokane
Shriners
Chamber of Commerce
West publicity movement schedule of events
The document lists a sequence of themed days in late September to early October. Events include 150,000 Club day, livestock day, Spokane day, Washington State college day, and a second-week lineup with Everybody's day, British Columbia day, Woodmen of the World day, Coeur d'Alene day, Worby day, and Modern Woodmen day across dates from September 24 to October 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Publicity Movement
Spokane
Washington State College
British Columbia
Coeur d'Alene
Men Are Queer Says an Exchange in The Paper
The passage notes that men are peculiar about eating and drinking habits. It contrasts preference for improvised settings with clothless tables and shared items from tobacco to pie, highlighting odd manly quirks observed in daily life.
Mystery Solved by Dr. King's New Life Pills
John N. Pleasant of Magnolia Indiana praises Dr. King's New Life Pills as solving periodic attacks of biliousness and constipation. The pills are guaranteed to satisfy or money refunded, sold for 26 cents at G G Case's drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
John N. Pleasant
Magnolia
Ind
Case
How a Man Failed and Found No Happiness
A reflective moral from The National Banker Chicago notes a man who overemphasized wealth at the expense of mind and character. He saved money while starving joy, sacrificing youth friendships and the habit of giving, and failed to develop true manhood beyond business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Banker
Chicago
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Loraine
F. C. Jones
J. F. Kunz
Prof. Barge
Baptist Association
Robinson
S. J. Harrison
Zillah
J. D. Campbell
Mr. Good
Linn
Rollin Blackman
Marion Brown
E. F. Eichner
B. F. Hoadley
Miss Culver
Hurdle
Nebraska
W. J. Morrison
la Grande
Oregon
Calkins
Hoaquiam
J. H. Newkirk
Portland
Dewey Hamilton
Presbyterian Missionary Society
E. B. Jones
Drama Club
Graham
Atlantic
Hillier
Landon
Valisca
Iise
South
Atlock School
del Fox
Jack Morgan
Charley
Charles Morgan
Prosser
Mrs. Morgan
Dorr
Mr. Brown
Messrs
Easton
W. B. Cloud
Florence Robinson
Victoria
Yakima Paint and Wall Paper Co
Yakima Ave
The
OIC Optical Co
Ditter Bldg
North
Waite
Cah
Alan
North Yakima Milling Co
Yakumo
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