No Change in County Officers Deputies Stay The Same
The article reports that county officers and deputies will serve another term with no changes. Key officials named include Sheriff R A Grant with deputies, Treasurer Tittle aided by Frank Bond, Auditor Newcomb adding Roy Ferris, and Clerk Day keeping FE. Cleaver. The piece notes growing office work and continued economy in service.
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Court House
Tittle
Frank Bond
R. A. Grant
W. A
Newcomb
Roy EF. Ferris
Ferris
Wilbur Crocker
Miss Pearl
Washington State Teachers' Association Session in Spokane
The 18th annual WA State Teachers' Association meets in Spokane on December 28 through 30. An attendance of 1000 to 1500 teachers is expected as the program covers all aspects of school work with evening addresses by David Starr Jordan of Stanford and J H Ackerman of Oregon. Topics include study and training of unfortunate children and rural consolidation.
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Washington State Teachers’ Association
Spokane
David Starr Jordan
Stanford
J. H. Ackerman
Oregon
Salvation Army helps poor families for Christmas in Yakima
Captain and Mrs. Richmond organize baskets with a full meal for about fifty North Yakima families in need. Donations via pot-boiling fund on December 23 and 24 will buy fuel for the poor, with kettles on Yakima avenue for coins. Meanwhile Toppenish businessman Frank Williams plans a new town center near the reservation.
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Richmond
Salvation Army Corps
Yakima
Yakima Avenue
Frank Williams
Toppenish
Tacoma
The
Yakima Valley Bank
United States Land Office
North Yakima
Cannon
Washington
Ledger
Yakimans in Tacoma Discussing Prosperity and Crops
J. M. Perry, a leading produce merchant of North Yakima, makes remarks in Tacoma about Yakima county’s strong year. He notes unusually abundant crops and firm prices, citing the potato harvest as an example of the thriving agricultural outlook.
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J. M. Perry
Yakima
the Donnelly
The
Ledger
Yakima County
Williams Granted New Trial After Supreme Court Reversal
The Supreme Court granted a new trial for David G. Williams, condemned in this county for intent to commit murder and sentenced to thirteen years. The case stems from the October 18, 1903 shooting of W D Guthrie near Toppenish during an alleged robbery attempt, with the court finding errors in lower court jury instructions on intent to kill.
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Olympia
Tacoma Ledger
Supreme Court
David G. Williams
Williams
W.D. Guthrie
Toppenish
Guthrie
Christmas Hat Sale by H. H. Schott Co.
A Christmas sale offers hats in pattern tailored or street styles from the Millinery Department of H. H. Schott Co. Bargains are highlighted as acceptable presents for mother or sister.
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H. H. Schott Millinery Department
H. HH. Schott Co
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Famous Clothing CO
Sa’turday
Hale
Ait
Union Block
Yakima Ave
Bet. 3d
4Th Sts
Mee Atty Cal Oa
Elliss H.gross
Bidudielle Ave
Bet
Gunderson
State Teachers’ Association
Havi
Daneck
Pharmac
F. L. Janegk
Rookwood Pottery
Schindeler’s
Jewelry
Salvation Army
A. B. Cline
W. H. Scott
Miss Wright
H. WH. Welliesen
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