Salvation Army Captain Seeks Christmas Aid in North Yakima
Captain J J Jenkins of the Salvation Army in North Yakima appeals for generous donations to fund a Christmas program. He aims to feed 50 families, provide 100 pairs of shoes, stock a Christmas tree with gifts, and distribute fuel, asking supporters to act as Santa Claus and back the effort.
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Captain Jenkins
Salvation Army
North Yakima
the Herald
Yakima
Santa Claus
Cc. J. Jenkins
Elliott Bros Incorporated ownership of building and assets revealed
Incorporation papers filed with the county auditor on Friday show Elliott Brothers Incorporated owns the three story brick building at Chestnut and South First in North Yakima and plans to engage in real estate as well as ownership of steamboats barges and other waterway equipment. Judd M. Elliott and J. G. Elliott are the principal stockholders behind the enterprise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elliott Brothers, Incorporated
Chestnut and
South First Street
North Yakima
Judd M. Elliott
J. G. Elliott
Mead Favors Civil Service for Washington State
Governor Mead declares strong support for a comprehensive civil service law covering all major state departments and institutions. He envisions protections for hospitals, schools, penal facilities, charitable institutions, fruit inspection, and game and fish, plus consolidation of game protection under a single state office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mead
State of Washington
North Yakima
Spokane
Edward Remy
Huntley
Big Apple Man Praises Yakima Visit Highlights Apple Districts
Senator Dunlap of Illinois toured Yakima and nearby fruit districts with his wife praising the Nob Hill orchard and the Yakima apple show, saying the exhibits were far larger and finer than expected. He noted potential for electric rail freight in the Yakima valley and met local supporters including J S Hughes H W Hughes and Ed Van Brandt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yakima
Senator Dunlap
Illinois
North Yakima
H. W. Hughes
Ed. van Brandt
Mee
Nob Hill
Dunlap
Senate
National Apple Growers’ Congress
H. M. Gilbert
Gilbert
Spokane
Wenatchee
Yakima Valley Transportation Co
William McKinley
Champaign
Yakima Valley
Pioneer Employment Office Ad in City’s Oldest Bureau
The Pioneer Employment Office at Front and A streets offers free help. Established in 1903, it is the city’s oldest bureau, with Geo. Webb as manager and phone contact 2993.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pioneer Employment Office
Cor
Geo. Webb
Mgr
Homestead land opens again in Yakima valley for entry
The U S department of the interior reopened sections of fertile lower Yakima valley land for homestead entry after a long withdrawal. Seven Yakima residents viewed lands on Saturday and planned to file. water rights papers were secured from Sunnyside Water Users Association. The lands were restored as irrigation schemes evolved, with the Sunnyside canal now permitting entries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yakima Valley
United States ‘Department of the Interior
Prosser
Yakima
Sunnyside
Washington
Be sneaking product claim from old cough syrup
Be es laxative cough syrup for coughs and croup grows in favor daily. Mothers should keep it on hand for children. It is prompt relief to croup. It is gently laxative, driving the poison and phlegm from the system. It gives immediate relief. Guaranteed. pay by C. W. Camp, West Side Drug-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Camp
West Side Drug
Red Apple Foresight Shapes Yakima County's Future
A regional piece links Yakima County's outlook to the prominence of the red apple industry. The discussion centers on agricultural priorities, market potential, and local economy impacts tied to apple production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yakima
Birds brighten Yakima winter with 20 species seen
W. Leon Dawson of the Washington State Audubon Society visits North Yakima. He reports 20 bird species observed on a winter tramp, including magpies numbering 75 in four miles and noted Arctic horned lark. He urges continued game protection as song birds suffer in the presence of magpies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Leon Dawson
Washington State Audubon Society
Birds of
Washington
Yakima
England
Game Protection Association
Shufeldt
Merrill
Brewer
Oregon
North Coast Railway buys city right of way in Yakima area
The North Coast Railway made heavy purchases of city right of way in the past week totaling 30000 dollars. The Garrett Bros Co sold a block in Millview for 12500 dollars and Yakima Commercial Co bought three improved lots and one vacant lot on North First avenue for 17500 dollars. Crews work between Kennewick and Granger with gaps to be filled before summer enabling rail connections in 1909.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
North Coast Railroad
North Yakima
West Side
Garrett Bros. Co
J. F. Garrett
W. K. Garrett
Millview Addition
Yakima Commercial Co
North First Avenue
Case
Case & Eschbach
Yakima Valley
Kennewick
Granger
North Coast
Anglers Catch Sturgeon On Snake River
Four sturgeon, the largest 10 feet 2 inches and 400 pounds, were caught near Red Bird creek mouth in the Snake River by Gustave Patt en, Frank Vincent, and C Wamsley of Ilo Idaho. A two horse team hauled the 1100 pound catch to town. The smallest fish weighed 200 pounds and fought for an hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spokane
Gustave Patten
Frank Vincent
8. C. Wamsley
Ilo
Idaho
Snake River
Red Bird Creek
Isaak Walton
Prosser Homesteaders Win Valuable Irrigated Land
North Yakima land office opens ten fine farm units under the Swi nyside canal extension and Mabton siphon near Prosser and Mabton. Tracts range from 41 to 1800 acres with irrigable areas of 22 to 43 acres per homestead. First filings include Harry M. Kinzie on a 41 acre tract, plus W. E. Zuppann and Henry B. Kendrick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swinyside
North Yakima
Harry M. Kinzie
Prosser
Kinzie
Uncle Sam
W. E. Zuppann
Henry B. Kendricks
Jennie E. Ferris
Mabton
Dash
Fraser
Lawrence A. Dash
Business Men’s Association
Mary A. Dash
Charles E. Fraser
Farmers’ and Merchants’ Bank
William Beam Owen
Jacob Rainier
Fritz ‘R. Miller
Local man laments stolen evergreen from yard
Richard Strobach complains after a large evergreen planted at least 20 years ago was chopped down and removed from his home yard on Saturday. He suspects thoughtless boys and asks anyone offered the tree to call S471, promising punishment for the guilty parties.
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Richard Strobach
Ring's Little Liver Pills Promoted To Cleanse System
Advert suggests Ring's Little Liver Pills treat biliousness and sick headache. Claims to wake lazy livers and clear skin. Sold by C. W. Camp, West Side Druggist, price two shillings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ring
C. W. Camp
West Side Druggist
Ditter Brothers Sell Wide Hollow Land to Seattle Buyer
Ditter Brothers sold 160 acres in the Wide Hollow to H. L. Bennett of Seattle. The parcel lies in section 20 township 13 north range 13 east Willamette meridian. Representatives were John D. Morrisey for the sellers and Louis A. Rexford for the buyer. The tract will be subdivided into five and ten acre homeseeker lots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ditter Brothers
H. L. Bennett
Seattle
Foley's Kidney Cure Advertises Health Benefit
A drugstore ad promotes Foley's Kidney Cure claiming to cure kidney and bladder disease and strengthen kidneys to prevent Bright's disease or diabetes when used timely. A. D. Sloan's drug store markets the product.
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Foley
Bright
A. D. Sloan
Marked for Death Becomes Vital With New Discovery
Mrs A C Williams of Backy credits Dr King s New Discovery with curing a grave cough and lung weakness after doctors failed. She gained 58 pounds as health restored and praises the medicine s record for coughs colds and throat lung diseases. Trial bottle free at C C Case s drug store with guarantee and one dollar price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Case
City Council Orders Lunch Rooms to Close with Saloons
The police committee has issued orders to the police department to force all lunch counters and thirst parlors to close when saloons close. Noncompliance will make saloon keepers liable. The ruling renews the free lunch practice but only if run legally.
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Police Committee
Police Department
Order to Show Cause Why Real Estate Mortgage May Not Be Granted
In Yakima County Washington the estate of Laura J. Rochel deceased seeks court permission to mortgage real property to pay debts and administration costs. The court sets January 2 1909 hearing at 9 50 am in North Yakima and directs publication in the Yakima Herald for four weeks.
Notice to Foreclose Mortgage Hearings in Yakima County
I J Lenox Ward Yakima County Clerk certifies the document as a true copy regarding Laura J Rachel estate. The notice states cause why the real property should not be mortgaged and sets a hearing date at the court room.
Avoid Piles Surgery with Man Zan Treatment Tubes
Promotes Man Zan as a pain free alternative to surgery for piles. Claims an easy collapsible tube with nozzle for application. Sold by C. W. Camp, West Fitte Druggist at 50 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Camp
West Fitte Druggist
Estate Notice for Mortgage of Real Property in Yakima
Yakima County Washington on the 2nd day of January 1909 at 9 30 a m all persons interested in said estate are directed to appear and show cause why said real estate should not be mortgaged Dated this 26th day of Nov 1908 J WENOX WARD Crimin g Clerk and ex Officio clerk of the Superior Court to A W W BARR Deputy Dec 4 11 18 25 Jan 2
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Superior Court of
Washington
Yakima County
Laura J. Rochel
Joseph Rochel
Township
Ringe Eighteen
Yakima Valley Canal Co
Joseph Rachel
Fred J. Mahre
Yakima Valley
North Yakima
Yakima
Herald
FE. BR. Preble
J. Wenox Ward
Superior Court
Aww. Barr
Contest Notice in Land Entry Case North Yakima Wash 1908
A contest affidavit by Arthur M. Cain challenges Horace Gotts for home stead entry No. 4641 in Township 14 N Range 19 W. W. M. alleging no residence or cultivation for six months and abandonment. The notice orders appearance and evidence at 10 o clock December 21 before the U S Land Office Register and Receiver in North Yakima. Publication to follow due process.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
United States Land Office
North
Yakima
Wash
Arthur M. Cain
Township
Horace Gotts
North Yakima
Washington
Alfred C. Steinman
Time fixed for hearing final account in Roberts estate
Myrtie D. Roberts executrix files final account and petition for distribution in the Lewis H. Roberts estate. The court fixes Wednesday December 36 1908 at 10 a m in North Yakima for hearing and settlement. Notices to be posted in Yakima County for four weeks and published in Yakima Weekly Herald.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF Washington
Yakima County
Lewis H. Roberts
Myrtie D. Roberts
Logan H. Roberts
North Yakima
Yakima
Notice of final account and distribution hearing
Notice is hereby given that the final account of the estate of Lewis H Roberts deceased has been rendered filed for settlement. The hearing on the final distribution is set for Wednesday December 20 1908 at 10 oclock in the forenoon in the court room North Yakima Washington. Objections may be filed in writing.
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Myrtie D. Roberts
Lewis H. Roberts
North Yakima
Yakima County
Washington
J . J. Lenox Ward
Superior Court
State of Washington
A. W. Barr
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Ana
Jenkins
Elliott Bros. Incorporated
Corporation
BIG Apple Man
J. B. Knight
Pacific Car Co
Chalmers
Omas
Dawson
Andridon Society
North Coast Railway
United States
Register Z. Y. Coleman
Columbia
Ancouver
J. W. Cole
Yacob
Cole
Stattle Man
I. J. Lenox Ward
Laura J. Rachel
de Ces
Executrix
Yakima National Bank
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