Selah Fruit Co forms in Yakima valley with $256000 capital
Ohio stockholders form the Ohio Selah Fruit Co with Robert Webster as president and incorporation papers filed for a 256000 share capital. A new boardwalk is under construction on South Fifth Avenue from Yakima to Walnut. A Yakima couple, Charles E Whitnack and Elsie D Mercer, receive a marriage license. Local officials including S R Justham mayor and E W Glenn visit the city for business. Sheriff McNeil and G T Longworth are seen in town. Several social notes follow, including a funeral, skating rink opening, high teacher exam success, YMCA meeting plans, and a dog incident at Yakima Ave.
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Official Vote on President: Taft Carries Washington
Final figures show Taft carried Washington by a plurality of 47 979 votes.
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Lines of Battle Drawn In White Plague Fight
National study warns beds for tuberculous destitutes fall far short of need with under 15,000 beds for a 600,000 living cases. Regions with most beds are New York, Pennsylvania, Colorado, Massachusetts. some states have fewer than twenty beds and others none. Experts urge isolation of advanced cases in hospitals or homes to curb spread and lower death rates. campaign to expand beds aims to save up to 100,000 lives annually.
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Lawsuit Filed Against East Selah Irrigation Co
Engineer A L Smith has started suit in the superior court against the North Yakima and East Selah Irrigation Co and Clark O'Brien president of the company. Lynch Grady represent the defendants and a demurrer by H J Snively has been filed with no further papers yet recorded.
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North Yakima and
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Pinesalve Carbolized Poultice Advertised
Pine salve carbolized acts like poultice drawing out inflammation and poison. Antiseptic beating. For chapped hands lips cuts burns. Bold by C. W. Camp West Side Druggist. Herald want ads bring results.
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Advertised Letters at North Yakima Post Office
Unclaimed letters dated December 12, 1908 include names Alexander Willie Bergquist Oscar Bullis Mrs Mand ell Bodaie Churchill Geny Clark W A Davis J Newton Ford Joseph L. The list presents individuals awaiting pickup at the North Yakima postal facility.
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Willie
Bergquist
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Mandell
Bodaie. Churchill
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Clark
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Ford
Joseph L
Meigs Favored by Anti Saloon League Leader
In Spokane interview Rev. Royal W. Raymond ex state head of the anti saloon league predicts L O Meigs of North Yakima will win the speaker of the house post in Olympia He cites 54 pledges plus verbal support from legistslative members as proof of a safe majority Slayden Tacoma candidate is criticized for voting against local option and helping to block the bill two years ago
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Royal W. Raymond
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Meigs
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Bremerton
Sound
R. W. Raymond
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Tacoma
Committee On Public Morals
Indorsements and a Divorce Claim Highlight Local Politics
The report notes that the indorsed candidate for speaker, the chairman, secretary and floor leader were all men who opposed a local option two years earlier. It also covers Mr. Raymond expressing satisfaction at the collapse of the rumor that his wife had filed for divorce.
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Cosgrove Will Be Governor If He Recovers
A telegram from Howard Cosgrove reports Governor-elect Cosgrove improving at Paso Robles California. He may walk unaided soon and could be sworn in from his bedside or in Olympia in January depending on his recovery and weather.
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Howard Cosgrove
Paso Robles
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Sawyer
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Settlement Reached in Clark Grant Ranch Case
The suit by Joseph Clark and others against Ronald A Grant over the Grant ranch in the northwest part of the city is settled out of court. Deputy Sheriff Grant receives a $15,000 mortgage on the property and Clark and others assume a $2,000 mortgage. Grant relinquishes his interest in the property valued between $40,000 and $45,000.
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