Large State Fruit Growers Meeting Promises Big Attendance
The State Fruit Growers Meeting will be in Wenatchee January 4 5 and 6 with strong turnout expected from Sunnyside Kennewick Kiona Prosser and North Yakima. The gathering may endorse F A Huntley for State Commissioner of Horticulture and seeks to move the office to Yakima. The Wenatchee convention also targets broader legislative questions and a possible grand jury for Kittitas County forthcoming. Preparations for an institute in January include committees for exhibits finance program music and speakers.
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Wenatchee
Sunnyside
Kennewick
Kiona
Prosser
North Yakima
Spokane
Association
F. A. Huntley
Huntley
Tacoma
Kittitas County
Rudkin
Ellensburg
Yakima County
W. H. Cline
L. O. Meigs
Harry Brown
Coonse
State
Eld
Seattle
Real Lodge of Elks
North
Yakima
County Teachers’ Institute
George Boomer
The
Prosser Record
F. H. Rudkin
Pasco
Boyd
Superior Court
H. J. Snively
Connell
Trains Updated North Yakima Schedules Include Early Arrivals
North Yakima rail timetable changes shift several east and west bound arrivals and departures. No. 1 North Coast Limited arrives 2:25 pm from the east. Pacific express 6:40 am. Burlington 1:15 pm. No. 2 North Coast Limited 4:50 am. No. 4 Twin City express 2:45 pm. No. 6 Burlington 11:02 am. West bound local freight 2:45 pm. east bound 2:00 am. Also notices: St Bernard pups for sale and new Johnson's bakery opening proclaimed.
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North Yakima
North Coast Limited
East
Pacific Express
Burlington
Twin City
Local News Items From The Sound Region
Dr and Mrs Burns returned from their Sound visit and others visited Ellensburg and the Sound cities on business. Several residents moved, pursued ranch hunting, and enjoyed holidays, while assessors and Elks planned events. A double divorce action, a major in the guard, a book arrival, and Christmas sales filled the week.
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Mrs. Burns
The
Sound
Dr. Hare
Ellensburg
W. S. Boyer
Land Office
Sound Cities
C. L. Barnett
Andrew Robinson
Milledgeville, AL
N. Robinson
Norman Compton
Nob Hill
Beet Sugar Factory Promoter Hails Yakima Valley Prospects
A Rocky Ford letter to W. L. Shearer of Toppenish extols the beet sugar plant’s success and high payments. It notes yields of 12 to 30 tons per acre, land value increases over 100 percent, and 450 workers employed at Ide to 85 cents per hour as grinding runs Oct 1 to March 1.
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North
Yakima
Yakima Valley
Rocky Ford
Col
Wm. Shearer
Toppenish
JAS
Butterfield
Northern Pacific to Denver for Live Stock Meeting Fare
The National Live Stock and Woolgrowers Association meets as the Northern Pacific sells round trip tickets to Denver, Colorado, for January 7 for 52.70 dollars. M S Meeks, agent. Also listed are Christmas candies from John Son’s at 24 South Second Street.
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National Live Stock and Woolgrowers’ Association Meeting
Northern Pacific
Denver
Col
M.S. Meeks
Johnson’s
South Second Street
Tragic Death of Ina Martin in Toppenish Train Accident
Ina Martin eleven year old daughter of John Martin was killed near Toppenish when a freight train moved as she crossed the main track. She ran in front of a side line engine and was ground to death in the sight of other children. Her father is a Lyons ranch foreman and her sister Mrs Durgan traveled to the scene.
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Ina Martin
John Martin
Toppenish
Lyons Ranch
Durgan
Lot Durgan
Yakima Lodge Elects Officers for Coming Masonic Year
Yakima Lodge No. 24 A F and A M elects H E Scott W M A F Knefr SW F Shaw JW W B Newcomb secretary J D Cornett treasurer. Installation set for the 30th with Eastern Star and R A M Masons joining Blue Lodge. Christmas service at 7 PM at Masonic hall led by Alfred H Henry. All Masons urged to attend. For sale or trade land five miles from city and house on North Fourth Street. Call 807 N Fourth.
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Yakima Lodge
H. E. Scott
W. M
A. FE. Knefr
Fred E. Shaw
J. W
W. B. Newcomb
J. D. Cornett
Eastern Star
R. A. M. Masons
Blue Lodge
Masonic Hall
Methodist’ Episcopal Church
Alfred H. Henry
Iron wood plaster promises lasting walls from Scott's Lumber Yard
A seller touts a durable plaster option cheaper than sand and lime, claiming it resists breakage and even a future scrap without needing a plasterer. Scott's Lumber Yard offers the iron wood plaster with a 4X finish likened to porcelain.
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Scott’s Lumber Yard
Coffin Bros Special Sale Undergarments Praised
A quirky local note claims 25c underwear at Coffin Bros matches any 4c garment in North Yakima. The brief item highlights a spartan bargain in a small town retail scene.
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Coffin Bros
Yakima
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Green River Hot Springs
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S. Naches Avenue
Cinch
Caddie Lesh
Marion Whitson
Charles Hauser
Herman Hatfield
A. J. Allison
Annie
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Washington, D. C
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A. E. Pool
Los Angeles
U. S
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Waitsburg
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University of Washington
the Methodist Church
Greene Mercantile Company
W. T. Gifford
Mrs. C. P. Wilcox
California
Schraeder
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City
Christianson
Bollenbach
Minnesota
Front ST
N. Front ST
Christianson & Bollenbach
Masonic Lodge
C. R. Harris
Tnland Commercial Co
West Yakima Ave
North Fourth Street
N. Fourth
Nuay
D.M. Ferry & CO
Detroit, Mich
Canada
St. Regis
Christmas
Shriners
Washington
Oregon
Curio Store
N. Second St
P. O
Earle
Diamonds
Schindeler’s
Jewelry
E. A. Brown
Yakima, Wa
Pacipc Hotel
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