Local News Briefs From North Yakima area
Rosa Blumenthal as executrix sues Joseph A Paradise over a note and mortgage foreclosure totaling 1342.24. McAuley firm represents the plaintiff. W J Vansebbuyver & Co sue J H Garrison and B W Rosenfeldt on a 100 check and 562.20 account. Deputy Sheriff Rightmire reports cold conditions near Naches City. Coffin returns from Kennewick praising snow melt and sheep camps. Asa Parshall sells west side meat business to T L Irwin. A rib injury prompts hospital travel for H A Purdy. E H Elder granted a hunting license. Local marriage licenses issued in North Yakima and Wanato. Minnesota society to banquet January 21. Moxee Catholic bazaar announced. Zupan promotes multiple meetings for the option campaign. Maples visits North Yakima. Miss Carrie Grosenbaugh in Ellensburg for a case. Edith May Collins dies at five from meningitis. Salvation Army envoy Johns returns to assist Captain Jenkins. Whippey of Zillah secures hunting license. McCoy of Kennewick visits. Robert Prior home for Christmas from Pullman. Christmas trees valued at 300 destroyed by vandals. Cobb Goodwin Williams suffer losses.
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W. J. Vansebbuyver
Christian Church
Dunkard Church
Evangelical Church
John Maples
North Yakima
Frank Bennett
Cascade
Carrie Grosenbaugh
Ellensburg
Edith May Collins
J. A. Ins
South
Arenu
Envoy Johns
Salvation Army
Yakima
Captain Jenkins
San Francisco
Jenkins
F. Whippey
Zillah
Fred McCoy
Kennewick
Robert Prior
Pullman
Cobb
H. E. Goodwin
Elmer Williams
We're Responsible to You When You Buy Trees
A Yakima valley nursery pledges reliable stock handling from digging to delivery. The firm stresses consistent growth over years, better practices than small dealers, and a commitment to old customers, warning against sourcing trees from multiple suppliers.
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Yakima Valley
Washington Nursery Co Agents Everywhere More Wanted
Washington Nursery Co seeks agents nationwide with A J Miller named as local agent at 6 South First Street Topp enish Washington. Office phone Main 394 and residence 1147 listed.
Small Shipments Steady Keep Grocer Well Supplied
Markets report quiet wheat trading in Chicago and Liverpool with no panic. Wholesale prices show flour at peak levels while small shipments of merchandise arrive. listed items include produce, poultry, eggs, apples, nuts, citrus, cranberries and dairy products with specific regional price quotes. Sources show steady supply and no major price swings across regions.
Test Vote Of Nation Rebukes Taft Regime
New York dispatch notes a sensational straw ballot in Success Magazine asking 13 102 subscribers from 22 500 life readers about Taft era views. Results show Republicans Democrats and others across states answering on past votes tariff policy Aldrich Cannon positions and overall satisfaction with Taft administration.
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New York
Taft
Success Magazine
Success
Life
Tyes
Aldrich
Cannon
Atlantic
Pacific Coast
Central West
Congress
Survey Shows Taft Tariff Support and Cannon-Aldrich Split
The article reports survey results on Taft tariff stance and Aldrich Cannon alignment. It records district questions on Congressmen’s support for Cannonism, with figures from Washington California and Oregon showing insurgent vs regular Republicans.
Northwest states lead in wheat per acre yields
Idaho leads winter wheat with 29 bushels per acre, followed by Washington 25.9 and Oregon 21.6. Montana tops spring wheat with 28.8 bushels, Idaho 26 and Washington 20.6. US average yields are 15.5 and 15.9 respectively. Estimated four-state wheat crop near 65 million bushels amid high prices ranging 87 cents to 2 dollars.
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Idaho
Washington
Oregon
Montana
Union
A. F. Hitt
Bureau of Statistics
United States Department of Agriculture
United States
Foley's Kidney Remedy Promoted With Hexamethylenetetramine
An ad notes Foley's Kidney Remedy contains hexamethylenetetramine, described as a uric acid solvent and antiseptic for urine. It urges taking the remedy at first signs of irregularities and cites North Yakima Drug Store.
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North Yakima
Marked men: Spokane officials targeted over I W W crackdown
Spokane mayor Nelson S. Pratt judge S A Mann and police chief John T. Sullivan receive letters from Chicago and the Midwest threatening destruction for actions against the Industrial Workers of the World. Over 200 I W W members have been jailed or convicted for public speaking or conspiracy in recent weeks. Judge Mann reports offers of guards but declines. The three officials say they will not back down.
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Spokane
Wash
Nelson S. Pratt
S.A. Mann
John T. Sullivan
Chicago
Middle West
Mann
Pratt
Sullivan
Higil Scores for Bowlers at Red Front Coliseum
Angus McLeod rolled a high two week score of 257 to win a hat prize from Red Front Clothing. Other prizes at Coliseum alleys include cigars for second and $1 cash for ten strikes, with Kruger 209 and Wise 220.
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Angus McLeod
Red Front
Paul Kruger
A. Wise
Martinimi Aikin
Y M. C. A. Allevs
Druggists to Test State Liquor Tax Law Challenge
State Tax Commissioner T A Parish plans a test case to challenge the annual $25 liquor tax for sellers. Royal Arch cooperates to press delinquent saloon payments and prevent costly litigation. Noted tax notices report $25 000 received from delinquents, with broader revenue expected from negotiations. A separate hotel episode recounts a gold dust theft involving Mr and Mrs Hagan seeking to move valuables to San Francisco.
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T. A. Parish
State Tax Commission
Royal Arch
Commissioner Parish
Tax Commission
Commission
Bridegroom Sealed In Crate Parade Incident
Evansville Indiana December 20 Wayne Montgomery newlywed from Hatfield is taken to Rockport tied to a town hall door and later freed by the marshal. The next night friends crate him again and load the crate on a traction car to be dropped at Rockport freight depot but the conductor refuses and releases him.
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Evansville
Ind
Wayne Montgomery
Hatfield
Rockport
Montgomery
Dawson Man Brings Gold From Yukon to Seattle
Sam Hagan, a Dawson Yukon mining man, travels with his wife carrying 800 troy pounds of gold dust valued at $160,000. The couple transfers a heavy strong box and a sack of gold dust through White Pass and Humboldt to a Seattle hotel, distributing tips to workers as they move the loot to room 3.
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Mrs. Hagan
Mr. Hagan
Seattle
Wash
Sam Hagan
Dawson
Yukon Territory
White Pass
Skag- Way
Humboldt
Hagan
Dr Roller Still King of the Mat in Kansas City
In Kansas City on December 21 Dr B F Roller of the Goth Jeffries troupe remained the formidable wrestler. He reported that Jeffries, though with a slight cold, is in excellent health and that one night stands do not harm him. Roller also noted Lebyszco failed to pin him twice in an hour and fought hard to avoid being pinned.
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Kansas City
B. F. Roller
Jeffries
Lebyszco
Roller
Pinchot Warns of Water Power Monopolies Rise
Gifford Pinchot warned the Cleveland chamber of commerce that without new congressional action the old system of perpetual water power sites will resume. He criticized lack of government control and avoided naming Secretary Ballinger, while noting he would not comment on Taft’s alleged dispute with Ballinger.
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Cleveland
Gifford Pinchot
Cleveland Chamber of Commerce
Congress
Ha” Pinchot
Taft
Ballinger
Workers surrender in Spokane free speech campaign
Unconditional surrender ends the Spokane free speech drive started Nov 2. Over 200 men, many outsiders, were arrested. The I W W lowers its banner, agrees to Spokane county court ruling on the Filigno conspiracy case. Four Worker editors jailed six months. Elizabeth Gurley Flynn appeals, free on $5,000 bond.
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Spokane
Industrial Workers of the World
Northwest
California
Nevada
Pennsylvania
Filigno
Sullivan
Worker
Elizabeth Gurley Flynn
Railroad Developments Rumored for Milwaukee Line
Rumor spreads that the Milwaukee line will begin from Beverly down the Columbia Valley. A White Bluffs delegation will travel to Seattle to meet railroad officials and survey the area. Subscriptions reportedly exist to buy right of way across owner-held tracts, enabling a clear path through the townsite at the Bluffs.
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Columbia
White Bluffs
Milwaukee
Beverly
Seattle
The
Bluffs
Highline Ditch Landowners Meeting Proposed in Yakima
Notice states all landowners under the proposed highline ditch should attend a meeting at 225 Miller Building North Yakima on Monday December 27 at 1 00 p m Secretary G H Lancaster. Los Angeles report notes Wolgast won a ten round decision over an opponent in a boxing contest.
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Miller Building
North Yakima
G. Lancaster
Wolgast II
Los Angeles
Dec
Gast
Topeka case of John Holmes stranded without birth record
In Topeka a man born December 30, 1888, cannot enter the United States due to missing birth records. John Holmes, held at Ellis Island, seeks proof of birth. city officials push physicians to file timely birth reports under threat of warrants.
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Topeka
Kas
Philip Nolan
John Holmes
America
Ellis Island
Holmes
William Green
New York
Green
American Seamen's’ Friends’ Society
North Yakima builds surge in three years reaches over 1.5 million
The city reports $1,518,000 in recent construction and improvements. Residents note $774,000 for new churches and $150,000 each for city and outside residences, plus $64,000 by Central Heating and $80,000 civic work. A contractor near Johnson corner cites 82 homes this year.
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Transportation Company
Central Heating Company
North Yakima
Buliaine Tothaid
Bupost Tsmwa
Beardsley Dies at Eighty in Local Home
R. Beardsley died at his son C. O. Beardsley's Pleasant Avenue home on Tuesday at age 80. Remains to be sent to Aberdeen Washington for interment. Funeral services will be held at a later date.
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R. Beardsley
C. O. Beardsley
Pleasant Avenue
Aberdeen
Wash
Office Hours Notice At Janeck Drug Store
Office hours listed 9 a.m. to 12 m and 2 15 p.m. at Janeck Drug Store corner of Sixth and Chestnut. Mentions member of Penstos Board.
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Ofice
Janeck Drug Store
Revilence
Cor
Penstos
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C. D. Walter
North
Louis L. Blumenthal
Rosa Blumenthal
Joseph A. Paradise
McAuley
Washington Nursery Co
Liverpool
Portland
Tacoma
Spitzenberg
Rome
York
Cess
Delaware
Arkansas
Hubbard
Sass
Porte
Lwethas
London
Yakima Brat
Ik. Tse
Pillsbury
Washington Creamery
Aldrichism
Independent Magazine
Poindexter
Humphrey
Hayes
Hawley
Fllis
Whea Arena
W. W
Higil
Parish
DR. Roller
Jeffries-Goth
Man
Pinchot
LW. W
Wolnk
Kansan
B. F. Ayscue
Dr. King
Fred L. Janeck’s
Philadelphia
St. Joseph's Hospital
Edward L. Titus
Pennsylvania Railroad
Titus
I. G. Redfield
Yakima Avesue
McAulay & Meigs Attorneys At Law, Notaries Public
American Surety Co
Empire State Surety Co
Miller Blik
DRS. Lynch & Weyer Mullins
Dr. Weyer
Fourth St
David Rosser
Inman & Rose
South Second Street
Fred LL Janeck
Polk
Gazetteer
R. L. Polk & Co., Inc
Seattle, Wash
Pere Cae
Co. W. Camp
Jonathan
East Yakima Ave
Northwest Nursery
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