Union mine owners resist impromptu troop pullout in Goldfield
Goldfield Nev December 21 owners press Roosevelt to keep federal troops. Sheriff Ingalls plans a police plan for Goldfield while miners renounce the Western Federation if needed. Pettibone defense aide Hilton heads for rise, Mahoney arrives, and strikebreakers faced with wages. Reno governor Sparks defends troop call.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Goldfield
Nev
Ingalls
Roosevelt
C. E. Mahoney
Western Federation of Miners
O N. Hilton
Denver
Pettibone
Mahoney
Hilton
Mine Owners’ Association
Western Federation
Sheriff Ingalls
Wheat bulk handling urged by growers in Washington
Washington state railroad commission released a statement after a Tacoma conference with exporters millers and traffic managers. A vote expressed that shifting to bulk grain handling is unwise to pursue now and action should stay with farmers. The commission offered to assist if farmers request further meetings to discuss details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
State Railroad Commission
Tacoma
Honesty as a Policy: A Prison Ledger Tale
A prison story centers on a bookkeeper named Schneider with a focus on integrity inside a correctional setting. The piece presents a reflective view of conduct and security within the facility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schneider
Christmas trees go begging in North Yakima sales slump
In North Yakima the Christmas tree trade is slow as 500 to 700 trees arrive from surrounding country with most unsold. Prices range from 25 cents up, lower than last year, while dealers led by Dave Clark report little demand and heavy labor wasted in cutting loading and hauling trees from Cowiche valley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Yakima
Dave Clark
Clark
Mr. Clark
Cowiche
Yakima
Ballard's Horehound Syrup Ad Promises Quick Cough Cure
A vintage advertisement urges readers to try Ballard's Horehound Syrup to cure coughing and ailments like influenza and bronchitis. It claims a single bottle will convince users and lists prices of 25 50 and 1.00 with D H Fry Drug Co as the seller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. H. Fry Drug Co
Dr Pierce Remedies for Female Ailments and Liver Pills
An ad promoting Dr Pierce's Favorite glyceric extracts of native medicinal roots claimed to relieve female weakness caused by pelvic organ displacement and other symptoms. It asserts alcohol free formulas with known ingredients and medical endorsements, plus Dr Pierce's Pleasant Pellets as original liver pills described as sugar coated grenules easy to take.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierce
Dr. Pierce
Judge testifies Youtsey outlined Goebel killing plan
Georgetown Ky December reports that in the Powers case the defense presented two new witnesses. Police Judge Hubbard testified that Youtsey spoke of killing Goebel and described a firing site from the senate area with steel balls and smokeless powder. The statements damaged Youtsey’s credibility.
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Georgetown
Powers
Hubbard
Grayson
Youtsey
Frankfort
Goebel
Executive
Senate Chamber
R. W. Nelson
Col. L. J. Crawford
Yoebel
Aiding Central Girls: Citizens Gift Telephon Operators
A letter praises central telephon operators for busy lines and poor pay. A professional man recalls Christmas tokens to the switchboard workers, noting low wages and high turnover. He urges civic supporters to recognize their courtesy and improve conditions.
Ring’s Little Liver Pills Ad Teaser
An advertisement touts Ring’s Little Liver Pills to awaken lazy livers and cleanse the system. It promises relief for biliousness and sick headache with a 25 cent price, endorsed by C. W. Camp.
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C. W. Camp
Herald Wanted Seeks Readers For Rervle Coverage
A brief notice invites readers to contact the Herald for volunteer or staff opportunities to cover rervle events and related news, promising hands on experience and access to local reporting assignments.
City Lawyers Form New Partnership in Miller Block
H. L. Hull and D. L. Crowder have formed a co part nership and will occupy Hull's Miller block offices. Hull has practiced about two years with Udell. Crowder is among the city's oldest attorneys, with ten years here and a large clientage expected for the new firm.
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H. L. Hull
D. L. Crowder
Hull
Udell
Crowder
Marks Buys Registered Holstein Stock for Ahtanum Ranch
Marks returned from Minnesota with eight head of registered Holstein stock from Woodlake stock farm J. B. Irwin near Minneapolis and two head from Wim Everson & Sons Lake Mills Vis The lot valued at 2500 dollars will boost local stock interests provided by his Ahtanum ranch Michigan?
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DB. Marks
Minnesota
Mr. Marks
J. B. Irwin
Minneapolis
Wim. Everson & Sons
Lake Mills
Vis
Local Hunting Licenses Issued At County Auditor Office
The county auditor issued hunting licenses to a list of residents including June J. Bunzell Edgar Radford W L Lemon Matt H Gormley J H Weigel E J Bryant Bernard Rake L T Van Slyke W M Owen C H Wilfong J A Bowers N L Linbarger North Yakima Richard Nash Alfalfa Frank Smith George Parks Sunnyside R M Culp W L Frink Naches City Frank Davy James R Lindsay J T Harris Toppenish
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Auditor’s Office
J. Bunzell
Edgar Radford
W. L. Lemon
Matt H. Gormley
J. H. Weigel
E. J. Bryant
Bernard Rake
L. T. van Slyke
W. M. Owen
C. H. Wilfong
J. A. Bowers
N. L. Linbarger
North Yakima
Richard Nash
Alfalfa
Frank Smith
George Parks
Sunnyside
Bays Near Sunnyside Reports Recent Irrigation Sales
The Washington Irrigation Company lists recent sales: ten acres in Orchard Tracts to J. H. and Ora Sutton of North Yakima at 175 dollars an acre, two acres to George W. Dilling of Seattle at 200 dollars per acre, and three acres to W. F. Downie of Seattle at 250 dollars per acre. The tracts are tied to the company’s pumping plant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bays
Sunnyside
Washington Irrigaton Company
J. H. and
Ora Sutton
North Yakma
George W. Dilling
Seattle
W. F. Downie
Washington Irrigation Company
Sunnyside Sun
Tyers Plan Wintering in San Diego After Visit
Mr and Mrs John J Tyler left Thursday for San Diego California to spend the winter. They are long time residents of the city with Mrs Tyler having served as auditor in early days and Mr Tyler having held a county office including the role of sheriff.
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John J. Tyler
San Diego
Cal
Mrs. Tyler
Tyler
Mr. Tyler
Randolph R Free Man Returns as Northwest Farm and Home Assistant Editor
After eighteen years away from North Yatima Randolph R Free man returns to take the position of assistant editor of Northwest Farm and Home He has been publishing and farming in southern California He is the eldest son of the senior editor North West Farm and Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Yatima
Randolph R. Freeman
Northwest Farm and Home
California
Naylor Seeks Arrest of Judgment in Assault Case
N G Naylor, found guilty of assault and battery on Mrs Parton, moves through attorney I P Englehart to arrest judgment claiming prior conviction for simple assault by a Zillah justice prevents a higher crime conviction.
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N. G. Naylor
Parton
I. P. Englehart
Mr. Englehart
Naylor
Zillah
California duo plan model farm in Wide Hollow tract
Bert George and Anthony Anhope of southern California own a 50 acre tract in Wide Hollow and will convert it into a first class orchard using up to date horticultural methods. They are experienced farmers aiming for a modern showcase farm.
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Bert George
Anthony Anhope
California
Wide Hollow
Nob Hill Improvement Association General Meeting
The Nob Hill Improvement Association invites all interested in road improvement to a general meeting at the Nob Hill school house on Saturday evening, December 21. Attendance requested to discuss local road work and improvements.
Krutz Family Holiday Visit to Bellingham
Mrs. I. M. Krutz and son Clifford left for Bellingham Wednesday to spend the holidays with Mr. Krutz's parents. Mr. Krutz plans to join them later this week, continuing a twenty year tradition of holiday gatherings with his parents.
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I. M. Krutz
Clifford
Bellingham
Mr. Krutz
Fruit Farm Sold by Harvey in Kennewick Visit
Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Harvey visiting the city from Kennewick report they have disposed of their fruit farm near there and may move back to North Yakima to reside.
Soon a Memory Torn Down Court House Heads to Memory
An old court house is rapidly being torn down and will soon exist only in memory. Local officials say the structure will be removed to make way for new development.
Divorce Petition Filed by Mrs Edna Lensdale
Mrs Edna Ellen Lensdale of Outlook sues William Lensdale for divorce and property division. She requests $195 attorney fees and expenses, and restitution of her maiden name Edna Miley Lattin. The complaint alleges cruelty including an incident where a defendant allegedly knocked her down and threatened to kill her. The case mentions Mildred, Vivian, and a ten month span.
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Edna Ellen Lensdale
Outlook
William Lensdale
Edna Miley Lattin
Mildred
UT Vivian
Lief Ericksen Returns To Paper Route After Accident
Lief Ericksen met with a serena evident Thursday morning though painful is not dangerous. He carried a newspaper route for the first time since a prior mishap that laid him up. In both cases he fell from his wheel striking his knee on the sidewalk edge.
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Lief Ericksen
Courts to Decide If Name Change Releases Debt
M Bartholet manager for Bartholet company of Ellensburg sues a local family claiming they bought goods and then changed their name to avoid payment. The case seeks a court ruling on whether a name change releases the debt contracted before the change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Bartholet
Bartholet Company
Ellensburg
Lum Returns From Toppenish. Bridge Section Placed
O B Lum returned from Toppenish Thursday as the final piece of material for the Toppenish bridge was set. The three span wood and steel structure cost between 5000 and 9000 dollars.
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O. B. Lum
Toppenish
Toppenish Bridge
Mr. Lum
Revival reception for Rev Rose moved to evening
Revival meetings at the Christian church have ended. The reception hosted by Rev and Mrs Morton L Rose will be held Friday December 27 from 8 to 11 PM at the parsonage. They will be glad to meet their many friends.
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Christian Church
Morton L. Rose
Next Yakima Market Day Under Max Zimmerman's Supervision
The Yakima market day will occur in the latter part of next month under the sole supervision of Max Zimmer man, an experienced horse and cattle auctioneer. Zimmerman is known for inaugurating market days.
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Yakima
Max Zimmerman
Mr. Zimmerman
Miller Couple Return from Spokane Wedding
Mr and Mrs J A Miller return from Spokane where they were wed on the fifteenth. During their absence they visited Couer d Alene and will reside at 514 North First Street after January first.
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J. A. Miller
Spokane
Couer d'Alene
Dewey Leaves Local Institute for Olympia
Henry B. Dewey assistant state superintendent has departed from the local institute to travel to Olympia. He is a popular instructor and his departure is noted with regret by attendees.
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Henry B. Dewey
Olympia
Mr. Dewey
Hendrick Delivers Last Address at County Institute
Dr. Hendrick of Whitman Collet gave his final address to the county institute yesterday morning and departed on the afternoon train. His periods have been well attended each day.
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Hendrick
Whitmancollet
County Institute
der Hendrick
Delle Granted Divorce in Superior Court
Attorney Lee C. Delle was granted a divorce in the superior court Thursday.
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Atorney Lee C. Delle
Mabton Bank Sues Rosecrans Day Couple Over Promissory Note
The Mabton bank has filed a lawsuit against John C. Rosecrans May A. Rosecrans James Day and Eva Day seeking recovery on a promissory note.
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The
Mabton Bank
John C. Rosecrans
May A. Rosecrans
James Day
Eva Day
Masons to Elect Officers at Tonight's Meeting
The Masons will elect officers for the coming year and discuss the proposed temple. The building committee considers a concrete structure for the temple.
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Masons
Home Made Catarrh Cure Promoted as Quick Remedy
A newspaper ad promotes Cyclone as a home remedy for catarrh. It instructs readers to mix Fluid Extract Dandelion Compound Karyon and Syrup Sarsaparilla, to be taken after meals and at night. The claim cites kidney action and elimination of catarrhal poisons, pairing the remedy with an eminent specialist's prescription.
Assessment Notice for Local Improvement District 1122
Assessment roll for Local Improvement District No 1122 in North Yakima Washington certified for collection. Pay within thirty days from first publication or become delinquent. 187 year date and official signs omitted or unclear.
Assessment Notice for City of North Yakima District 122
The notice states the assessment for District No 122 in North Yakima Washington has been certified. Taxes are due within thirty days from publication and will be collected by the city treasurer per state law and local ordinances. The first installment is due December 25 997 at the First National Bank.
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Calbertian
Yakima
Wasnowton
Local Tax Roll Delinquency Threat From December 18 1907
The Loreal Improvement District No 1 in North Yakima Washington is set to become delinquent if assessments are not paid within thirty days from December 18 1907. R Donovan city treasurer pasted notice at Yoakinan Washington on December 17 1907.
Notice to Contractors for Wooden Sidewalk, North Yakima
City of North Yakima invites sealed proposals by January 1, 1908 for constructing a wooden sidewalk on the west side of Eleventh Avenue West between West Chestnut Street and the city line. Bidders must deposit five percent bid security and furnish performance and material bonds as required by law.
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North Yakima
Washington
Eleventh Avenue
West Chestnut Street
Washinton
State of Washington
Summons in Yakima County divorce action
In the Superior Court of Washington Yakima County Mary Fuller plaintiff vs Wesley Fuller defendant to Wesley Fuller you are summoned to appear within sixty days after November 1907 to answer the complaint for divorce on grounds of non support and for custody of two children. Attorneys for plaintiff Snyder and Lusa North Yakima address listed. Nov to Dec 18.
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Superior Court of the
State of Washington
Yakima County
Mary Fuller
Wesley Fuller
Snyder & Lusa
Plaintify
North Yakima
County of Yakima
Quiet Title Action in North Yakima Real Estate
The State of Washington to Charles L. Docouitte and unknown parties. You are summoned to appear within sixty days after November 20 1907 to defend a quiet title suit over Lot five in block one hundred forty six Beck's Addition to North Yakima Washington. If you fail judgment will be rendered against you. First publication November 20 1907. Second publication December 26 1907. Attorney for plaintiff W B Southar, Wilson Creek Washington.
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State of Washington
Yakin County
Charles A. Mogk
Charles L. Dook
Kathy Tule
Iersons
Safa
Charles L. Docouittte Tle
Katie Doolit
Towit
Beck
North
Yakima
Washington
Iret
Issa
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New Law Firm
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Delle
Bkin
Bo Pongoyvan Ty Preasurer
Owjen
First National Ooank
Amonst
Notich
Loreal Improvement District
Waton
North Yoakinin
R. Donovan
First National Bank
Dee
C. Brooker
W. B Southar
Eiff. P. GO
Wilson Creek
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