Taxpayers owe no duty to fund technical training
North Yakima district directors meet at the high school to approve minimal staff cuts for next year while debating curtailment of courses. O A Fechter argues taxpayers are not obligated to fund certain technical subjects and urges levy reduction. Other items include pupil statistics, physical exams, athletic instruction, stenographer need, and board committee assignments.
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North Yakima
O. A. Fechter
United States
Fechter
Boards of Education
W. W. Robertson
D. C. Reed
Barge
the Lincoln
the Central
Fairview
Columbia
Capito Hill
Modern Addition
Summit View
Reed
Robertson
Cook
Kumler
Saloon Owner Fined for Giving Beer to 3 Year Old
S Steinberg of Yellowstone saloon, Kalama, gave beer to his three year old child and put a cigar in its mouth, the baby chewed it for half an hour, resulting in a fine of 88.40 dollars. The beer cost 50, the cigar 3, and costs 8.40. Town protests and vows action if repeated. C W Camp sells Pinesalve Carbolized for cuts burns and scrapes.
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Kalama
Jan
S. Steinberg
North Yakima Delegation Expected Light to Wenatchee Meeting
North Yakima will send a sparse delegation to the State Horticultural association annual meeting in Wenatchee. Several who planned to attend cannot go. F. E. Huntley and W. L. Wright are the only ones certain to travel.
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North Yakima
Wenatchee
State Horticultural Association
Messrs
F. E. Huntley
W. L. Wright
Y M C A elects board and plans new reading room drive
The Y M C A in North Yakima re elected five directors for three years at a banquet led by vice president B F Barge. Theo Weisberger spoke on what defines a Y M C A man while R J Logan urged members to expand the organization's local mission. A proposed industrial department would fund a reading room for workers and transients. Meanwhile, rapid dam and power plant work near Beverly and the rapids will supply irrigation and city power by spring.
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Association
Nob Hill
Ladies and Society of the
First Methodist Church
B. F. Barge
R. J. Logan
North
Yakima
Thomas Noll
Y. M. C. A. Quartette
Sawbridge
A. B. Miller
Colorado
Apple Show Debate Returns to Chicago for National Event
Ed Van Brunt urged moving the national apple show to Chicago praising the city's potential. He lauded W. M. Nelson as Yakima County representative and noted extensive interest from dealers and buyers during the Land and Irrigation congress. Van Brunt described a snowy, slow train journey to Champaign and beyond, with his family also traveling east.
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Chicago
Spokane
Ed. van Brunt
North Yakima
Land and Irrigation Congress
Nelson
W. M. Nelson
Yakima Valley
van Brunt
Champaign
Ill
Butte
Michael van Brunt
Mrs van Brunt
Division dam work begins at Priest Rapids
At Hanford on January 7 the Hanford Irrigation and Power company reports surveyors at Priest Rapids as the reclamation program accelerates. With firmer weather, irrigation and power development across the Columbia river valley moves toward canal integration and completion by August 1.
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Radds
Hanford
Columbia River Valley
Priest Rapids
Hanford Irrigation and Power Company
Clerk Reports Yakima County Yearly Cash Flow
The Yakima County clerk’s office filed 30 000 cases in the year and collected 7 297.30 in fees. Monthly expenses run 812.50 while fees average 608.14, yielding a monthly profit of 295.64. The clerk and deputy worked continually, proving the department’s strong annual performance.
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Superior Court
Cairo Notes on Egypt Under British Rule and Daily Life
Arthur Coffin describes Cairo and Egypt under British governance with observations on transport, labor pay, irrigation via canals, multiple crops including clover alfalfa maize, and the high land value of cotton farming. He contrasts carriages with cheap electric or horse-drawn options, notes labor conditions, and calls for a humane society to aid the poor and animals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ndstor Herald
England
Sheik Pasha
Yakima
Great Britain
France
Cairo
Egypt
Arthur Coffin
Osteopathy and Natural Healing Methods Highlighted
A historical notice touts osteopathy and related natural healing practices including electricity, vibration, massage, hydrotherapy, traction, dietetics, and mental and magnetic forces. It claims 1700 cases treated in a Ditter block facility at 211 East U kima Avenue with a noninvasive approach and no drugs.
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Ditter Block
U Kima Avenue
Fence Yakima River with Mattress Works Say Foster
George Foster of Moxee and his son propose a bed of woven wire mattresses and hay to shield river banks and guide flow. They describe rock loaded baskets and wooden caissons to form wing dams, promising low initial cost and about ten years of life with low repair costs.
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George Foster
Moxee
Akima
Mr. Foster
Foster
W. L. Steinweg
Messrs. Stein & Thomson
Wind Devastates Valley Houses and Barns on New Year
A New Years wind caused extensive damage across the valley. W. E. Williams' office building suffered a large rear breach, Green farm barn collapsed, and a Grandview Heights structure owned by W. Harwick was demolished. Mrs. Locke and infant child were injured at the Padgham place, and a barn at W. C. Picking was toppled with livestock unharmed.
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W. E. Williams
Green Farm
W. J. Harwick
Grandview Heights
Harrison's Hill
Henry Locke
Locke
C. H. Padgham Place
Tenth Street
Foley's Honey and Tar Promises Cough Cure and Lung Strength
A medicinal claim extols Foley's Honey and Tar as preventing pneumonia from LaGrippe by stopping coughs and strengthening lungs. It asserts no harmful drugs and highlights a yellow package sold by North Yakima Drug Store.
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Fred L. Janeck
North Yakima
Foley
Burrill Estate Under Tax Heads to Washington Inheritance Tax
The Burrill estate administrators filed the appraised valuation with the superior court Monday. The estate is valued at 21 585 11 dollars, placing it under Washington state inheritance tax. Appraisers include F. L Miller E. W. Brackett and Fred A Har.
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Sanford L. Burrill
Roberts & Udell
Superior Court
State of Washington
F. L Miller
E. W. Brackett
Fred A Har
Peruna Restores Health in Citizens Across States
Testimonies from Mrs. F. E. Little, Tolono Illinois and others claim Peruna cures chronic catarrh of the stomach and bowels and a persistent cough. W. O. Hemp hill of Louisville Mississippi and H. Green family of Lewis Creek Indiana report improved digestion, pain relief, and renewed activity after using Peruna and Manalia Tam.
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F. E. Little
Tolono
W. O. Hemphill
Louisville
Miss
Green and Family
Lewis Creek
Ind
Peruna
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City Water
Yakima County
EGYP
Nile
Yakima River
Burrill
Friends OF
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Mr. W. D. Smith, Sr
Forest 86
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Mr.w.c. Hemphile
W.D. Smith, SR
F.E. Little
H. G. Green
Zoot
North Yakima Nursery Co
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Cascade Lumber CO
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