A Lesson Read in a Wasted Life at Presbyterian Church
The Rev Dr Hayden uses the self confessed forger Edward Ross to illustrate a warning to youth. He recalls Ross's early deceit and gambling addiction, urging parents to study their children, dispense loving discipline, and prevent street influences that ruin morally vulnerable boys.
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Edward Ross
Walla Walla
Hayden
Herald
Archie James
Bain
Bam Hadley
Jerry McCauley
Jesus Christ
A Father’s Resolve to Aid a Wayward Youth
A speaker pledges to help a troubled boy after his term ends, offering friendship and guidance to the homeless. He argues the boy’s downfall began with a light view of sin, self-will, and rebellion against moral law leading to ruin.
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Ruin
Sin
Seattle
Perdition
Tas
Pasco Electric Lighting Work Starts on Franchised Project
Pasco contractors begin setting poles for the electric lighting system as the Pasco Water and Power company races to finish water and light upgrades by March 1 under its franchise. If unfinished, the firm forfeits a heavy bond. J. H. Sandag arrives to supervise construction on both projects.
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Pasco
Pasco Water and Power Company
J. H. Sandag
Post Office Reports Big Rise in Yakima Receipts
North Yakima post office reports increased staff and routes in 1906 with higher receipts and more money orders than 1905. Domestic orders reached 22,151 and foreign 512, while registered letters and packages totaled 7,424. Quarterly totals show substantial gains across the year.
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Maadoh Csl Vc Aescls
Elas
SO Gimli Cto Otelelars
Demand for Local Resident Judge in Coastal Territory
Editorial notes the current judicial district includes Kittitas Yakima Benton and Franklin counties and argues for a resident judge. It proposes splitting Kittitas from Yakima and forming a district with room for Benton, with Yakima possibly remaining separate. Writers urge legislative action to reduce delays and improve efficiency.
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Kittitas
Yakima
Benton
Frankin
Kittitas County
Benton County
Yakima Bar Association
Mortgage Filed for Hanford Irrigation Project Storefront
A large mortgage for 300000 dollars was filed by Benton County Abstract and Title for Hanford Irrigation Power Company to Washington Trust Company of Seattle. The loan covers 40000 acres to be irrigated from Priest Rapids with a new pumping plant and electric power plant. The project site is near White Bluffs on the Columbia River with efforts to transmit power to Sunnyside Prosser Kennewick and Yakima valley via Priest Rapids. Capital stock listed at 500000 with Judge Hanford ex Governor McGraw and Seattle financiers as major stockholders.
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Prosser
Benton County Abstract and Title Company
Hanford Irrigation & Power Company
Washington Trust Company
Seattle
Priest Rapids
Hanford
White Bluffs
Columbia River
Sunnyside
Kennewick
Yakima Valley
Federal Court
McGraw
Guardsmen form Riflemen society for Co E members
Enlisted men of Company E organized as the Riflemen to promote the social life of the guards and encourage rifle shooting and drill. Officers include Romans president Goulet secretary Humphrey treasurer with Curry Bolles Reilly as trustees. Dues are 50 cents monthly, treasury near $100, piano owned, lockers incoming.
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Company E
R's Riflemen
National Guardsman
Q. M. Sergi
A. J. Romans
Corp
R. R. Goulet
H. R Humphrey
Co. E
Curry
Huxta- Die
Pierce
Riflemen
Norkes
Sergt
Romins
Humphrey
Corp. Kinyon
Co. EF
Pacific Monthly editor visits North Yakima to document fuel famine
Lute Pease and Mrs. Pease toured North Yakima on Sunday to gather data on the local fuel shortage and to photograph and record details of the famed raid. A Pacific Monthly article will feature the visit in the next issue, highlighting Western resources and Northwest promotion.
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Lute Pease
The
Pacific Monthly
North Yakima
Pease
Sounds
Northwest
Washington
Explosion in Kitchen Wrecks Home Injures Mrs. Ryan
Mrs. J. E. Ryan of 9 South Sixth Street suffered serious injuries when a stove exploded Monday morning as she built a fire for breakfast. The blast wrecked the room, tore a ceiling hole, and sent flying debris. Insurance investigator Carl Sinclair found no ordinary stove flaw and suspects explosives may have caused the blast.
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J. E. Ryan
South Sixth Street
Ryan
Vinol Cod Liver Oil Promotes Lung Health
An advertisement touts Vinol a cod liver oil preparation without oil claiming to strengthen weak lungs coughs bronchitis and consumption. It emphasizes origin from fresh cod livers and offers a guarantee through Dr. Fred L. Janecz druggist.
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Vinel
Fred L. Janeck
Druggis
Explosion Likely Entered Range From Mine Odds
A dynamite piece found in the coal area suggests an explosive that could have originated from mining work. The hidden explosive may be a mine use device, and officials are investigating how it reached the range unnoticed.
Ross Given Minimum Sentence In Forgery Case
Judge Rigg sentences Edward Ross to one year in the Walla Walla prison after he confessed to forging checks in November. Ross, 23, once gave multiple aliases and denied guilt before admitting fault and promising to reform. His wife, who is expecting, is in Los Angeles as he prepares a penitentiary term.
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Rigg
Walla Walla
Edward Ross
Ross
F. C
Archie James
I. L. Hayden
Hayden
W. M. Ross
Eighteenth
East Union Streets
Seattle
Los Angeles
First Presbyterian Church
Sidney E. Holgate
Toppenish
Foley's Honey and Tar Safe Under Pure Food Law
North Yakima Drug Store announces Foley's Honey and Tar is not affected by the National Pure Food and Drug Law as it contains no opiates or harmful drugs. The remedy is recommended for children and adults for coughs colds and lung troubles.
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Foley
North Yakima
Big Apple Tree Order Highlights Washington Nursery
Dr. J. Atwood of the Washington Nursery Co in Toppenish reports a strong year with demand outpacing supply for apple and peach trees. Arcadia Irrigation of Spokane awarded a 1,000,000 tree contract praised for purity from pests and high quality, expanding into eastern markets and Canada.
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J. Atwood
Washington Nursery Company
Toppenish
Atwood
Canada
Arcadia Irrigation Company
Spokane
Arcadia
Yakima County
Oregon
Idaho
How to Avoid Pneumonia with Foley's Honey and Tar
An advertisement claims Foley's Honey and Tar stops coughing and strengthens the lungs preventing pneumonia. Dr. C J Bishop of Agnew Michigan reports using it successfully in three severe pneumonia cases. North Yakima Drug Store promotes the product and warns against substitutes.
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Foley
C. J. Bishop
Agnew, Mich
North Yakima
Redfield Graduate Optician Ground to Fit the Bye
Advertisement for a graduate optician service by Nichols and Lynch in Yakima Washington. Mentions glasses fitted to the customer with address 20 Yakima Avenue. Includes attorney and notary public references and local business contact details.
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Redfield—Graduate Optician
Yakima Avenue
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Pr. Hayden
Presbyterian Church
Washington Foundry and
Navy
Schichtl
Bunce & Manakan
S. Front Street
Truse
Pasco Enterprises
Holgate
Ralph K. Nichols
Attorney AT Law
Opera House
N. Second &J
North Yakima, Wash
John H. Lynch
Mullins Buiding
Logan H. Roberts
Guy K. Brewster
Roberts & Brewster
Taw
Au Aan
Yakima National Bank
Ncaulay & Meigs
Attorneys AT Law
American Surety Co
Empire State Surety Co
Ditter Block
Frederick M. Rossiter
C J. Lynch
M. D
Mullins Building
W Bus & Nagler
Sloan Block
Roe
D. David Rosser
Janek
Pension Board
Yaxima
M. B Scott
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