Local News Briefs From North Yakima Area
Grandview district man J B Trembly erects two large buildings on his ranch near Euclid school with a 88 by 50 foot barn and six room house addition with river pumping water. Various local business moves and civic notices, incl. Toppenish Tribune incorporation, Means Graham company officers, Outlook bank officers, homestead proofs hearings, plant shipments from Holland to Yakima, travelers and health news, real estate deeds, court judgments, and local visits.
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Yakima
Grandview
J. B. Trembly
North Yakima
Euclid School
Tne
Grandview Herald
A. D. Mason
Sunnyside
Yakima County
Means-Graham Company
J. B. Graham
S. W. Means
Outlook State Bank
Outlook
Washington
W. H. Norman
P. J. Quesinbury
H. E. Schroeder
Kruger
N. E. Bilis
Boise
Ida
Washington Hotel
Couer d
Davis
B. O. Miner
Sheridan
N. Y
Yakima Valley
William Lee, Jr
Kennewick
Miner
Ernest Schneider
New Beverly
Schneider
Columbia River
G. Elmer Pierce
Summit View
Goldendale
J. A. Pauly
Moline
Ill
Mr. Pauly
Wide Hollow
Neighborhood Whist Club Hosts Pleasant Evening
The first meeting of the Neighborhood Whist Club was held Tuesday evening with Mrs. Harry Bair as hostess. Mrs. E. M. Pomeroy and Mr. Ward won prizes. A luncheon followed and guests reported a very pleasant time. Nearby fruit growers discussed forming a district union at the Grange hall. The Wiaches Canal Company held its annual meeting electing Blair Newmans and Smith to terms on the board. Pomona Grange installed officers at Eschbach's with many visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Bair
E. M. Pomeroy
Ward
Grange Hall
Central Union
Wiaches Canal Company
Gleed School House
W. BE. Blair
W. E. Newmans
W. R. Smith
Pomona Grange
Eschbach
R. D. Bailey
Ernest Woodcock
Ww. Fe. Abramsky
W. D. Thompson
Seth C. Brown
Henry Jenkens
E. T. Barnet
F. J. Mohre
H. Jenkins
Ceres
Flora
W. Leonard
Pomona
J. C. Dean
E. R. Stout
Sedge
Jorden
Storer
Pickens
Sunnyside
Women’s Missionary Union
W. E. Blair
Gleed Avenue
S. G
Eugene Moore
Tennessee
Tedford
W. B. Armstrong
Walter Glaspey
Bachelor Hall
Arthur Gordon
The
Naches Telephone Co
Geof Chapman
Frank Glaspey
Alex Maxwell
W. T. Fischer
Canadian parties buy horses for home market in valley
The report notes Canadian parties purchasing horses in the valley for their own market. F T Carney plans a substantial cow and horse barn and offers a fine shepherd dog to a suitable party. An additional drilling outfit moves toward East Selah with John Thornton beginning work for the East Selah Syndicate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. T. Carney
Carney
East Selah
Henry Lilburn
John Thornton
Sullivan
O. F. Leland
W. H. Voliva
Savage
Sharrard
Geo. Hull
West Selah
Silas Gilson
George Sherwood
Sherwood
Pomona Heights
School Section Holds Full Attendance and Elections
Full attendance at the Sunday school’s School Section meeting elected officers for the coming year. Superintendent is Mrs. Mary Yeager with Mrs. Eurma Dorsett as assistant, Miss Alberta Lynch as treasurer, Frank Majeski as secretary, organists Mrs. Baker Lillian Dutcher and Esther Cochran, Abrarians Claire Grist and Vernon Evans. The Hustlers class formed its officers.
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Mary Yeager
Eurma Dorsett
Alberta Lynch
Frank Majeski
Baker
Lillian Dutcher
Esther Cochran
Claire Grist
Vernon Evans
International certificate class officers listed in club notes
The card club elected or renewed its officers: president Orlo Nichol, Ross Lynch. secretary James Cochran. treasurer Milton Hale. social Esther Cochran. membership Hazel Lynch. missionary secretary Warion Carpenter. The club met at Will Wade’s home last Friday for cards and dancing and will meet next Friday at Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Kagy. Also noted are illness and moves within the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orlo Nichol
Ross Lynch
James Cochran
Milton Hale
Esther Cochran
Hazel Lynch
Warion Carpenter
Will Wade
M. L. Kagy
Dan Morehead
H. Stephens
Detroit
Mich
J. W. Young
Roy Ellis
Granger
Dawson Dillon
la Grippe
Grange and Club Activities Highlight Local Meeting Notes
The Grange held an installation of officers Tuesday with Mr. Jenkins of Lower Naches officiating and a chocolate cake spread served by Mrs. Chandler and Mrs. Bailey. The Pomona Grange and Ahtanum delegation attended events, with talks on Mormonism and plans for next meetings. The Kensington club, with a seven themed luncheon, discussed officer nominations and membership limits, while the Ladies Aid hosted a Seven social with seven cent appeals and entertainments.
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The
Grange
Mr. Jenkins
Lower Naches Grange
R. D. Bailey
Ahtanum
Pomona Grange
Lower Natches Grange
Frank Jordan
Bailey
New Grange
Pomona
Kensington Club
Fred Melvin
Frank Melvin
C. C. Palmer
C. Palmer
James Read
Austin
Chandler
John Reynolds
L. Henderson
Harvey Plum
Ernest Woodcock
Ladies Aid
N. Woodhouse
Yakima City Sees Roster of Local Changes
DeYoung sells stock to J H Campbell and plans to move to Oregon soon. Post office now in P G Co store. City installs galvanized pipe culverts across crossings. New council met. John Druse named clerk and H W Gallant city justice. Miller and Allen sell their saloon to Anthony and Grimes. Public interest grows in the upcoming hard times social.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yakima City
DeYoung
J. H. Campbell
Oregon
John Druse
H. W. Gallant
Miller & Allen
Anthony & Grimes
The Mischievous Boy and the Window Curtain Pants
A Metropolitan Magazine anecdote recalls a boy who uses a threat to obtain dessert. After his mother refuses a second plate, he vows to tell and finally proclaims his pants are made from the window curtain as a last gasp of mischief.
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Metropolitan
Illness News and Local Plans From Grandview
Mrs. Frank Balcom, visiting Tacoma for the holidays, remains hospitalized with blood poisoning but is slowly recovering. The Commercial Club and North Coast officials plan to secure a motor car for the State Horticultural convention at Prosser next week, with about 150 from Grandview expected. Ladies Improvement Club weighs building a small rest room facility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Maurice Balcom
Tacoma
North Coast
Prosser
Grandview
Ladies Improvement Club
Grandview News Highlights Local Growth And Prospects
The community raises funds for the High Line project and celebrates Grandview apples famed in London and America. Local businesses move in with new furniture and homes, while officials plan publicity drives, depot work, and a Valley Exhibit to showcase regional fruit and prosperity.
Granger Correspondents Note Local Visits and Illness
Mrs. Bartlet of Granger spent Wednesday with Mrs. Rarick. Gus Tuttle drove to Granger Saturday. Prof. Edwards returned Sunday from North Yakima where he nursed a fractured limb. Miss Doll Telhart was in Granger Saturday and returned Sunday from Keystone where he has been two months with his wife ill with pneumonia. Mr Ide reports Mrs Ide as very feeble, able to sit up only one hour daily. S B Johnson acts agent at the R A depot at present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Rosenweig
Spokane
Royal Arcanum
Episcopal Church
Emma Parshall
North Yakima
Ellensburg
Anna Quigley
A. C. Steinman
C. E. Wheeler
George Feser
Joseph Feser
Justice Hunt
J. W. Skillian
Fruitvale
C. T. Hackett
Superior Court
Mark W. Pennington
Minnie J. Pennington
E. P. Caldwell
Nob Hill
Summit View Avenue
S. W. McClure
Pendleton
Ore
Stock Inspectors of
Northwest
National Woolgrowers Association
Washington Hotel
West Side
McKinney B
R. A. Wisether
Grandview
Sunnyside Canal
England
United States
Southhampton
W. W. Butler
Winesap
Arkansas
Georgeson Place
Chicago
Listmann Furniture Co
Nrth
J. M. Hoagland
Jimmy
W. P. Fisher
George Fisher
Fisher
H. P. James
North
Col
E. T. Blew
Benton
Ind
Portland
David N. Dalrymple
Fisk
North Coast
Main Street
C. C. Burdick
Messrs
Irish
James
Mrs. Cook Praises Cardui For Health Restorement
Dexter Kentucky Mrs. Cook signs a statement detailing how Cardui the woman’s tonic restored her health after a decade of weakness and nervous fatigue She says she can now do housework regularly without suffering and grows stronger daily Thousands of women have been helped to check to health by Cardui
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Dexter
John MacVicar A Municipal Expert At Des Moines Figure
Des Moines official John MacVicar, secretary of the League of American Municipalities and public works superintendent, is highlighted as a leading expert on city government. The piece notes his role as commissioner general of the international municipal congress and exposition and cites his track record in reducing gas rates in Washington and New York.
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Des Moines
John MacVicar
League of American Municipalities
Public Works
Hi MacVicar
MacVicar
Europe
International Municipal Congress
Chicago
Washington, D. C
Capitol
New York
Das Moines
Household Hints On Cleaning And Cooking Tips
Practical advice for homemakers covering aluminum polishing with borax ammonia and water, removing fat from cold soups, grinding coffee and heating berries to improve flavor, restoring carpet color with salt, saving celery tops for seasoning, drying and storing celery leaves, whitening copper with lemon in boiling clothes, and using sliced lemon to remove stains from fabrics.
Washington women gain broad voting and petition rights
The Western Woman Voter notes that Washington women may now name assessors judges and lawmakers, vote on bonds, join in petitions, serve on juries, and participate in recall and initiative actions in several cities. They also gain eligibility for office and rights to petition on local measures and county matters.
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Washington
Women of
Justices of the Peace
Supreme Court
U. S
Seattle
Tacoma
Everett
Spokane
Tacomma
Spokane County
Idaho
Utah
Wyoming
Colorado
Mine Are My Daughters Quietly Growing
Poem excerpt from Chicago News celebrating two young girls and a father's love. The speaker cherishes the small home and the girls who fill it with affection, noting how their closeness makes the dwelling sweeter than marble halls and motivates him to save up all the love he can.
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Chicago News
Winter Work in the Orchard Pruning and Top-Grafting
A column on winter practices for fruit growers. Pruning when ground permits, top grafting on damaged trees, deciding whether to replant among old roots, and ensuring sunlight to deepen apple color for higher value.
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F. Waldin
Pacific Northwest
Yakima Valley
Y M C A Meeting Crowded as 250 Attend Banquet
About 250 members joined the annual Y M C A meeting last evening for fellowship and officer reports. A six course banquet, a Y M C A orchestra, and male quartet performances accompanied flattering department reports. membership reached 545 and the group is out of debt after two campaigns.
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Young Men's Christian Association
C. E B. Keeler
Fred Wiggins
A. C. Davis
O. A. Fechter
L. Hughes
L. H. Roberts
Olympia
J. A. White
Wickersham
Grant Smith
Frantz
Social and athletic growth reported for 1910
The department credits social activities with attracting boys through new games and reading material. Boy Scouts expansion aims to serve the county via a central committee and demonstration patrol. Gymnasium totals show 136 men and 224 boys enrolled, 860 total enrollment, with 5 738 class attendances. Financials list various expenses and a year end bank balance of 1 464.58.
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Boy Scouts
Boy Scouts of America
State Militia Again in Turmoil in Washington
Washington's National Guard faces internal factional strife as the legislature is urged to probe charges stemming from a deposed officer. The unrest follows a recent Hamilton scandal that cost the state about $70,000 and disrupted the guard's stability.
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Seattle
Wash
Washington
National Guard
Hamilton
Retail Markets Prices in a 1900s Style List
A dense list of grocery prices includes Spanish onions 10c per Ib for 3 for 26c, squash is per pound, parsley per bunch, garlic and cauliflower priced, popcorn 80c per pound, nuts 20c per pound, Japanese oranges 15c per dozen, sugar 1.00 for 14 and 15 pounds, bananas 25c per dozen, Florida grapefruit 16c per dozen, California grapefruit 10c for 3 for 25c, lemons 25c per dozen, cranberries 15c per quart, cabbage 40c per pound, potatoes 1.50 per 100 pounds, coconuts 10c each, apples 8c per pound, pineapples 40c each, melons and figs listed with varied prices, dates, turnips and onions listed, butter and eggs with many prices including creamery butter 90c for 2 lb, creamery butter 45c per pound, local ranch eggs 40c per dozen, ranch butter 38 6c, eastern eggs 56c per dozen, cheese 2.5c per pound.
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Florida
California
Malaga
Wife, Injured, Telephones Husband in Fire
In Santa Ana California on January 18 Mrs. John Gowan fatally burned when a gasoline iron exploded. She called her husband John to return home saying the house was on fire and she feared she was dying. He extinguished the blaze and tried to revive her but doctors could not save her. She had attempted to refill the iron before the blast.
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Santa Ana
Cal
John
John Gowan
Boomerang Monoplane Aims to Revolutionize Aviation
Melbourne reports aviator Mr. Hammond claims Australian airman Robert M. McMullen has invented the Boomerang monoplane. It supposedly rights itself and stays balanced in tricky winds, making navigation as safe as motoring if proven true.
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Melbourne
Mr. Hammond
Robert M. McMullen
Hammond
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Logan H. Roberts
State Capitol
Bert Stewart
Sixth Avenue North
C. J. Peterson
North Nadhes Avenue
N. M. Watson
J. E. Argue
Charles Kankel
Red Lake Falls
Minn
Lower Naches
Grandview News
Alfalfa
Mrs. Cook
Patterson
Biocis
Ars
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