Indignation over scarlet fever case ends with patient moved to hospital
Residents of South Fourth street react to a new scarlet fever case in the Stephenson vicinity. Dr. Nywening orders transfer to the county isolation hospital. Butt, a recent arrival from the east, could face quarantine concerns at the temporary tent facility. Neighbors threaten action but the patient is relocated to the hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Fourth Street
Stephenson
County Isolation Hospital
Butt
North Yakima
Nywening
Salvation Army
Ls. Nywening
New York
Wholesale nursery boom centers on Yakima valley growth
Irrigated Yakima valley trees are in high demand as wholesale orders spread across the west. John H. Roger of Northwest Nursery Co. says in near future North Yakima will be the hub for an immense nursery industry serving orchardists from Washington to Alabama. Nurserymen report expanding wholesale trade due to uniform size, pest-free stock, and strong roots, with eastern growers urging local nurseries to increase seedling production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yakima Valley
Mississippi River
John H. Roger
Northwest Nursery Co
Canyon City
Colo
New Mexico
Alabama
Washington
Oregon
California
Idaho
Utah
Montana
Colorado
Contracts Set for Plant and Canal Projects
President De Larm of the Columbia River Orchards Co announces plans to finance and complete a central Washington irrigation system. The firm has taken over the Wahlake irrigation network and will build canals, a power plant, and laterals, with Seattle partners guiding the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wahlake
A. Edwards
Spokane
Kilbourn & Clark
Seattle
Priest Rapids
Columbia River Orchards Co
W. E. de Larm
New Enterprise
Interstate Telephone Co
Pendleton
Henry Building
President de Larm
Columbia River Orchards Company
Washington
de Larm
Auto and Street Car Collision Near West Yakima
The Pope-Toledo touring car owned by W. H. Shea and driven by W. H. Shea Jr. was struck by a street car on West Yakima Avenue at 2 PM Saturday. Passengers included Mrs. R. B. Delay and Mrs. W. H. Shea Jr. Mrs. Delay suffered a severe forehead bump and possible further injuries were feared. The auto did not overturn and other occupants escaped serious harm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Shea
W. H. Shea, Jr
Yakima Avenue
Shea
R. B. Delay
Delay
Davis Heads Granger Dairy Move to 100 Acre Holstein Farm
H. C. Davis of Granger formerly from Moxee now runs a 100 acre Holstein ranch near Granger with 40 registered cows and 15 fine heifers. He built a modern dairy barn with guidance from federal animal industry experts and credits hard study and work for his success in Yakima valley dairy cattle business.
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H. C. Davis
Granger
Moxee
Yakima
Mr. Davis
Washington
Animal Industry Department
Davis
Yakima Valley
Marks
Ahfanum
Wild Blizzard Suffering Warns of Winter Grip
A ventful blizzard season brings danger to thousands with cold coughs and grip symptoms. Dr King s New Discovery is urged for stuffed nostrils sore throat chills and fever with a testimonial from A L Dunn Pine Valley Miss who was ill three weeks cured. Supreme for sore lungs hemorrhages and bronchitis priced 60c and 1 00 guaranteed by C C Case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
Chottle
A. L. Dunn
Pine Valley
Miss
C. C. Case
Workmen Move Buildings From Zillah Railroad Rights of Way
Workmen began Wednesday moving buildings from the rights of way of the North Coast and the Donald lines that run parallel through Zillah. Several structures including churches must be relocated. The town will become larger and better after improvements, improving a community that previously had no railroad service.
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Zillah
North Coast
Rings Little Liver Pills Sold by C r Camp
A brief item notes Rings Little Liver Pills as small gentle remedies sold by C r Camp, emphasizing ease of use and pleasant qualities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cr. Camp
New brick and stone buildings planned on West Yakima Ave
A plan to erect brick and stone structures with 425 feet of frontage on West Yakima avenue aims to enlarge the business district. The four blocks along Sec ond to Fifth avenues will host two story or taller buildings with easily added upper floors. Coffin Brothers buy Yakima Fifth corner for 12 000, the highest West Side price, signaling strong location value. The Yakima Valley Transportation junction sits at Yakima and Fifth. Mrs Weikel reports Los Angeles winter delights oil as fuel, cheaper rents than North Yakima, and LA as the great automobile city with diverse license plates.
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Yakima Avenue
Robert A. Wise
Second
Fifth Avenues
Coffin Brothers
Yakima
Frank Shardlow
West Side
Fruitvale
Ahtanum
Yakima Valley Transportation
San Pedro
Los Angeles
Gilbert to Issue Marriage Licenses in Yakima Reservation
H. M. Gilbert of Toppenish begins granting marriage licenses to Yakima nation Indians on the reservation. He aims to ease access, reduce travel to the city, and promote lawful marriages to clarify property titles amid irrigation and reservation development.
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Gilbert
H. M. Gilbert
Toppenish
Yakima Reservation
Yakima Valley
Snyder's Auto Not Yet Well Trained
Vestal Snyder mishaps with his car near Selah bridge, including a crash into the railing after a high speed chase of another auto. The incident ends with the machine upright and no serious injuries, despite the dramatic misadventure and excuses about the railings.
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Snyder
Vestal Snyder
North Coast Railroad
Selah Bridge
Vestal
Mr. Snyder
Yakima Residents See Aviators at Los Angeles Event
Mrs George Weikel and her daughter from North Yakima joined Washington visitors at aviation week in Los Angeles. They witnessed Paulhan Curtiss Knabenshue and others fly heavier than air machines and dirigibles and balloons. They praised Paulhan's flights as wonderful and intensely interesting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Weikel
North Yakima
Washington
Los Angeles
Paulhan
Curtiss
Knabenshue
Consolidated Company Opens Up Rich Coal Field
William McKiver reports uncovering a coal vein beneath the tipple at Consolidated Fuel company property in Lake Medlum North Yakima. The find enables two separate vein operations with cars and bucket hoisting, amid a projected development of about 200 acres containing roughly 1.5 million tons of coal worth a dollar per ton. Weather and steel delays have slowed track work but mining plans proceed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Consolidated Fuel Company
Lake Medlum
North Yakima
William McKiver
Sheep Grazing Dilemma Faces Forest Supervisor
Due to strong wool and mutton markets, grazing rights clash as Forest Supervisor Allen weighs new sheep entrants near reserves against established long-time ranchers. Both sides seek favorable terms, while general good governs decisions. Cattlemen plan January 29 meeting in North Yakima to form a negotiating entity with the forestry service.
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Allen
North
Yakima
Forestry Service
Model Dairy Involved In Suit In Superior Court
John Sawbridge files suit in superior court seeking foreclosure of a lien on the Pearl A. Rud kin ranch dairy barn creamery and related buildings. Plumber alleges 1909 work total 1418.31 with 839 paid leaving 580.31 due plus interest and fees. papers served on Mrs Rudkin Saturday.
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Pearl A. Rudkin Ranch
Superior Court
John Sawbridge
Lynch & Grady
Sawbridge
Rudkin
Prosser Water Question Again Baffles Plan for Canal Irrigation
A long running effort to have the United States Reclamation Service take over the Prosser Falls canal and irrigate about 2200 acres near Prosser faces doubts. Halsey R. Watson cites city water-right costs. terms require 90 percent subscription and favorable charges before construction. The plan hinges on government funding and rights from the Prosser Falls Land & Power company and Sunnyside project terms.
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United States Reclamation Service
Prosser Falls
Sunnyside Canal
Prosser
Yakima River
United States
Yakima Valley
Ballinger
Newell
Reclamation Service
Prosser Falls Land & Power Company
The
North Yakima
Sunnyside
Ranchers to Meet on Selah Canal Takeover Plan
Ira P. Englehart of the Selah Canal company invites Selah ranchers to a February 12 meeting at King's hall to discuss transferring canal control to water users. He states all saleable water rights are disposed of and urges four trustees plus one named by him to manage the canal in 1910, noting a net income of 4115.48 over expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Selah Canal
Ira P. Englehart
Selah Canal Company
King's Hall
Selah
Englehart
Hkngiehart
Selah canal ownership urged to be by landowners
The writer argues water rights owners and canal users should operate the Selah canal to avoid high salaries and distant management. He notes water rents total 10,690.48 annually, patrol costs about 4,000, and annual maintenance around 1,600, with extra water reserved for evaporation and seepage.
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Selah Canal
Wiiter
Census takers sought for nationwide drive from April
The 1930 census will begin about April 15 across the country and run to completion. In North Yakima and the Yakima valley many men will gain employment with about 16 to 20 to be assigned to Yakima county. Supervisor Storch of Spokane says applications must reach him by January 25 and tests will follow in the Third Congressional district to select qualified enumerators. The census involves over a hundred questions, including many about farmers.
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North
Yakima
Yakima Valley
Yakima County
Storch
Spokane
Third
Three Japanese Registered Here Vote Rights Question Rises
Three American-born Japanese have registered to vote in North Yakima as regular voters. City Clerk Brooker confirms no law blocks their ballots, while a political debate grows over whether noncitizens or naturalized individuals may cast votes. The registrants include Wong Fon born in California, Lee Fon born in Walla Walla, and L. K. Dong born in Seattle. Registration is paused pending Mayor Armbruster’s stance on an ordinance revoking the election call.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Yakima
Brooker
Mori Yakima
Ther
Wong Fon
Yakima Avenue
Caliifornia
Lee Fon
Red Apple Cafe
Walla Wana
L. K. Dong
East
Seattle
Armbruster
Born to Beekers in Grandview A girl arrives
Grandview announces the birth of a girl to Mr. and Mrs. Orsen Beekers on January 18. The notice also records multiple regional movements and local business, farming, and construction updates along with cemetery association officers and spring grading plans.
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Orsen Beekers
W. G. Bettie
Belma
North Yakima
A. F E. Pearson
Cle Blum
John Peters
Rathdérans
Idaho
A. G. Holada
Spokanie
Oliver Beckers
Glen Merritt
Wm. Townsend
Guy Pope
A. C. Swain
Cemetery Association
W. L. Killian
George L. Chase
John Hawkins
A. W. Harm
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Young Butt
R. E. DeKay
Contractor Wise
Yakima Ave
Consolidated Company
RICH
Model Dairy
Pearl A. Rudkin
Halsey R. Watson
Swigert
Board of
Cascade Lumber Coo
Lauderdale &A Coo
Grandview
Crawford
Salway
North Yakima Nursery Co
Tim Kelly
Prop
Hotel
Bldg
P. O
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