Attorneys and Notaries Public Listings for McAulay Meigs and Lynch Weyers
Attorneys at law and notaries public listed with offices in Ditter Building North Yakima. McAulay and Meigs represent American Surety Co. and Empire State Surety Co. Dr Lynch and Dr Weyer provide office hours and residence addresses with phone numbers at Mullins Block and 203 North Fourth Street.
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American Surety Co
Empire State Surety Co
Ditter BM
North Yakima
Dr. Weyer
N. Fourth St
Dr David Rosser and Ells Nagler Physicians and Surgeons
Dr David Rosser physician and surgeon listed with Ells Nagler who runs a medical office with X ray lab at Sloan Elk. Resides at 3 N Naches Ave. Also noted are Wells and Nagler contact details and office over Janeck's Drug Store with hours 9 am to 12 pm and 2 to 5 pm. Rosser is a Pension Board member.
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Ells & Nagler
Physicians and Surgeons
Sloan Elk
Naches Ave
Res
Wells
Nagler
Janeck’s Drug Store
Chestnut
Pension Board
Trial Nears End in Hains Case as Witnesses Testify
The Thornton J. Hains case in Flushing heads toward conclusion with one or two more witnesses anticipated Monday. McIntyre will spend Monday on defense argument after today’s rebuttal focusing on James Tierney, an eyewitness to the Annis shooting on the float. Yacht club members testified they did not see Tierney and described Captain Hains as acting rationally.
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Flushing
Thornton J. Hains
McIntyre
James ‘Tierney
Annis
Yacht Club
Tierney
Captain Hains
Biggest Booster Campaign Launched for Yakima Valley
The Commercial Club leads the widest booster drive in North Yakima history. County commissioners and fruit growers unions back a county-wide plan Featuring a 315000 exhibit at the AYP six carloads of fruit for eastern display and a local fruit booth at the NP depot. Also includes eastern magazine ads and a welcome program for visitors with Yakima valley Roman pictures in NP ticket offices and in hotels. The plan envisions extensive railroad additions including 15 miles of track and 72 switches to support a booming 1909 exodus toward the Northwest with rail connections across the region.
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Commercial Club
A.Y.P
N. P
Yakima
Yakima County
Yakima Valley
Home Commercial Club
Northwest
North Coast Yards Plans Unveiled for North Yakima Depot Complex
Semi official sketches detail North Coast railroad aims for North Yakima as a freight and passenger hub. Over 13 miles of switches and yards planned from Spruce street to Perry Yaeger place with 14 tracks at widest. Local yards stretch 3600 feet from Spruce to Cherry street and a premier passenger station will occupy a half block.
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Yakima Avenue
North Second Avenue
First Avenue
North Coast
North Yakima
Northern Pacific
Perry Yaeger
Yakima Gas Co
Sinclair Ice
Second Avenue
Campbell Tract
Goodwin Tract
Campbell Place
Northern Pacific Railroad Company
St. Paul &Acoma Lumber Co
Walnut
Spruce Streets
Chestnut
Walnut Streets
Northern Pacific Railroad
Ellensburg
North Bank
Pasco
North Coast Railroad
McIntyre
Strahorn
Pitman
Spruce Street
Perry Yaeger Place
Spruce
Cherry Street
Spokane
Sound Cities
Miller pays 17000 for corner Front Street lots
Mrs. Julia Hess Miller acquires from Chris Christianson and wife two Front Street corner lots for 17000. She plans a hotel on the site and asks to use the North Wall of city hall. City Engineer Doolittle surveys the line to resolve the wall dispute as real estate circles note widespread west side deals and growth after North Coast projects.
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Julia Hess Miller
Chris Christianson
North Front
East A
Front Street
City Hall
Doolittle
Frank Clerf
North
Second Avenue North
Yakima Avenue
B Street
North Coast Railroad
West Side
North Coast
Tieton
East
Chestnut Street
A. E. Larson
Second Street
Elliott Bros
Chestnut and
South Third Streets
Alex Miller Plans Build at Corner of First and A Streets
Alex Miller intends to construct a new project at the corner of First Street and A Street in the near future. The proposal outlines development for the site with expected timelines and local impact considerations.
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Alex Miller
First
Judge Gordon Arrested Over Embezzlement Charge
Former Washington Supreme Court judge and ex counsel for Great Northern was arrested in Tacoma on a Spokane warrant charged with embezzling 9200 in a personal damage suit. He posted 10,000 bond and planned to travel to Spokane for court appearances as details emerged.
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Spokane
M. J. Gordon
State of Washington
Great Northern Railway Company
Tacoma
Clarence Long
Great Northern Railway
Spokane County
J. D. Hinkle
Gordon
Sparrow
Great Northern
Nuzum
L. C. Gilman
Shrubs for Sumach Park Operation Aims at North Yakima
F Nussbaum St Paul park chief plans supplying shrubs from Como park for Sumach park in North Yakima He expects to develop similar plantings there and views Yakima valley as a future paradise He and a friend bought fruit land near Wapato while awaiting spring work and inspection dates in the city
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Sumach Park
Como Park
Minnesota
St. Paul
F. Nussbaum
St. Paul Park System
North Yakima
W. L. Steinweg
Yakima Park
Nussbaum
Wapato
Yakima Valley
City Seeks Corner Pins Survey For Business District
City Engineer Doolittle expects to ask the city council for authority to survey the business district and possibly other areas of North Yakima. He aims to place intersection pins at all street corners to precisely locate lot lines and centerline intersections, a standard feature in larger cities.
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North Yakima
Doolittle
Special Announcement on Foley Honey and Tar Applicability
A North Yakima Blue Store notice states Foley is Honey and Tar for coughs and lung troubles is not affected by the national pure food and drug law as it contains no opiates or harmful drugs. It is recommended as a safe remedy for children and adults. A. D. Sloan, Prop.
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Foley
North Yakima Dlue
A. D. Sloan
YMCA Raises Funds for Basement Bowling Alleys
The Young Men's Christian Association orders two bowling alleys to be installed in the basement. A fundraising committee has nearly completed securing the required subscriptions for the bowling alley fund.
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Young Men's Christian Association
Pinesalve Carberized Poultice Promises Healing
An advertises that Pinesalve Carberized acts as a poultice drawing out inflammation and poison. It claims antiseptic healing for chapped hands lips cuts and burns and lists C. W. Camp West Side Druggist as the seller.
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C. W. Camp
West Side
Let Contract From Beverly and Related Railway Moves
A contract is let by Priest Rapids railroad to a local contractor for 18 miles of roadbed between this city and Beverly. Work starts soon under W S Gamble, with surveying teams to Beverly. Beverly serves as supply base. Kennewick bridge project also let to Seattle contractors with preliminary construction to begin. Madden seeks divorce with Edna Madden, funds arranged via a public donation and new legal representation.
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Priest Rapids
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railroad
Beverly
H. R. Williams
The
Milwaukee
Commercial Club
W. S. Gamble
Chicago & Milwaukee
Ellensburg
Red Cross Employment Agency
Columbia River
White Bluffs
Red Cross Agency
Columbia River Valley
Columbia
Yakima Elks Hold Joyful Social Session and Initiation
Fully 200 members of Yakima lodge B P O E and visiting Elks enjoyed a social session on Thursday. Three candidates Henry W Hughes Harry H Andrews and Harry Averill were initiated and antlers fitted. Wandering Elk Minstrels provided a delightful musical program.
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Yakima Lodge
Order
Thomas Grady
JL. O. Meigs
Henry W. Hughes
Harry H. Andrews
Harry Averill
Dr. Edwards
Dan Reilly
Robert Klier
Frank M. Vogt
North Yakima
Hall's Catarrh Cure Promoted as Constitutional Remedy
Doctors reclassified catarrh as a constitutional disease and endorsed Hall's Catarrh Cure from F J Cheney Co of Toledo Ohio. The internally taken remedy purports to reach blood and mucous surfaces, with a $100 reward for any failing case and urging readers to obtain circulars and testimonials from the company.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledoc
Ohio
Madden Freed By Friends In Court Contempt Case
Henry R. Madden was freed from county jail by his friends after they paid 160.10 for non payment of which sum to his wife. He had been adjudged guilty of contempt of court. Attorneys Englehart and Rigg engaged Wednesday afternoon to handle his side of the case.
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Edna Gertrude Madden
Madden
Thompson
Henry R. Madden
Englehart & Rigg
Paving Appeal Filed Over Washington Hotel District
Pat Mullins owner of the Washington hotel and other properties filed a superior court bond to test the paving assessment. Attorneys Lynch Grady will handle the appeal based on hearings by the street and ditch committee. Mullins challenges the council's assessment as improper against Yakima Valley Transportation Co and disputes the benefit equalization method on side streets.
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Pat Mullins
Washington Hotel
Superior Court
Lynch & Grady
Mullins
Yakima Valley Transportation Co
Ex Sheriff Grant Turns Tooth Puller in Odd Feat
Former deputy R A Grant, once a sheriff, extracted a painful bicuspid from Alex Sinclair with horse pincers in a blacksmith shop. Sinclair, wary of licensed dentists, endured the removal quietly. Grant praises the act as if delivering a major victory over crime.
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R. A. Grant
Alex Sinclair
Grant
Sinclair
Alex
Jury Summons Efficiency Slashes Costs for Yakima Court
Deputy Sheriff Hal Webber summons the February term jurors across Yakima County without charging for mileage carriage or streetcar fares. All jurors except two distant residents are notified from North Yakima. The deputy aims to minimize sheriff's office expenses and filed the new record ahead of schedule.
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Yakima County
Superior Court
Hal Webber
Yakima
Local Coal Operator Credits Kidney Cure Relief
A. H. Thurnes of Buffalo Ohio reports years of kidney and bladder trouble with gravel and stones. After trying Foley's Kidney Cure, brick dust stones appeared and pain vanished. He declares it did him $100 worth of good and feels like a new man. North Yakima Drug Store owner A D Sloan endorses the remedy.
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A. H. Thurnes
Buffalo, C
Foley
North Yakima
A. D. Sloan
Chicago grocer displays Yakima apples boosting trade
A Randolph Street Chicago grocer showcases two boxes of Arkansas Black apples from Yakima valley. The dealer paid 47 cents per apple box and used them as a drawing card and decoration. A large placard notes the origin and price, drawing sightseers to the shopfront.
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Arkansas
Yakima Valley
Randolph Street
Chicago
Jases Bayne
Baldwin
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Dfield—Graduate Optician
McAulay & Meigs
Attorneys At Law
DRS. Lynch & Weyer Mullins
David Rosser
Inman & Rose Funeral Directors
Fred U JdJaneck
Fam
Ing.ur
W. D.ingalls
Pro
R.F.D. No
Gilat
Iwan
Webb F. Sater
North Coast Yards
Taft-Moffitt Property
Root Case
Doolitte
ELKS
Wandering Elk
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