North Yakima Independence Day Celebration a Record Crowd
Large turnout fills Fourth Street parade grounds with floats prizes and races. Notable winners include North Yakima Machine Shop Cascade Lumber Company Fraternal Brotherhood and Singer Sewing Machine Company. Over 2 000 in grandstand and 2 000 to 3 000 on grounds. events led by Pat Jordan with generous purses and prompt payouts.
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Yakima
Fourth Street
Natchez Avenue
B. F. Barge
Morton L. Rose
Nagler
John H. Bruff
Bruff
North Yakima
P. Frank
Liberty Car
Bessie Goodman
Goddess of Liberty
Uncle Sam
North Yakima Fire Department
Modern Brotherhood of America
North Yakima Brewing and Malting Company
Yakima Machine Shop
Jones-Gandy Company
Cascade Lumber Company
U. S. Laundry
Camp 89
Woodmen of the World
Singer Sewing Machine Company
Thompson Music Company
Vrien Miller
Piano Turner
West Side Photograph Gallery
Order of Washington
Enterprise Grocery
North Yakima Machine Shop
Fraternal Brotherhood
Singer Sewing Machine Agen
Fair Grounds
Shady Grove
Pat Jordan
Elmer Groefsman
Stanley McDonald
Whiskey Dick
Frank Crumley
Big Dutch
Ernest Hinds
Demon
Prairie Flower
H. H. Wallace
Geo. Donald
Fred Brooker
J. P. Evans
T. D. Quinn
Kid
Frank Cartin
Jessier
Wm. Buckholtz
T. TD. Quinn
W. S. Kinyon
Earl Barnes
U. D. Tomasso
Eddie
Simpanese
Roy
Chas. Roth
Henry Chuk
David Phillips
H. H. Jones
G. M. Meyers
Dinner Party Honors Mrs Watt in Yakima
At the Hotel Yakima last Wednesday night Mr and Mrs Arthur Coffin hosted a dinner for Mrs Joseph Watt and Miss Carrie Watt of New York visiting the Coffins. Attendees included relatives and close friends and the event followed the hotel's customary menu. Gov Mead, visiting Prosser, discussed state land selections under the Carey act with local officials and delegations from Sunnyside and Ellensburg joined the talks. In June the local land office recorded twenty eight homestead entries three desert land entries and three cash land sales totaling 5175 acres and $1103.87 in government receipts.
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Arthur Coffin
Yakima
Joseph Watt
Carrie
New York City
West
Lester Coffin
Stanley Coffin
Forrest Wenner
Arthur Pease
H. C. Congdon
E. B. Watt
Yakima Marksman Wins Prizes at Multnomah Shoot
A. C. Cowing attended the annual Multnomah Gun Club event in Portland last week and earned more than enough cash prizes to cover his trip expenses, signaling the strength of North Yakima marksmen.
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Yakima
A. C. Cowing
Multnomah
Wheat and Barley Exhibit Attracts Attention On Irrigless Wenas Land
Robert Toler among Portland excursionists displayed a large bunch of wheat and barley grown without irrigation on new land in the Wenas Valley. The grain's size and healthful appearance drew considerable notice during the Monday morning outing.
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Robert Toler
Portland
Wenas Valley
Natchez Avenue paving and saloon licenses granted
Natchez avenue owners win approval to pave twenty feet each side with asphalt and the council grants three saloon licenses to E. M. Ford, Leonard Tomasso and Piland Bros., and E. Van Diest. Prostitution receipts for June totaled 525 dollars.
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Natchez Avenue
Palk
E. M. Ford
Leonard Tomasso
Piland Bros
E. van Diest
Messrs. Lane and Bull
Elliott
Lane
Bull
Linbarger
Gamewell
Paul & Tacoma Lumber Company
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Studebaker
Studbbaker
First National Bank
North Yakima, Wash
United
W. M. Ladd
W. L. Steinweg
Chas. Carpenter
A. B. Cline
F. J. Tickner
Antlers
Frank L. Crampton
Prop
COR. Union
4Th Ave
Seattle
New P. I. Elk
New Post Office
Air Ca. Lines
C. W. Marks
May Summerfield
U. S
North Yakima Milling Company
Washington
Master Bissell
Helen Snyder
John Car Bell
Secret Society
Council
J. H. Rose
Forsyth
D. A. Barton
Arers
Ironbrew
The
Bridge Beach Manufacturing Company
Wyman & Fraser