North Yakima News Roundup of Travels and Local Events
North Yakima residents include Don McAlpin visiting from Kiona and A. V. Wilson en route to New York. Gypsy caravan buys 18% tickets. crowds pack Sunnyside trains. Notables travel to Minneapolis Chicago St Paul and Liverpool. locals head to Moclips and Prosser. Crews work on road improvements near Mead to ease Ahtanum autos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weesey
Don McAlpin
Kiona
North Yakima
Washington Hotel
Sunnyside
A. V. Wilson
Nadhes
New York
Liverpool
Great Britain
Spokane
HR. D. Baylor
Fred Bull
Baylor
Muclips
A. C. Steinman
United States Land Office
Moclips
Harry &. Moran
Toppenish
Tieton Hotel
Millard Meloy
Granger News
Snipes Mountain
E. V. Lum
St. Paul
Chicago
Geneveive Boardman
Olympia
Prosser
Anna Kohls
Katherine Dawson
Minnesota
State Fair Grounds
J. P. McCafferty
Napoleon Rivard
North Seventh Street
Sumach Park
W. L. Lemon
HE. L. Roney
Toppenish Review
E. F. Chase
Conrad Brusten
S. J
St. Joseph's
California
Father Palladino
Francis O'Rourke
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Z. Y. Coleman
Toppen
Ooutlook
H. D. Jory
Mr. Jory
Forum
H. A. Smith
What the Kidneys Do and Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsement
The piece explains kidney function and daily filtration of blood, listing symptoms from unhealthy kidneys and urging proper care. It includes a testimonial from Robert Weber of Prosser WA praising Doan's Kidney Pills for kidney trouble and backache, with price 50 cents and Foster Milburn Co as sales agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Weber
Sixth Street
Buffalo
New York
United States
Dean
Carnival to Bring Specialties to North Yakima
The Empire Carnival Company plans a six day event from July 11 to 16 in North Yakima featuring a vaudeville and band concert. Among the unique features is a performance by children from the Washington Children's Home at Des Moines, Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Yakima
Washington
Des Moines
Empire iCarnival
Diavolo Performs With High Wire Specialist Prof Strage
The company announces two daily open air performances featuring Diavolo and Prof Strage, a noted high wire specialist. Details of the company’s plans will appear elsewhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diavolo
Strage
Orchardists of Yakima Valley Form Temp Market Committee
A hundred orchardists met at the court house to discuss market conditions and unite for growth in the Yakima valley fruit industry. A temporary committee with one representative from each fruit center was named to study markets and post information to growers, especially for peaches, with plans to become a permanent organization and seek revenue sources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yakima Valley
Court House
Thoroghly
BINE HER remedy for upset stomach and liver trouble
An early 20th century retail notice promoting HER BINE as a remedy for stomach disorder and sluggish liver. It claims a bad taste signals stomach issues with torpid liver and touts stomach correction and liver activity at a price of 50 cents. Sold by D. H. Fry and W. Camp in Yakima.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. H. Fry
Yakima Ave
W. Camp
W. Yakima Ave
Robbers Enter Store In Unique Yakima Heist
Police report a rare robbery at Yakima Hardware where two gun racks were stolen from a rear window by two men. About six guns valued near $100 were taken while cash registers remained untouched. A suspicious man visited Friday afternoon saying he would return with a partner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yakima
Officers Still Lacking Clue Despite Deductions
Despite deductions the officers remain without a clue about the case. No decisive lead or evidence has emerged to connect suspects or pinpoint a location or motive, leaving investigators stalling.
Where Did the Fourth Crowd Come From
A citizen notes the Fourth of July crowd in town was vast yet skewed toward individual attendees. He cites many families staying home or leaving town for holidays and summer travels, with only a few bringing relatives or hired help, asking where the large crowd originated.
Canadian official visits in the city
R. M. Winslow of Victoria British Columbia provincial horticulturist visits North Yakima to study Yakima valley fruit culture and handling. He treats his role as educational and advisory rather than law enforcement and praises Yakima fruit growers and Canadian apple varieties like Northern Spy and McIntosh. He notes Canadian export to Australia and commends Yakima delegation members who traveled to Vernon British Columbia.
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British Columbia
R. M. Winslow
Victoria
B. C
British Columbia Department of Agriculture
North Yakima
Yakima Valley
Winslow
Huntley
Mr. Winslow
King
Wagoner
Jonathan
McIntosh
Canadia Province
Australia
Fruit Pickers Conditions Compared by States
A Colorado fruit harvester's letter to W P Romans Yakima Labor bureau compares labor conditions in Washington and Colorado. He sent the note from Seattle seeking work and details of how Yakima and Wenatchee ranchers treat workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado
Wenatchee
Yakima
Yakima Galley
W. P. Romans
Yakima Labor Bureau
Seattle
Fruit Camp Wages and Conditions Discussed in Paonia Report
A Paonia report compares fruit camp setups with Colorado, noting four beds per tent, a central dining tent, and meals plus bed at 74 cents daily. Picking wages run 25 cents per hour, with peaches at 2 to 3 cents per box and 6 cents for distant ranch camps. Women packers receive transportation provided by ranchers, while some gains are seen from organized camps and better labor reliability.
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Colorado Fruit Growers Association
Paonia
Wenatchee
Colorado
Herbine advertised as liver health tonic
An advertisement claims the tonic Herbine cures disorders from an inactive liver. It is said to strengthen the liver cleanse the bowels and restore health. Priced 50 cents and sold by D. H. Fry at 10 Yakima Ave and C. W. Camp at the corner of 3rd Ave and W Yakima Ave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. H. Fry
Yakima Ave
C. W. Camp
3Rd Ave
W. Yakima Ave
Ideas Came From Romans Reverend King in Patriotic Ad dress
The piece traces the roots of American rights to ancient Rome and European thinkers. It cites Galatians, Paul, Rousseau, Calvin, and Dutch influence on republican ideas, noting Jefferson's inspirations and the spread of liberty from Geneva to Holland and England. It links July 4 and the Declaration to a long lineage of civic liberty.
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King
Paul
Rome
Lord
Jefferson
Rousseau
Switzerland
Europe
Geneva
John Calvin
Liberty Calvin
Holland
England
Scotland
France
Calvin
Douglas Campbell
Old England’s influence on American liberty under law
The text traces liberty under law to English roots, citing Burke’s 1775 Conciliation speech and Anglo Saxon concepts. It notes medieval rights won by barons and Saxon commoners, Parliament as a check on the king, borough suffrage, and the persistence of town meetings, vestries, manor courts, and early guild influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Edmund Burke
Bank affidavit sworn by A B Cline in Yakima
A B Cline cashesier swears the above statement is true to the best of knowledge and oneheit. Subscribed and sworn before K B Milroy on a Sunday in July 19. North Yakima public official Natar? Milroy signs. Directors Henry B Scudder, Chas Carpenter.
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State of Washington
Yakima
A. B. Cline
K.B. Milroy
Natar
North Yakima
Wash
W L. Steinwes
Chas, Carpenter
Henry B. Scudder
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W. A. Bowen
Parker
Mead Place
Little Hill
David Guilland
Lewiston
Ida
North
Guilland
Yakima City
Shakopee
Miss Dawson
Albert Arendt
First National Bank
Upton
Cascade Mountains
Arendt
Frank
Ed. Bryant
George Kauffman
William Ridgway
Boston
Tacoma
George H. Ingham
Walla Walla
South Sixth Street
Street Railroad Company
Dr. King
Veer Haffner CO
Denver
Carnival Company
A. H. Henry
Edward Remy
W. S. Huxtable
H. E. Chick
Fred Thompson
J. K. Shannon
C. H. Hinman
Granville Lowther
J. O. Shadbolt
Mr. Fleming
Riverside
W. G. Hubbard
West Zillah
S. F. Walden
East Selah
Dr. Brownell
Granger
Byron D. Thompson
M. E. Olsen
North Nob Hill
South Nob
Yakima Avenue
Janeck Drug Sasa
Peasisa Board
Pth Thu
Old England
New England
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