Auto Skids Three Hurt Near Castle Rock Oregon Way
A touring car carrying Francis J. Heney former Senator F W Mulkey Dr S Beasley Jesse McLaughlin and John McCarthy skidded and overturned half a mile north of Castle Rock Wash They freed two injured men after 25 minutes and moved to Seattle for further care Beasley unconscious with bruises while McCarthy suffered internal burns and the chauffeur sprained ankle
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Castle Rock
Wash
Francis J. Heney
United States
F. W. Mulkey
Portland
O. Beasley
Jesse McLaughlin
John McCarthy
San Francisco
Seattle
Mr. Heney
Mulkey
Heney
Bea
Yakima Youth Carl Cox Sets City Plant Record
Carl Cox of Sedro-Wooley praised by L. L. Bolles of First National Bank for turning the town light and water and ice plants profitable. He halved expenses, maintained continuous operation, reduced waste, and provided reliable service with no shutdowns since taking charge. previously the plant used both water and auxiliary steam power. Cox was formerly with Northwest Light and Water of Yakima.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Cox
Sedro-Wooley
W. E. Cox
North Yakima
L. L. Bolles
First National Bank
Cox
Piatrons
Carl
Bolles
Northwest Light & Water Company
North Yakima boosters push for new rail line
The 50-00 club of North Yakima campaigns to establish a railroad from Beverly through North Yakima to Portland via Ahtanum and Klickitat pass. Backing from Portland Chamber and local Commercial club is sought, with NP or Milwaukee as possible builders. Distances noted and Portland’s interest described.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Ahtanum
Milwaukee Road
Beverly
North Yakima
Klickitat Pass
Yacolt Valley
Portland
Milwaukee
Northern Pacific
North Coast Railroad
Sound Country
A. B. Cline
Rail route survey debate divided by railroad ambitions
Discussion centers on a Vancouver to Yakima survey with parts already served by Northern Pacific to Vancouver and the Yakima valley. The 50,000 club and Portland men favor a main line, preferably Milwaukee, or any major system as a subordinate route. Independent operation is deemed infeasible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Couver and
Yakima
Northern Pacific
Vancouver
Yacob Valley
Portland
Milwaukee
Skeleton of Pioneer Killed in Violent Death Found
Winona Washington July 2 coroner Bruning uncovered a buried skeleton believed to be of a man who died violently. The skull shows possible fracture with no bullet holes. Grave also yielded a shoe portion belt knife and a merchant pipe as investigators search among pioneer residents for clues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winona
Wash
Bruning
Telephone service expansion plans for Cowiche area
Anson White, president and manager of Teleeplone, reports growing demand as patrons increase daily. The Cowiche Telephone company seeks a franchise extension confined to the Cowiche valley and area west of the city toward the valley. Further expansion may follow with Tieton cultivation growth. White says he must request a county extension to reach new applicants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cowiche
Foley’s Orine Laxative Ad Promotes Stomach and Liver Health
An advertisement from North Yakima Drug Store by A. D. Sloan promotes Foley's Orine Laxative for stomach liver trouble and habitual constipation. It claims the product sweetens breath, stimulates the liver, regulates bowels, and is superior to ordinary laxatives, urging readers to try Foley's Urine Laxative today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
North Yakima
A. D. Sloan
Masonic Temple replica exhibition shown on Yakima avenue
An exhibition in the window on Yakima Avenue shows a proposed Masonic Temple hall a replica of Solomon's Temple. Yakima Masons plan a grand, highly detailed hall to be built in the coming months mirroring classic architecture and magnitude. Also mentions Bees Laxative Cough Syrup sold by West Side Druggist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yakima Avenue
First National Bank
Masonic Temple
Masons
Philadelphia
Yakima
W. Camp
West Side
Yakima County Booth Draws Big Fair Crowd
Richard Winsor Jr reports at the Seattle fair about 390000 visitors to the Yakima county exhibit in 30 days. He suggests adding a county Barker or volunteer lecturers to engage guests at the Yakima booth. A man and woman from the east toured the Agricultural building and visited the Yakima display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yakima County
Richard Winsor, Jr
North Yakima
Seattle
Haasze
Winsor
Wright
Yakima
Expert Praises Yakima Apples at County Exhibit
Mr Winsor praised Yakima county for its display at the fair calling it one of the very best in the United States. He noted Spitzenberg apples from Yakima and Klickitat as the finest he has seen and predicted Yakima valley will be the greatest apple bearing region. He urged the community to mobilize thousands of visitors and badges for Yakima valley day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Wright
United States
Winsor
Yakima County
Wenatchee
Yakima Valley
Seattle
Yakima
Three Utah Miners Die in Powder Explosion
At Toplitz Utah a blast in an 85 foot tunnel killed Pat Campbell P B Stowman and Matt Regan and seriously hurt six others. Seven hundred fifty kegs of black powder exploded when a lightning struck wires completing a circuit. The men had just tamped the charge when the storm caused the fatal chain reaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake
Toplitz
Utah
Pat Campbell
P. B. Stowman
Matt Regan
ManZan Promoted To Treat Piles In 19th Century Ad
An advertisement touts ManZan as suitable for all piles causing inflammation and poor circulation. It claims the medicine reduces piles and heals affected parts and notes easy application via a patented nozzle tube. Sold by C. W. Camp, West Side Druggist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Camp
West Side
Annexation drive aims to expand North Yakima city limits
The 50,000 club pushes an annexation movement to prevent North Yakima from being recorded as a city of fewer than 4 000 in the next federal census. Officials may urge extending city bounds to include suburbs and ensure new additions join the city, preserving a proper population record for capital and other matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Yakima
Ring's Little Liver Pills Sold by West Side Druggist
Small pleasant and easy to take liver pills sold by Co. W. Camp on the West Side. The note describes the product and point of sale in a concise advertising line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ring
Co. W. Camp
West Side
Balloon Explodes in Park Killing Aeronaut and Bystander
In Redding California on July 3 thousands watched as the dirigible America exploded at a recreation park. Captain James Moor the aeronaut and Milton Mygatt an 80 year old bystander were fatally injured. Spectators were knocked down and injured as the crowd fled the scene. The balloon tore when the propeller snagged the bag, releasing gas which ignited from a spark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Redding
Cal
America
James Moor
Milton Mygatt
Moore
Mygatt
Blood feuds in Kentucky's Bloody Breathitt region erneut
Jackson Kentucky reports a long running feud following Ed Callahan's shooting. Prominent figures including Uncle Bill Strong, Jim Cockrill, and Judge Hargis are linked to a cycle of vengeance with murders and assassinations. Locals describe a culture where law yields to revenge and many residents live in stark poverty amid rampant moonshine.
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Jackson
Ed. Cullahan
Jas
Hargis
Breathitt County
Callahan
Bill Strong
Jim Cockrill
Abner
Jared
Uriah
Ezekiel
Marcum
Rural Kentucky tale of crime and defiance
The account paints a harsh portrait of Appalachian Kentucky with stark lines on labor, guns, and law. It names the Hargis clan as jailed figures, Ed Callahan wounded, and Dr. Cox killed in a cold blood shooting amid a landscape of timber lands and scant farms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Hargis
Curtis Jett
Tom White
Hargis
Callahan
Jackson
John Smith
Mountaineer
Smith
B. D. Cox
Ed Callahan
Dr. Cox
Elbert Hargis
Doc
Alarming Rise in Kidney Disease Deaths Prompts Remedy Advice
Statistics show deaths from Brights Disease and Diabetes more than doubled in ten years. Many cases stem from ignoring early kidney trouble symptoms that Foley's Kidney Remedy could have cured. Take Foley's now to strengthen kidneys and bladder, North Yakima Drug Store, A D Sloan, Prop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bright
Foley
North Yakima
A. D. Sloan
Northern Pacific station plans filed for North Yakima
E. J. Rounds and M. J. Hursen, contractors for the new Northern Pacific station in North Yakima, submitted plans that have been received by agent Hill and are pleasing to officials as work begins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northern Pacific
E. J. Rounds
M. J. Hursen
North Yakima
Plans for Northern Pacific station building outlined
County Auditor Crocker approves a $25 000 bond for faithful performance of the contract with American Surety of New York guaranteeing the work. Plans received by Northern Pacific Agent Hill describe a two story central portion with arched roof bays and a long glazed brick dado interior, express offices, waiting rooms, restrooms, a smoking room, and a baggage area with terrazzo floors. The station will measure 232 by 50 feet and include extensive shade over walks and direct access to street and platform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crocker
American Surety Company of
New York
Northern Pacific
Hill
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Poe
Yakima Youth
Sedro-Woolley
Boosters
Cowiche Company
R. Winsor Jr
Kentucky
Fotid
Bill” Strong
Ben Hargis
Tom Cockril
D. Cox
Cockrill
Asbury Spicer
John Abner
Jas. Cockrill
Tom
Curtis Jet
Johan Abner
Jas. B. Marcum
Hargis’ Ene
Court House
North Second ST
Washington
Lauderdale & Coo
First St
Avenue
Cascade Lumber Co
G. T. Aumiller
City Drayman
Wavating and Contracting
Rock and Sand Furnished
Yakima Ave
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