Windstorm in Louisville Causes Death and Heavy Loss
A violent windstorm in Louisville killed one man and injured several others while causing about a quarter of a million dollars in damage. Winds reached eighty miles per hour for fifteen minutes, then about sixty eight mph for much of the storm. J W McGrew near the fair grounds suffered property impact as well as heavy garden crop losses from the gusts. He showcased unusually large Red Rose potatoes two weighing three pounds each.
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Louisville
McGrew
What’s It Worth for Toppenish Valuation Plans
Mayor Talbot and the Toppenish council seek the city’s actual value ahead of bond plans for water works. The next month’s board of equalization will set the valuation, with estimates suggesting Toppenish could be worth about 400 000 dollars. Meanwhile a testimonial endorses Foley's Honey and Tar for coughs and lung issues.
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Talbot
Toppenish
Board of Equalization
Body found in Yakima river near Granger in missing man case
After days of searching in Yakima for Arthur N. Taylor and John Bankerd who vanished from Granger, Taylor's body is recovered in the river about six miles from Granger. The raft and hat were found nearby and Sheriff Edwards led the recovery with Attorney McAulay assisting. Bankerd's body search continues.
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Yakima
Arthur N. Taylor
John Bankerd
Granger
Taylor
McAulay
Edwards
Phillip Frank
A. J. Flint
Flint Shaw Undertaking
Bankerd
Hayden Retained as North Yakima Pastor After Meeting
In North Yakima the First Presbyterian congregation voted 90 to 68 to retain Dr. F L Hayden as pastor after a recent resignation. Moderator Dr Mathews of Seattle oversaw the meeting where strong support for Hayden was shown. Also noted is a public health warning about laxatives and a travel note on residents Mr and Mrs F C Barker and Mr and Mrs V E Newman heading to Seattle for a two month stay.
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F. L. Hayden
First Presbyterian Church
Mathews
Seattle
Hayden
North
Yakima
F. C. Barker
Moxee
V. E. Newman
Natches Valley
Chinese Matting Rugs at Coffin Bros
Chinese matting rugs offered at 60 cents each by Coffin Bros. in a brief classified notice.
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Coffin Bros
Water Dreams Drive Tieton Irrigation Drive
May extend Tieton irrigation project details a twelve mile canal from the Tieton river, with three long tunnels and a 400 horsepower power plant. Theodore Weisberger holds the concrete shapes contract from Naches City, and government land at $50 per acre offers settlement with conditions.
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Tieton
Tieton River
Natches
Theodore Weisberger
Naches City
Washington
Camp No. 1
North
Reclamation project at Naches City faces rugged climb and $2 million cost
Engineers and workers on the camp near Naches City enjoy a government store, eight hour law, and trout in the river while tackling a tough hillside route to the tunnel and open canal work. The scenery rewards climbers as the project, among the state’s hardest for the reclamation service, is estimated to cost over 2 million dollars.
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Naches
Kidney Cure Promises Relief from Shelton Patient
Mrs Raymond Conner of Shelton Washington says doctors could not help her kidney trouble for years but Foley s Kidney Cure gave relief after the first dose and she is now cured. The remedy is claimed to help the kidneys eliminate poisons from the blood aiding overall health. North Yakima
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Raymond Conner
Shelton
Wash
Foley
North Yakima
A. D. Sloan
Bert Stewart Returns After Health Treatment
Bert Stewart, who left the city last spring in poor health, returned Saturday after treatment in Chicago. His health is reported much improved. Carload stained salvies. Cost less per thousand than .o stain wires on roof. Scott's Lumber Yard ?4t!
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Bert Stewart
Chicago
Scott’s
Women Pay More Why Insurance Discrimination Persists
An article argues women incur higher life insurance premiums due to being prone to indigestion and stomach troubles. It cites medical examiners and doctors linking weak digestion to mortality and promotes Mi-o-na as the curative remedy, offering a 50 cent box sold by C. C. Case with a money back guarantee.
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C. C. Case
No Immediate Move On Pacific Fleet
Rear Admiral Brownson refuses to discuss his Oyster Bay conference with Roosevelt or predict a Pacific coast fleet move. Informants say no immediate action is planned as the Atlantic fleet conducts summer maneuvers and target practice as the navy program.
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Washington
Brownson
Bureau of Navigation
Roosevelt
Oyster Bay
Pacific Coast
Navy
Atlantic
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