Independent Garage to Open on Third Street
R W Goodman and H R Tucker sign a five year lease for a new Independent Garage north of Coffin Rundstrom Furniture store. Work begins immediately with a 60 by 150 foot brick building, housing repair vulcanizing and stock rooms, plus space for 20 cars. The shop will feature modern equipment including an 18 inch Lodge and Shipley lathe, drill press, power hacksaw, Emery grinders and a chain hoist for motor removal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. W. Goodman
H. R. Tucker
Coffin-Rundstrom
North Third Street
W. M. Perrin
Third Street
Lodge & Shipley
Pase Soll
Thed
Chalmers
Franklin
Frankling
Gun Club Trophies Dominate Yakima Event
One man, Morgan H. Truesdell, swept trophies at Yakima Gun Club, winning Selby 95, Ballistic Cup 91, Dupont Trophy 91, plus a ground record payout and a special bird medal. He aims for Potlatch in Seattle and meets in Portland, with Roy Welshon planning the Portland trip. Other Yakima shooters discussed as contenders for future meets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Giboney-Clarke Company
Morgan H. Truesdell
Yakima
Selby
Truesdell
Fettle
Yakima Club
Peters Meeks
Seattle
Portland
Wheer
Jgun
Roy Welshon
Northwest
Valley Prospects in Yakima Fruit Decline and Rebound
The Horticultural Union reports steady crop conditions in the Yakima valley with near full production across most fruits. Cherries face competition and potential grower losses, while peaches and apples show strong yields. pears, prunes, and plums also promise good volumes, with total output near 5000 carloads for apples and about 1200 carloads for the valley portion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Horticultural Union
Yakime Valley
Washington
Oregon
California
Clapp
Yakima Valley
Governor Stokes Will Remain Loyal to GOP
Former Governor Stokes, a Roosevelt advocate, plans to stay with the Republican Party arguing new leadership is needed not a new party. He says Republicans should not desert and will fight within the party ranks to unite behind principles rather than candidates. Sheriff Law of Kings County also remains Republican and will support party nominees despite Chicago convention disappointment. He emphasizes pride in party history and reform within the GOP.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton
N. J
Stokes
Roosevelt
Republican Party
United Party
Charles B. Law
Kings County
Mr. Law
Chicago
Relic Field Glasses That Belonged to Howard Era Officers
In Wenatchee on July 4, John Collins of the Wenatchee Three Lakes Improvement Co discovered a decayed leather case containing a fine pair of Lemaire Paris field glasses. The glasses are clear despite forty years of age and bear markings suggesting they once belonged to Gen. O O Howard's expedition against Chief Joseph in 1875. The find adds to local relics from the 1875 campaign and echoes a pow wow and interpreter Samuel Miller presence in the valley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wenatchee
Semilt Creek
John Collins
Wenatchee Three Lakes
Gen. O. O. Howard
Joseph
Columbia River Valley
Gen. Howard
Gen
Howard
Wenatchee Valley
Samuel Miller
Nickel ore vein unearthed at Fidelity Mining site
A report by Harry A. Cook notes a rich foot vein of nickel gold and copper ore opened on Fidelity Mining & Milling Co. property adjoining Elizabeth Gold Hill Mining Co. ore runs from seven to eighty dollars a ton with deep mining potential. Samples on display at Nagler’s office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gold Hill Mining
Harry A. Cook
Fidelity Mining & Milling Co
Seattle
Elizabeth Gold Hill Mining Co
Fidelity
Cook
Lizabeth
F. X. Nagler
Nagler
Elizabeth Gold Hill Mining Company
North Yakima
Stewed Potatoes in a Paper Bag Recipe
Stewed potatoes are a savory dish. Wash and peel potatoes cut into thick slices and place in a greased bag with onion parsley dripping water salt and pepper. Bake 40 minutes then turn onto a dish and serve at once.
Vacation plans and local gatherings in Terrace Heights
July 8 Terrace Heights reports James O. Cull and family planning a Lake Chelan auto trip. Mrs. C. Clauson rode with Dr. Howick and family on July 4. E. C. Wood and wife hosted visitors on the Fourth with a picnic in the orchard. James Smith left for Selah on July 5 for an open stay. Floyd Brisbane and F. C. Getsch households hosted relatives from Iowa. Tampico visit noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terrace Heights
James O. Cull
Lake Chelan
Harry Jossjin
C. Clauson
Dr. Howick
E. C. Wood
Nadhes
James Smith
Selah
Floyd Brisbane
Tampico
F. C. Getsch
Mr. Getsch
Iowa
Parker Heights Fourth Of July Notes And Local News
Parker Heights residents welcomed Dr and Mrs Cartmell recently moved from Woodbine Iowa. Yakima visitors Mr and Mrs French spent Sunday with Mr McCurdy family. W L Thompson traveled to Tacoma to celebrate the Fourth. M B Olseh lost a valuable horse after three horses trotted out containing wheat sacks. J F McCurdy adds to his packing shed. Fourth of July festivities at the Hardison ranch featured a Wapato band and an inspiring speech by Mr Higday of Tacoma. Kate L Brown and Miss Snyder from Granger visited for the holiday. Benjamin hosted friends for fireworks on the Fourth evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parker Heights
Cartmell
Woodbine
Iowa
French
Yakima
McCurdy
W.L. Thompson
Tacoma
M. B. Olseh
J. F. McCurdy
Hardison Ranch
Wapato Persec
Higday
Kate L. Brown
Snyder
Granger
Benjamin
Zillah
G. M. Wheat
Follansberg Brothers
B. J. Jaeger
E. J. Everton
Seattle
C. O. Page
Lake Keecholus
Anderson
Maple Way
Charley Macey
White’ Swah
J. W. Frakes
Ahtanum
Tin Buda
Grandview
Oscar Larson
Natonal Bank
Sound
Rich McCashir
Jack Allphine
Toppenish
Bessie Wood
A. A. Thomas
8. Bodle
Sunnyside
Miles Thomas
F. C. Lodge
Co. G. Ware
Alexander Miller
North Yakima
Maude Skaggs
Myrtle Woods
Earl Price
Widner
John Newhill
Oregon
C. McClain
Frank Thompson
Washington, D. C
F. C. Thompson
Luke Nichols
McDonald
Furman & McDonald
R. D. Herod
Grace R. Sabott
Frank Seabott
Lizzie Anderson
Paul Tyson
Fourth of July Celebration at Pienic Grounds
A large crowd enjoyed a basket dinner and dancing at the Fourth of July event. Chase orchestra provided magic and music, with Miss Florence Barrows visiting from Selah and various local residents noted for moving, visiting, or attending events in Naches and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nile Nile
Pienic Grounds
Chase Orchestra
Florence Barrows
Selah
Sam Williams
Lewis Razy
Naches
Donald Kurtz
North Yakima
Chas. Beck
Mess
Joel
Wallace Meloy
Buckley
Wash
W.W. Cryder
Myrtie
Eppen Anderson
Joseph Anderson
Natches
Ed Akers
Naches City
Manly Meloy
Miss Bessle 'Beck
Emma Williams
Miller
Oak Flat
Carmack Ranch
Rose Cherry
Valley Painter
August Abel
Ralph Carmack
Bumping Lake
Mary Andrews
James Jacobsen
Weddle
Tieton
Granger Fourth of July Draws 2500 Visitors and Festivities
Granger welcomed about 2500 visitors for Independence Day as bands, parades, and civic speakers highlighted the celebration. Prizes were awarded in horse and rider, ragamuffin, and pony and running races, with local residents Geo Sawyer and Clinton Fairbanks among winners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Granger
John Rammerman
Zillah
Geo. Sawyer
Clinton Fairbanks
Zillah We Outlook
Firemen Adorn Day With Rand Ball After Festivities
A community fair featured varied contests including a one-fourth aie and percent notation. Otis Sump and others hosted events as a rand ball provided by the firemen drew a large crowd to close the day.
Picnic at state fair grounds features speakers from labor and grange
Lower Naches hosts a Wednesday picnic at the state fair grounds with speakers C. P. Case and C. B. Kegley among others. Pomona Grange of Yakima and Benton counties sponsors. Also notes Miss Ruth Galbraith to teach Gleed next year and local visits, births, and farm management news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lower Naches
Yakima
Benton
C. P. Case
State Federation of Labor
C. B. Kegley
State Grange
R. B. Martin
Spokane
H. Y. Saint
U. S. Land Office
Pomona Grange
Ruth Galbraith
Gleed
Walter Purdin
Violet
Oregon
McGee
Fernie
Dobie
W. W. Acheson
Bob
Bill
Iditarod
Alaska
F. H. McDevitt
W. F. McDevitt
Pleasant Valley Road
Fruit Growers Association
L. ©. Cockerill
North Yakima
Eschbach
Big Chapman
EB. R. Stout
Zillah Residents Busy With Visits and Work Changes
Zillah notes show G M Wheat resigning from Follansberg Brothers to join B J Jaeger. E J Everton travels to Seattle for the Fourth. many locals visit relatives, attend Blossom Festival prizes, and celebrate with music at Maple Way as residents tour, host, and socialize.
Foley's Honey and Tar Compound Promoted for Colds
An advertisement from North Yakima Drug Store urges readers to use Foley's Honey and Tar Compound for quick relief from colds and as a preventive. W. H. Allen of Chelsea Wisconsin endorses its effectiveness and safety for children, noting it contains no opiates and is preferred over other cough medicines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
W. H. Allen
Chelsea
Wis
Soley
North Yakima
Salt Codfish Omelet Recipe Note
A historic recipe describes soaking a salt codfish overnight, mixing finely with crackers soaked in water, adding three beaten eggs and butter, seasoning, and baking. Milk is boiled briefly then poured over the mixture before baking.
Yakima County High Schools urged to add agricultural courses
Busch urges Yakima county school directors to extend agriculture and horticulture courses beyond classrooms. Lower Naches High will host farmers' institutes with instruction. several districts plan full or partial courses, aiming to bring farming knowledge to students and their communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Busch
Yakima County
Theigh Schools
Lower Naches High School
EB. E. Gustine
Thhe Farmers’ Institute
Gustine
S. Busch
Moxee
Lower Naches
Selah
Sunnyside
Grandview
Wapato
Toppenish
Cowicheland
Wide Hollow
Springdale
Green Valley School
Mabton
A. W. Nolan
Department of Agricultural Extension
University of Illinois
Agricultural study linked to physical geography and botany
The text describes integrating agriculture with physical geography and botany to teach general principles in elementary work while applying them practically in laboratory and door experiments on a ranch setting, aligning activities with real ranch conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Busch
Mr. Gistine
Youth Drowns In Lake Washington During Picnic Canoe Ride
August Knust age 1 dies after a light craft overturns near Mercer Island while he canoeed with Judilud Krahn. The accident occurred during a Baeron Riege picnic at Hermann Boltz’s home near Fortuna Park. Knust’ s mother waved from shore moments before the tragedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knust
Lake Washington
Juilud Krahn
Krahn
Baeron Riege
Hermann Boltz
Mercer Island
Fortuna Park
Mr. Boltz
Fortuna Perk
Roast Chicken In Paper Bag From Early Cookery Note
A dainty roast chicken prepared in a buttered paper bag. The bird is cleaned and trussed, buttered thoroughly, then baked in the bag. Small birds take about half an hour, large birds up to an hour and twenty minutes. Serve with watercress and rich gravy in a separate sauceboat.
Jam Roly Poly Pudding From Today’s Magazine
A nursery pudding guide advises using a paper bag to prevent jam leakage. Prepare a crust from butter and self raising flour, roll into an oblong, spread with jam leaving two inches clear, roll tightly, seal with wet flour, and bake in a greased bag for half an hour. Any oozed jam can be poured over the finished pudding.
Constipation Menace in Summer Health Ad
Summer heat worsens constipation and can lead to serious illness if untreated. A mild laxative tonic is preferred, with Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin recommended for gentle action. Avoid salts and cathartics. a nightly dose aims to restore morning normality. Free trial and pricing advertised with address in Monticello Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caldwell
W. B. Caldwell
Washington St
Monticello
Illinois
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Independent
Coffin Bros
GUN Club
M. H. Truesdell
Peach
Hale
New Jersey
Heise
Gold Hill
Central Georgia Railroad
Harriman
Yakime “York News
Prem Gerald Carr
Lower
Selden Smyser
Charles Oswald
Harry
Gup Rueger
Eastlake Avenue
Clark Sheet
Railroad Avenue
Hénry Knust
Tannhaeuser
Charles
Chris
Henry Knust
Elenard Knust
Mre. F. Webber
Chas, Diersen
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