Yakima County News Roundup from North Yakima and Surroundings
Local notes report visits by Mrs. P. Frank and family to Sumner and Bucoda, Yakima theatre opening August 7 for 1999-10 season with A Night on Broadway, street railway work extending to Sumach Park, various travels to Port Madison Seattle Portland and San Francisco, and local bids for bridge planking and rip rap. A.Unclear OCR fragment about Northern Pacific worker and local events follows, including a billiards exhibition, community notices, train schedule complaints, and civic announcements.
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Fresno
Houghton
Yakima
California
T. L. Lynch
South Sixth Street
Portland
J. . Nichols
Sound Country
Port Townsend
A. R. Metzger
Seattle
North Yakima
A. G. Johnson
Wenner
Mr. Johnson
J. Kuechier
Stockton
Cal
Wits & Issnesss
Payar
North Yaume
Pacific
Pasco
Manly
Lower
Vally
W. H. Carver
North First Street
Frank Horsley
Knights of Pythias
Horsley
Sound
E. G. Vincent
Treton
W. S. Lince
North
Lince
Yakima County
Nelson
Naches
Wapato
Zillah
Mes
Dixon
Itv
Mabton Irrigation and Road Work Plans Announced
County notes from Mabton report rising grain fields and a push to expand irrigation with the Great Klickitat canal. The county commissioners awarded a gravel road contract for an additional mile, with work starting soon as teams prepare.
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Collins
Mabton
Mather
Tom Mabton Vo
Alten- Hen
Atin
Local residents travel and visitations noted in town update
Miss Maud Isabel and Miss Helen Hill with Miss Fern Brush leave for Seattle to see the A Y P exposition. Mr Smith of North Yakima visits with wife and child, recalling twenty years past in the valley. Mrs Butler and family head to North Yakima for summer. Sherwood of North Yakima delivers Sunday school talk. J J Decker builds a residence for Chas Simpson. Shrader and Bob Stewart visit ranch and town. Brennan goes to North Yakima. C N Kinney and wife visit town on business.
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Maud Isabel
Helen
Hill
Fern Brush
Seattle
A.Y.P
Smith
North Yakima
Dahl
J. J. Decker
Chas, Simpson
Shrader
Bob Stewart
J. D. Brennan
C. N. Kinney
Water Turned On In Tieton Canal Experiment
A partial water release was tested Sunday in the Tieton canal from the intake to the first wasteway, about two miles, showing a capacity flow. The experiment, conducted on a nonworking day, aimed to gauge effects for property owners and future progress reports.
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Tieton
Straday
Full payment allowed for government irrigation water rights
A notice from Secretary Ballinger informs irrigation water right holders that full payment may be made at any time on balances due for building the irrigation system under public notices. The notice extends to all water right applications for public and private lands and remains in effect until further notice.
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H. Y. Saint
Iran
Interior Ballinger
Irr
Coucr
R. A. Ballinge
Tuterter
South Dakota Suffrage Delegates Face Division Over Invitation
A fractured suffrage debate in the South Dakota scene centers on accepting an invitation to the National American Woman Suffrage Association's next convention in Sioux Falls. Governor R. Bi Hoes leads a personal trip to gauge support amid a 1940 constitutional amendment push.
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South
Iakota
R. Bi
Suffrage Leaders Tangle Over National Move and Funds
A New Secretary Frances Squire Potter will leave Minnesota to head the National Suffrage Association in New York City. Harriet Taylor Upton raised $8000 in twenty minutes, selling late Susan B. Anthony contributions. Spokane delegates split, forming a second state group, while national officers were re elected. A bid of 16 666.80 won a coalition bridge contract.
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Frances Squire Potter
University of Minnesota
National Suffrage Association
Kate Gordon
New Orleans
Miss Gordon
Henry Villard
Clarence Mackey
O. H. P. Belmont
Susan B. Anthony
Spokane
Oregon Oregon Crop Report Shows Wheat Yield Projections
The report notes expected wheat yields for three states near 65 100 060 bushels and contrasts with prior years. Prices are forecast to rise and acreage increases are noted in several sections. Washington weather forecasts and statewide production totals are included, with emphasis on improved financial returns despite volume fluctuations.
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Bortland
Ian Coma
Oregon
Sypesgemian
Washington
Bridge project eyed on Yakines river approach
Local groups from North Yakima and Mess valley back a bridge over the Yakines river at Yakime avenue before November 1. They propose free right of way for a roadway to and from the bridge and promise about $7,000 for construction.
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Ct & Lam
Nenk Kime
Erbaraidross
Yakines
Yakime Avenue
Tven
North Yakima
Mess Valley
Urige
Tinconunny
Lum
Walt
Limansier
Mike
North Yakima Impresses County Clerk on East Trip
County Clerk Barr returns from the east praising North Yakima for growth and productive agriculture. He cites its horticultural advantages and appeal to Seattle, Tacoma, and growing coastal cities, saying he admires the town and is more impressed than ever.
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Barr
North Yakoa
Chicago
Elgin
Aurora
North Yakin
Seattle
Tacoma
North Yakima
Isays
Tam
Nori Yakima
Wheat Crop to Be Light in W. Washington Region
Reports from W S Romans in the Horse Heaven and Benton counties indicate a light wheat harvest with many fields yielding little or no grain. Some areas show a fair crop where rain retained moisture, but experts project at best a half crop overall as harvests proceed and conditions vary widely.
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Horse Heaven
W. S. Romans
Benton
George £. Wise
Tekoa
Spokane
Hien
Hop Contract Record Sets 12 Cent Price in Yakima County
The document details a 12 cent per pound hop contract filed in Yakima County, listing Moses and Nellie Lamps, Huntington Co., and The Sar as parties. Pert Bates and Joe Wetzel mortgage four tens of hops from this season’s growth. Huntington Co. and John W. agreed to sell 6000 pounds at 10 cents per pound.
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Yakima County
Cfter
Moses
Nellie
Lamps
Huntington Ca
Sar
Pert Bates
Joe Wetzel
Ten Hap Co
John W
Markets Notes From Various Cities July 13
Markets report scattered commodity quotes across U S cities with wheat and metals showing small moves Lead and spelter steady in New York with silver unchanged Wheat prices mixed across Chicago San Francisco Portland and Tacoma districts with minor shifts in July 1 opening and July 13 activity in Western states Oregon Washington Idaho markets show limited changes while overall prices remain near prior levels
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Liverpool
New York
Chicago
Batley
San Francisco
Portland
Tacoma
Oregon
Washington
Idaho
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R.V. Pierce
Buffalo
N.Y
Dr. Pierce
Webb
Ieee
Bats
J To tVorraph
Feevp
Piolo
Time of the
Taft
BE. G. Tennant
H. B. Parrish
Mrs. Parrish
Canadian Pacific
Michigan
Mrs. Tennant
Kamit
British Columbia
Pieri
Hicnary
W. Denthy
Alwyn
ATV
Pinitadiphia
Gerard
Pwede
T. Oia
Bale
Tendilies
Vivre
HS Fay
Inman & Flose
Pahama Cometer
Ed Hill
Mary Wale
Hesbac
H. Henry
Mortland
Venday
Morland
Dills
Sen G. Mortland
M.N. Richards
TFT
Sis Ss
Marttind
F. W. Schott
Walla Walla
Topsy T
Bonnie McKay
McKinney
Wineman Bros
W. PR. Dudley
Murray J. Wineman
L. O. Meigs
Alvin H. Wineman
Clifford Wright
James FE. Shinn
Yakima Valley Power Co
Kennewick
Willard Siler
Ira Taswachitt
Karr
Siler
Taschchitt
Sheriff's Office
H. H. Mitchell
Mitchell
Webby
Northern Pacific Railroad
Commercial Club
The
Herald
Newton C. Gauntt
Othello
Milwaukee Road
Green Brier
Gauntt
Knights of Columbus of
Holstein’s Pavilion
Masonic Hall
Joseph Schreiner
John J. Sandmeyer
Thomas A. MccNamara
Hugh F Kennedyv
George W. Bertseh
Frank Kelly
Reuben H. Mayer
George O'Leary
Steve J. Pesser
A. M. Ermedorff
John Rebel
Raoul S. Benoit
Joseph P. Gilbert Gervais
Joseph Crochael Lewis
Gilles Lizee
A. J. Labissoniere
John F. Flynn
Martin Prash
W. FF. Lindelingel
J. Menigie
Lee Pollard
Saul
Rosa
John
Georgia Bird
Georgia
Sallie Bird
Pollard
A. A. Naskins
Sunnyside Incine
Archie Jones
Mapton
Willigeth
W. C. Leonard
Dot
R. E. Crow
W. T. Coleman
Lotus
Prosser
Winne
Spitzenberg
Tieton Canal
Balin
Parotl
Washington, D. C
United States
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AL Gaherat
Weahi Por
Pinu
Baty
Eestern
Sia
Ur . Wits
Las i Te Fruit Svtup Nord HY Kima Drug Company
A. D. Sioan
John Aka
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