Sawyer Urges Fast Build of Yakima County Roads
William P. Sawyer argues in a Herald-Chas. Sumner style editorial that good roads are essential to civilization and can be funded without crippling taxes. He cites state programs, farm gains, and a county bonding plan to show hard roads boost value and cut transport costs, urging immediate fundraising and construction.
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Chas. Sumner
United States Senate
Howard H. Gross
Chicago
Yakima County
United States
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
New York
Indiana
Gross
Page
Bureaus of Statistics
Washington
Yakima
California
Artesian
Moxee
North Yakima
Waileam
Good Roads Association
WM. P. Sawyer
Twenty Eight Yakima Candidates File Nominations
Twenty eight candidates filed for nominations in Yakima county with County Auditor Crocker and four with Secretary of State Nichols at Olympia. Only Sheriff J M Edwards is a Democrat among the slate. the rest seek Republican party preference. The filings began Thursday at dawn with a line forming at the auditor’s door and forty minutes later the batch was complete. The list includes Wes ley L Jones for U S Senator and Lee A Johnson for Congress, both Republicans, along with several state and local posts.
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Yakima County
Crocker
Nichols
Olympia
J. M. Edwards
E. E. Cleaver
United States
State of Washington
Yak
Said County
Wesley L. Jones
North Yakima
Lee A. Johnson
Sunnyside
Walter J. Reed
J. Harrison
M. G. Duncan
W. H. Cline
L. Q O. Meigs
Ublisan
Joe. H. Lancaster
Selah
Edward 4. Cleaver
J. M. Brown
QO. J. Stewart
A. W. Barr
James Seeley
Orchardvale
A. W. Curtis
Local Republican Slate For Yakima County Posts
The document lists Republican candidates for Yakima County offices including Coroner Phillip Frank and Prosecuting Attorney M Taylor, with nominees for Auditor Wilbur Crocker and Assessor John Sindall, plus Engineer W J McIntyre and other county positions across North Yakima and nearby towns.
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Pillip Frank
North Yakima
David Rosser
Reynilican
Thomas Tetrean
Harcourt M. Taylor
J. Lenox Ward
Wilbur Crocker
John An Sindall
Republean
Hopdale
W. J. McIntyre
Fruitvale
Granger
Frank Bond
Unclear historic claim of highest honor and cure all cough remedy
An advertisement extols Ballard's Horehound Syrup as a universal cure for coughs colds bronchitis influenza and pulmonary diseases. It touts a male recipient achieving the highest honor yet provides no verifiable details. The product is sold by D H Fry a local druggist.
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United States
Ballard
D. H. Fry
Horn and Hoof Debuts in North Yakima with Notable Lead
New cattle paper Horn and Hoof begins in North Yakima under Guy MeL Richards. The 32 page issue features an opening article by W J Spillman of the U S Department of Agriculture and notes ties to the Dairy Man publication. Richards promotes cattle and horseman readership with strong, well illustrated content.
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Congress
Department of Agriculture
Logan W. Page
Bureau of ‘Statistics
North
Yakima
Guy Mel. Richards
W. J. Spillman
United States Department of Agriculture
Dairyman
Horn and Hoof
Northwest
Richards
Foley's Honey and Tar Endorsed for Coughs and Lung Trouble
A. A. Heron of Finch Ark writes Foley's Honey and Tar is the best preparation for coughs colds and lung trouble. He claims it has cured consumption in the first stages and notes no one using it has been dissatisfied. Sold by North Yakima Drug Co. and A. D. Sloan, Prop.
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A. A. Heron
Finch Ark
Foley
North Yakima Drug Co
A. D. Sloan
Dunn will filed probate case and deposition orders
The will of Robert Dunn filed in superior court sets life use of the estate to his widow Anna M Dunn and remainder to the children. Executrix and executors are Mrs. Dunn A D Dunn and D A McDonald. Judge Preble orders depositions from Inette Washburn and Judge Whitson on witnessing the paper. Also depositions for the estate of John Van Dellen.
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Robert Dunn
Parker District
Superior Court
Park concert draws thousands to Sunnach Park opening
The Nagier band played a free Sunday concert at Sunnach park near the Yakima river, drawing over 1000 residents. W. 4. Steinweg, the park owner, has transformed the 25 acre site with lagoons and boats, while Yakima Transfer Co. hauled 4090 attendees and donated services. The grounds now boast roads, fences, docks, and new buildings as work continues toward a premier picnic spot near the city center.
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North Yakinin
Steinwee
Sunnach Park
Yakima
Nagier
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William P. Sawyer
Sations
Illinois Highway Commission
Springfield, Jr
Peoria
Carbondale
Decatur
Strahorn
Republic of
Sherif Edwards
Ima
Lucius EB. Mahaffey
S. A. Dickey
Parker
Busch
Zilleh
Abraham Lincoln
Cattlis
Dunn
Chitken
C. W. Camp
West Side Druggist
W. L. Steinweg
Sunnteh Mark Attracting
Hmollister
Polis Gazette
Orefton
Polk & Co. Inc
Idahw
Vernon
ROSE
Gumbel
Kansas City
Tacoma
Eis Bankers Trust
Tacoma Wash
Juli
Aus Db
R. Harris
Herald
Drino
Nort H
Yakima Drug Company
Prop
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