Mineral Point Elects A R Jolley School Head
A special school board meeting elected A R Jolley of Mineral Point to fill the vacancy left by W McCurdy. Salary set at 1400 dollars yearly starting July 15. Jolley received broad support from 26 applicants across multiple states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. R. Jolley
Mineral Point
Svisconsin
William
K. Mandeville
Seattle
A. M. Sanders
A. F. Bechdots
J. A. Joseph
H. M.toy
Cape Girardeau
F. H. Plumb
North Yakima
Edgar A. Milner
Portland
Robert R. Dewan
Anacortes
Wash
F. A. Cooley
Berkeley
Cal
H. A. Snyder
Kirkland
C. W. Birchard
Norris
Mont
A. E. Sterne
Bessemer
Mich
J.L. Haney
Wenatchee
L. Dumas
Dayton
Engelhorn
Spokane
R. F. Evans
Byron
Lit
T. May
Clarion
Iowa
KF. H. Haywood
Oberlin
Kas
J.C. Blake
Boulder
W.J. McCoy
Salt Lake
Utah
H. J. Hackenberry
Carbondale
G.j.roberts
Oskaloosa
Chas. Ammerman
Charleston
D.C. Reed
Redlands
I. Browne
Galesburg
Jolley
E.G. Peck
State Paik Progress At State Fair Premiums Increase
The State Fair premium list is circulated by secretary Dr. Gunn and farmers show heightened interest. The commission offers better premiums and new classes for fruit, vegetables, and farm exhibits. Counties including Pierce, Clarke, Walla Walla, Chelan, Columbia and Whitman plan displays, with Yakima aiming for the top prize of 600. Donaldson Lithographing Co. prints 500 pounds of lithographs to distribute to bill posters statewide.
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Gunn
Pierce
Clarke
Walla Walla
Chelan
Columbia
Whitman
Yakima
Northwest
Great Show Printing House
Donaldson Lithographing Co
Newport
New American Fraternal League Promises Benefit Order
A new fraternal order to be called the American Fraternal League will be organized in the city within a week with North Yakima leaders and head offices here. It aims to pay accident benefits and invites broad eligibility with low dues. Full officer names and details to be announced after a permanent organization is formed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Fraternal League
North Yakima
Water Rules Rigidly Enforced By Local Company
The Yakima Water Light and Power Company enforces its new policies on water use, signaling that corporations with public interest at heart must follow the rule changes even if some resist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yakima Water, Light and Power Company
Impatient Public Hails Ruling On City Sprinkler Service
The piece notes widespread approval of new rules governing the city sprinkler service. Since adoption, hydrants and hoses run freely yet with controlled pressure, reducing public complaints and temper at the manager. The system aims to balance public interest with utility needs.
City Starts Free Street Numbering With Cedar Posts
Merwin and Hazel report progress on city wide street numbering. 2600 numbers planned, 1400 placed so far with central district mostly complete. outskirts remain. Faked numbers causing confusion as itinerant seller charged residents $300 to $400 for incorrect figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merwin & Hazel
Merwin
North Yakima Baseball Club Plans Athletic Park
The leaders of the North Yakima baseball club intend to establish an athletic park in the city within the next year. They plan to use any surplus from Capitol Hill grounds lease over expenses to buy land for the park, a project they urge local support for.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Yakima
Capitol Hill
Pen inmate James Dillard appeals five year sentence
James Dillard, one of the box car robbers, was taken to Walla Walla this week by the sheriff. He and four others were sentenced on Dec 18 to five years in the penitentiary. Dillard’s case was appealed to the supreme court, which last week dismissed the case and ordered the superior court sentence carried out. The gang robbed a Northern Pacific box car at Prosser, and goods found in their possession supported conviction.
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James Dillard
Walla Walla
Dillard
Supreme Court
Superior Court
Northern Pacific
Prosser
Prosser Hotel Reopens Under Lape July 24
L D Lape, builder of the Prosser Lape hotel, buys old furniture and fixtures and plans a July 24 reopening. He renovates the property, aims for a first class hotel, and will operate on a $1 to $1.50 daily rate. Lape is well known in the Yakima valley with broad local connections. Prosser visitors are urged to call. Vacuum fruit jars advertised at Kleis & Sinema’s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. D. Lape
Prosser
Lape
Yakima Valley
Yakima Hardware Co and Coffin Bros Advertisements
Local notices advertise Yakima Hardware Co offerings including green wire cloth, spring hinges, fruit wrapping paper, nails, pitch forks, hoes and rakes plus fruit paper and box nails. Coffin Bros promotes men’s summer suits, Stetson hats, kitchen items, and bicycle parts. Also featuring Parlor Bakery dining, Spokane lunch rooms, and Yakima Mineral Water sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yakima
Yakima Hardware Co
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Ieree
DeKalb Fence Co
High St
DeKalb, Ill
Compal
Eastman Kodak
Robt. E. Smith
Batistes
J. J. MacDonald
Bec Be
Tendent
R. Jolley
Wisconsin
State Paik Progress
Ao Athletic Park
Kleis & Sinema’s
D. R. Barton the Hardware Man
South Ist Street
Sunnnyside Lands
Sunnyside Valley
Sunnyside Canal
Northern Pacific Railroad
Washington Irrigation Co
H. B. Scudder
Jersey
Ideal Dairy
J. C. Berry
Mgr
Wyman’s
Court House
Second Street
Jackson
Coffin Bros
Yakima Hardware Co 19
Ublic
Wilder
Keene
The
Keene's
Chea Coffin Bros
S. H. Mason
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