Bankers Break An Old Ruling On North Yakima Loans
San Francisco loan committee of the German Savings and Loan association, led by W E Steinweg, visited North Yakima to inspect development in the Yakima valley. After a tour and discussions, they decided to break their 50 000 loan rule and consider further loans, with a 50 000 loan already tentatively approved for North Yakima and more possible upon favorable conditions. The visit followed Steinweg’s persistent efforts to interest the California bankers in regional opportunities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ign. Steinhart
San Francisco
W. EL. Steinweg
First National Bank
Yakima Valley
North
Yakima
Mr. Steinweg
Steinhart
Messrs
George Tourney
John van Berger
German Savings and Loan Association of
Steinweg
Seattle
North Yakima
Miller
James
Commercial Club
Norin Yakima
Special Train to Spokane Boosts Yakima Irrigation Delegation
A Fifty Thousand club committee reports 52 firms pledge to attend or send reps to the National Irrigation Congress in Spokane August 9 14. Yakima aims for a 1000-strong delegation with a special train. residents and ranchers urged to sign up now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Yakima
Spokane
Fifty Thousand Club
National Irrigation Congress
W. L. Lemon
H. H. Andrews
J. L. Hughes
Yakima Valley
Boosters’ Club
Badge
Lower
Yakima County
Herald
Commercial Club
First National Bank
Yakima National Bank
Yakima Valley Bank
Yakima Trust Company
Farmers and Merchants Bank
Glide Ditch Company
Hubbard Ditch Company
Selah- Moxee Ditch Company
Congdon Ditch Company
Barnes-Woodin Company
Star Clothing Company
Ditter Bros
Union Ditch Company
Yakima Hardware Company
Wyman & Sheldon
Dean Clothing Company
John H. Weigel & Company
Captain Jenkins to Boise Transfers from North Yakima
Captain J J Jenkins of the Salvation Army in North Yakima is ordered to bid farewell on Sunday July 25 and report to Boise Idaho the following Sunday. He has served 20 months here and praises his work and the city while anticipating new duties and higher honors in a larger field. His successor will be chosen by the commanding officer. The article notes Jenkins and his wife have been active Christian workers and well liked, with Jenkins reflecting on his surprise at the transfer. A brief health ad for Bees Laxative Cough Syrup is included at the end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bunco
Marshal Byars
Penn Avenue
J. Jenkins
Salvation Army
North
Yakima
Boise
Idaho
Jenkins
North Yakima
Mrs. Jenkins
Captain Jenkins
Eise
Land rush peaks as Spokane leads applications
Spokane reports the peak of land reservation rush has passed with about 4000 applications locally and similar numbers at Coeur d Alene. Missoula and Kalispell show lower totals. Rail traffic remains heavy as eastern trains stay crowded for days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spokane
Coeur d'Alene
Missoula
Kalispell
Pinesalve for Burns and Wounds Promoted
Pine salve carbolized advertised as healing for burns cuts sores and bruises. Sold by C. W. Camp West Side Druggist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Camp
West Side
Pineules for kidney liver and urinary complaints
Pineules aid kidney liver bladder and rheumatic complaints by aiding salt and water removal and poisons from the blood. They act promptly. Sold by C. W. Camp, West Side Druggist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Camp
West Side
Yakima County Visitors Comment On Alaska-Yukon-Pacific Exhibit
At the Yakima County building during the Alaska-Yukon-Pacific exposition in Seattle visitors register remarks on the exhibit. Entries include praise for cleanliness appeal and display quality from travelers in Washington D C Los Angeles Portland Scranton Somerville Tacoma and other cities with notes like delightful fine and wonderful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agnes Turner
Kokomo
Ind
Perry Ulrich
Chicago
Alice Abrahams
Skaguay
Alaska
George A. Martin
Koyukuk
Yakima
Mabel Short
South Bellingham
Co. E. Brown
Bellingham
L. A. Hippard
S. Beavers
Elm Creek
Neb
D. Lindsay
Los Angeles
Belle Trickey
Seattle
O. K
Alice Blaisdell
Haverhill
Mass
Mary Tucker
Amerbury
John R. van Divine
Lawrence
N. Y
Washington
E. E. Walsh
Fairbanks
A. G. Taft
Minneapolis
J. F. Anderson
Tacoma
Charles A. Spraulding
Hoquiam
George W. Stone
Edmund Goose
Minn
Yakima County
W. A. Moore
Washington, D. C
W. A. Keith
L. Apleson
Portland
Ore
Louis Loewen
Kansas City
Warren Neilsen
Fresno
Cal
A. L. Steele
Scranton
Anna V. N. Garretson
Somerville
Gust Carlsen
Josie Dillon
Paxton
Ralph E. Bach
San Diego
George Salsbury
Billings
Mont
William H. Howard
N. Nelson Cumberland
Wis
Carl Erdman
Spokane
J. K. Wilson
Seattle—Grand
Lee Sherwood
Everett
County seeks top vegetables for Alaska-Yukon-Pacific exhibit
Yakima county officials request state newspapers to urge growers to send premier vegetables to Seattle for the Alaska-Yukon-Pacific show. Exhibits should be sent by collect express to Yakima County Building AYP exposition, avoiding Seattle on the package to prevent delays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yakima County
Yakima
Seattle
W. B. Newcomb
A.Y.P
Neds
A.Y.P. Exposition
City Express
Land Lures Thousands on Spokane Reservation Lands
Spokane records show 28 000 applications filed on day one for Spokane Coeur d Alene and Flathead reservation lands with 10 000 at Coeur d Alene 4 000 at Missoula and 4 000 at Kalispell Hotels are crowded and visitors express optimism about prizes amid no disorder Police monitor for criminals as about 300 000 people seek 3 000 homesteads across the three reservations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spokane
Wash
Coeur d'Alene
Flathead
Missoula
Kalispell
Boy Helps Make Own Coffin Shocks Tennessee Jail Visit
David Moore and his wife are jailed in Jonesville Virginia after Moore, charged with murdering his five year old stepson Harry Lee Nutshall, allegedly forced the child to carry lumber for his coffin. The mother’s confession is said to implicate Moore in the boy’s death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cumberland Gap
Tenn
David Moore
Jonesville
Erwin
Moore
Harry Lee Nutshall
National council of women elects officers
The national council of women elected officers. President is Mrs. Lillian M. Pollister of Detroit. Vice president is Mrs. Kate Walter Barrett of Washington, D. C. Corresponding secretary is Mrs. Flo Jameson Miller of Wilmington Illinois. Recording secretary is Dr. Emma E. Bower of Detroit. Treasurer is Mrs. M. Josie Nelson of Union City Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Wash
National Council of Women Today
Lillian M. Pollister
Detroit
Kate Walter Barrett
Washington, D. C
Flo Jameson Miller
Wilmington, Ill
Emma E. Bower
M. Josie Nelson
Union City
Ind
Spring lambs fetch strong prices as Coffin reports Chicago shipment
H Stanley Coffin returns to North Yakima from Wenatchee with news of a trainload of March Lincoln lambs averaging 70 pounds sent to Chicago. He notes Lincoln lambs bring 2 4 more per head than other breeds due to weight and fleece, and that 120 pound four month buck lambs from Venus ranch are promising. Coffin Bros. have 3000 Shropshire lambs contracted at 3 50 per head for late fall delivery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Stanley Coffin
Wenatchee Mountains
Coffin-Babcock Company
North Yakima
Chicago
Mr. Coffin
Coffin Bros
Messrs. Cameron and Jackson
Old Paper to Seattle Fair Carried by Local G A R Member
William Nickle of North Yakima plans a Seattle exposition trip carrying a framed copy of The Sun from Pittsfield dated December 30 1800. The four page paper includes a Washington letter to his nephew from Mount Vernon dated November 26 1775 urging hospitality and charity for the poor while noting the writer and Mrs Washington cannot act directly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Nickle
North Yakima
Seattle
the Sun
Pittsfield
Mass
George Washington
Mount Vernon
Washington
Cold Storage and Big Warehouse Planned for Selah
George F. McAulay and A. C. Vail promote a warehouse and cold storage project for Selah with excavation for a large 50 by 150 foot building. It will serve district ranchers who now haul produce to North Yakima. Construction is expected soon though cold storage specifics remain undecided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George F. McAulay
A. C. Vail Mave
Selah
Yakima
Bill-Posters Unite in War on Disease
The National Association of Bill-Posters voted to donate 1 200 000 dollars worth of publicity to the anti tuberculosis effort. Space on billboards and labor for posting will be provided across the United States and Canada. The poster printers association adds 200 000 dollars, with railroads and express companies expected to carry paper free and allied trades to handle printing free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
National Association of Bill-Posters
United States
Canada
Poster Printers’ Association
Railroads and Express Companies
Quick Justice by Peace Earl Sets Swift Case Record
Charles Weisner was arrested for smoking a cigarette and, within thirty one minutes, was tried, sentenced and returned to town. The process included warrant papers and a brief talk by Deputy Prosecutor Moren, amid a record dispatch by Justice of the Peace Earl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice of the Peace
Earl
Charles Weisner
Moren
Alarming Rise in Kidney Disease Cited in Ad
Statistics show mortality from Brights Disease and Diabetes more than doubles in ten years. Many cases stem from ignoring early kidney trouble that Foley's Kidney Remedy would have cured. Take Foley's Kidney Remedy to strengthen kidneys and bladder at once. North Yakima Drug Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bright
Foley
North Yakima
A. D. Sloan
For Sale 320 Acre Canadian Veteran Bounty Land Certificate
Public notice offering a 320 acre Dominion Land open entry certificate issued by Canada’s Department of the Interior. Available to anyone 18 or older in Alberta Saskatchewan or Manitoba for immediate sale at 600.00 dollars to L. E. Telford Toronto. Wire or write for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
Government of Canada
Ottawa
Alberta
Saskatchewan
Manitoba
L. E. Telford
Shuter St
Toronto
Canada
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San Francisco Institution
Cle Elum
Porter
Hotel de Crowley
Ellensburg
Thomas McGee
Capt. Jenkins
R. Lynn
Princeton
Fine
Ida Oleson
Pendleton, Ind
Boy
Lincolns
Court House
G. W
Desians
Munn & Co
Scientific American
New York
F &I
Courtey ‘Strauss &Co
Brancisco
J. Wittwer & CO
Second Avenue
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