KAUFFMAN ACT APPOINTS DEPUTY HEALTH OFFICER
The county commissions appoint Jack Kauffman former poll tax collector as deputy health officer to police reclamation camps on the Tieton under Dr Philip Frank. City may appoint officers to protect the water supply. W J Roberts to inspect sewage conditions for two weeks and report to the state board of health in Seattle. Cedar river conditions similar and of statewide interest. government efforts to improve reclamation camps cited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Kauffman
Philip Frank
Frank
Kauffman
Tieton
W. J. Roberts
State Board of Health
Seattle
Cedar River
Roberts
Washington
Fire destroys Toppenish home causing $2000 loss
The dwelling of Wilbur Spencer one mile west of Toppenish burned this afternoon. Mr and Mrs Spencer had just arrived home from North Yakima when they saw the blaze. Loss of house and contents set at $2000 with no insurance. Children and matches blamed. Mrs Spencer accidentally dropped and burned $100 in currency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toppenish
Wash
the Herald
Wilbur Spencer
Mrs. Spencer
North Yakima
Nagler Returns From Swank Country Trip with Tight Situation
Frank X. Nagler and Ed Merwin came back Thursday from Swank country where they own gold interests. Nagler, a Yakima Ave cigar maker, entered his shop and was confronted by clerk Wilson who followed with a cane. Nagler joked and avoided trouble, while Wilson blamed his eyesight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nagler
Frank X. Nagler
Ed Merwin
Yakima Avenue
Wilson
Mr. Nagler
Frank
Capitalist Visit Highlights Yakima Valley Prospects
Look Over County H G Heckman and J D Smith, friends of Harry McSpadden from Clark, spent Tuesday and Wednesday touring the valley to view homes. They praised the country, noting five weeks in the west found no place as promising for investors as the Yakima valley and left a list of progressive settlers asking for literature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. G. Heckman
J. D. Smith
Harry McSpadden
Clark
Yakima Valley
Nutri M Tea Sold at C. C. Case's Drug Store
Nutri M is advertised as a stomach and stomach fatigue remedy with blood-boosting benefits. Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea is promoted as the source, offered as tea or tablets for 35 cents at C. C. Case's Drug Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollister
C. C. Case
Edwards captures Berry after Gha
After three days on the run from deputies across several counties, Richard Berry fled with Peter Leslie and was captured near Gordan dale by Deputy Sheriff F B Simpson. Sheriff Edwards fired at Berry at Toppenish Thursday night as Berry tried to board a freight train.
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Edwards
Richard Berry
Peter Leslie
F. B. Simpson
Goldendale
Toppenish
Berry
Leslie
Lew Parton
Jim Lindsey
Jim Hunter
Ed Tittle
White Bluffs
Glendale
Joe Liggett
Charles Bruehn
McNeil
Benton County
Mabton
Wapato
Jones Receives Statewide Support for Candidacy
Congressman Wesley L. Jones reports strong daily letters of support from every county in the state. He cites endorsements like the Bolo club of Spokane and says the volume of messages proves his election is assured even if he loses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley L. Jones
United States
Bolo Club
Spokane
Spokane County Volunteers Rouse Support for Philippine Insurrection
In Spokane County about four hundred young men form a spirited organization ready to support the cause in the Spanish American and Philippine insurrections. They are described as energetic and enthusiastic, with a strong, active organization set to mobilize and work effectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spokane County
Jones Popular Everywhere
W. E. Miller of H. M. Richmond Paper Company reports Jones popularity rising with large coastal approval and calls the trend widespread across the region. Miller notes Jones is popular everywhere and was in North Yakima yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jones
W. E. Miller
H. M. Richmond Paper Company
Seattle
North Yakima
Mr. Miller
Cream Seperation Plants Closed by State Inspector
Deputy State Inspector Will H Adams of Spokane closed two cream separation sites in Moxee on Saturday after inspecting 32 places from 5 AM to 5 PM. Nine gallons of cream were destroyed. Owners promised compliance after being warned of penalties.
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Moxee
Will H. Adams
Spokane
J. Davies
Adams
The Automatic Noiseless Gate At Yakima Avenue
Citizens praise a new automatic crossing gate on Yakima avenue installed by the railroad company. The device is praised for never hindering traffic, never needing oiling, and avoiding derailments or horse injuries, though debates continue over color and paint to protect it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northern Pacific
Yakima Avenue
Co. E Team Captures Governor's Trophy in State Rifle Meet
The Co. E rifle team won the governor's trophy at Camp Hamilton in the statewide shoot open to six men per company and regimental officers. Co. E dominated the competition with a strong score and medals awarded to every member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Co. E
Camp Hamilton
Shoot and Camp Report From Camp Hamilton Washington
A letter from Harry Humphrey details the Seattle Tacoma journey to Camp Hamilton for the state rifle range shoot. The narrative covers travel hardships, camp setup, daily events from 200 slow to 1000 yards, team members, scores, and that the governor’s trophy is claimed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Yakima
Seattle
Means Field & Staff
Humphrey
Thornton
Curry
Berg
Harry Humphrey
Camp Hamilton
Washington State
Lew Bolles
Tacoma
Murry
Rapid
Capt
Co. H
Berger
Potter
Bruno
Eurnhardt
Ralston
Hatt
Pierce
O. D
Hattin
Yours Truly
Berk
Huxtable
Iverson
Richardson
Johnson
Colburn
Lewellan
Stringer
Moss
Darlington
Ainslee
Man Charged With Wife Shooting Bound Over for Trial
Henry Harrison was bound over to the superior court on a 5000 dollar bond after arraignment before Justice J A Taggard for the Bartholeto hotel shooting of his wife. Attorney Henry J Snively represented the defendant and he was remanded to jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Harrison
Bartholeto Hotel
Justice of the Peace
J. A. Taggard
Boundavy
Henry J. Snively
May Locate Stone Factory Here In North Yakima
Lushton Nebraska hydraulic stone works operated by C O Babcock and O O Thoms may locate in North Yakima. They seek a good site and deem North Yakima a favorable location. The plant would produce building blocks curbing sidewalks brick and cement wholesale and retail.
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Lushton
Nebraska
Hydraulic Stone Works
C. O. Babcock
O. O. Thoms
North Yakima
Stone Works
Bucklen's Arnica Salve Heals Chronic Piles and Sores
A. M. Bruce of Farmville Virginia credits Bucklen's Arnica Salve with curing long lasting chronic piles and malignant sores after twenty years of struggle. The ad promotes it as best for ulcers cuts burns and wounds at 25 cents from C Case's drugstore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bucklen
A. M. Bruce
Farm
Ville
C . Case
Custody Battle Over Arlene Ragan in Moscow
Judge Edgar C. Steele orders temporary habeas corpus writ and custody of 6-year-old Arlene Ragan, placed with Deputy Sheriff Liuwallen. Three women contend for guardianship amid claims against Grace Fleming handling a Moscow establishment known as 222. The mother appeals after the child was taken following her husband’s death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar C. Steele
Moscow
Idaho
Cornelia Ragan
North Yakima
Arlene
Lieuwallen
Steel
Solomon
Grace Fleming
Eastern Star Members Honor Bow man Couple
About fifty members of the Eastern Star surprised Mr and Mrs A A Bowman at 704 North Fourth Street Friday evening. They arrived bearing refreshments and ice cream. A clock was presented to Mr Bowman by the order with Mrs George French, worthy matron, delivering the presentation and the couple offering thanks.
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The
Eastern Star
A. A. Bowman
North Fourth Street
Star
Bowman
George French
Entertain Visitors At Nob Hill Residence
Mrs. S. W. C. Hand and Mrs. J. B. Jemison hosted a Thursday evening reception at 309 Lincoln Avenue in honor of Ada Stark of Fargo North Carolina and Mary Hudson of Vancouver British Columbia. About twenty guests attended with games music and light refreshments.
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S. W. C. Hand
Nob Hill
J. B. Jemison
Lincoln Avenue
Ada Stark
Fargo
N. C
Mary Hudson
Vancouver
B. C
A. Lee
T. Johnson
Nels Johnson
I. O. Russell
G. Alexander
Hand
Sammy Russell
Orpha Russell
Earl Hecox
Milo Russell
Edna Masterman
Lista Webster
Amanda Wirt
Clifton Webster
Ted Webster
Clarence Wirt
To Build New School Bonds Advertised by District
The joint Benton and Yakima counties district No. 1 advertises in the Bulletin the sale of 5400 dollars in bonds for a new school building. Prosser Bulletin reports the action this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benton
Yakima Counties
Prosser Bulletin
Inland Real Estate sues Tim Kelly and J Campbell partners
The Inland Real Estate company files suit in superior court against Tim Kelly and J Campbell as partners in the North Yakima Nursery for 187 dollars alleged balance of 1081.95 for services rendered between January 1 and July 15. A writ of garnishment will be issued.
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The
Inland Real Estate Company
Superior Court
Tim Kelly
J. C. Campbell
North Yakima Nursery Company
The First Requisite of Beauty and Orino Laxative
The first requisite of beauty is a clear complexion. Orino Laxative Fruit Syrup clears a sallow blotched complexion by stimulating the liver and bowels and brightens the eyes. It does not nauseate or gripe and is pleasant to take. Refuse substitutes. Sloan's Drug Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orino
Sloan's Drug Store
Typhoid Fever Drops in County Amid Sanitation Push
With only four typhoid cases in the county the health status of the valley improves markedly. Last year around twenty cases challenged efforts to combat the disease. County health officer Philip Frank praises sanitary conditions and planned sewage upgrades as key to maintaining excellent public health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neigh
Borhood
Philip Frank
Mystery in the Karl Hau Murder Case in KarlsHau
In KarlsHau July 20 sensational developments unfold in the Karl Hau murder case of Frau Moliter. Defense challenges the state attorney amid court battles and Lencke testimony issues. Hau admits planning to reach Olga Moliter but aborts the attempt. focus shifts to Welland as a possible suspect while public sympathy shifts toward Hau.
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Lenck
Voegele
Lencke
Hau
Dietz
Hall
Continent
Olga Moliter
Frau Moliter
Olga
Welland
Molitor
Murber
Bleicher
Plans to Organize Yakima City Fire Company
In Yakima City plans are on foot to organize a fire company. W. L. Gwin the city marshal arranges the fire brigade in a short time. A new fire wagon will be stationed in different quarters soon and can throw a strong water stream to a considerable height ensuring protection for Yakima.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yakima City
W. L. Gwin
Yakima
Ankeny Will Be Candidate Again
A special from Walla Walla reports Senator Ankeny announcing reelection bid. His name is to be submitted to Oregon Republicans under the direct primary in November 1908. Some suggest he could run before the primary or before the legislature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ankeny
Portland
Oregonian
Walla Walla
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Yakima Herald
Herald Publishing Company
GEO, N. TU
Matter
Esley
County
Co. Levens
Harrison
Ragan
Gut
Bowmans
Honeymoon
County I
Soarc
Karl Hau
Karlshaue
Sensa
Mur
Herr
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