Purify Yakima Sewage: State Board Set to Meet in Seattle
Sanitary engineer A M Roberts will study Yakima sewage conditions and report at an August 3 state board of health meeting in Seattle. The board plans possible discharge disinfection, likely a septic tank, and may hire Dr Kellogg as state bacteriologist for two years.
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Yakima
A. M. Roberts
State Board of Health
Seattle
Philip Frank
State Board
Engineer Roberts
Frank
Tetteau
Tettreau
Roberts
Dr. Kellogg
Heg and
Nelson
Taylor
Prosser
Lower Valley
Sunnyside
Elmer E. Hey
Wilson Johnson
Colfax
James R. Yocum
Tacoma
S. B. Nelson
State Veterinary
Pullman
P. Frank
North Yakima
W. J. Roberts
A. M
Sanitary Engi
New Church Organizes at Spruce Street Church
A congregational meeting for the First Church of the Evangelical Association at Spruce Street and Seventh Avenue was held Tuesday in the new church. The church, dedicated last May, elected trustees E. H. Hess L. H. Shrimpton and J. P. Berg and named G. Goodish class leader. A personal workers committee was appointed pending the pastor Rev. C. E. Heineck’s arrival from Superior Wisconsin.
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Evangelical Assmmation
Spruce Street
Seventh Avenue
South
C. E. Heineck
Superior
Wis
E. H. Hess
L. H. Shrimpton
J. P. Berg
G. Goodish
Memorable Day of Dr King’s New Life Pills Introduction
A nostalgic ad notes the day we learned about Dr King’s New Life Pills touted as painless purifiers that cure headache and biliousness and keep the bowels right. The line promotes C C Case’s Drug Store as the retailer for 25 cents.
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Dr. King
C. C. Case
New Express Tariff Cuts Local Rates Under ICC ruling
A fresh express tariff on the Northern Pacific line took effect Sunday with local rates down about 10 percent except to Portland and Spokane. Portland up from 2.50 to 3.25 per hundred pounds, Spokane to 2.75 from 2.50, and St. Paul trimmed from 9 to 8. Fruit rates unchanged.
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N. P
Portland
Spokane
St. Paul
Interstate Commerce Commission
Zillah Fruit Growers' Association Incorporation
Articles of incorporation filed for the Zillah Fruit Growers' Association of Zillah Yakima County with $1 000 capital. Applicants listed include H M Harlan H K Rowland L I Barbee H H Green and W J Hatch.
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Zillah
Abbey Jordan Guilty of Operating a Blind Pig
A six person justice court jury found Abbey Jordan guilty of operating a blind pig in Naches City and fined him 66.66 dollars. Witnesses testified to liquor purchases at Jordan's establishment and to liquor sales, with George S. Vance noting weekly beer shipments from Jordan. Deputy Prosecution Attorney H. Taylor testified to the raid and seizure amid absence of Deputy Sheriff Grant.
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Abbey Jordan
Naches City
Jordan
George S. Vance
North Yakima Valley Railway
R. A. Grant
H. Taylor
Grant
Taylor
U.S. Revenue
Douglas
Hatfield and Rogers Tie Notable City Nuptials
Floyd A. Hatfield and Miss Nell G Rogers wed Wednesday evening at the bride's parents home on South Eleventh Street. Rev. M. L. Rose officiated with the wedding march by Miss Bivins. A wedding supper followed. Miss Rogers is a longtime city schoolteacher, and Mr. Hatfield is a prominent young lawyer.
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Floyd A. Hatfield
Nell G Rogers
L. J. Rogers
South Eleventh Street
M. L. Rose
The
Christian Church
Hydraulic ram provides water for Yakima horses
A hydraulic ram installed at Will Larson's saloon pumps 14,000 gallons daily to fill a large horse trough. Larson funded the device, which serves farmers and boosts Yakima by supplying all horse water.
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Yakima City
Will Larson
Larson
Yakima
Nickel Plate mine adopts higher wage scale at Hedley City
Grand Forks July 18 Nickel Plate mine at Hedley City not a copper mine yet adopts the higher wage scale used by prominent copper mines along the boundary.
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Grand Forks
Hedley City
Ballard's Snow Liniment Promises Pain Relief
Advert says the liniment treats rheumatism stiff joints cuts sprains lumbago and all pains. Claiming testimonial proof, it urges trials with prices 25c 50c and 1.00. Sold by Colton Fry Drug Co.
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Ballard
Colton-Fry Drug Co
The Man Who Boards and The Man Who Keeps the House
The Yonkers State Aman quotes a cartoonish exchange asking if a man becomes what he eats. The other character retorts that a man who stays where he has to eat prunes becomes a lobster.
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Yonkers State
Aman
Yakimans at Steilacoom Report Cottage Camp Scene
Word arrives detailing Yakima visitors and residents at Steilacoom including William B. Dudley Frank Bartholet and families with cottages near the Waverly and bay. Other residents include Mrs H J Rand Miss Williams Dr Charles Edwards and families Mrs Perrinne Mrs James Wright and more at nearby cottages and the old pier.
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Yakima
Stelilacoom
William B. Dudley
Frank Bartholet
Waverly
H. J. Rand
Miss Williams
Bay
D. M. Rand
Wyandt
Charles Edwards
Miss Hinman
Perrinne
Sheeks Cottage
James Wright
Dan Reilly
Tom Fisher
Investor from New Orleans Eyes Tieton Lands
Milton W. Bell, United States sub treasurer in New Orleans, traveled over three thousand miles to inspect fruit lands near North Yakima. He plans to buy lands under the Tieton canal and may settle in the area after studying data from local banks, the Commercial Club, and real estate firms. A party of ten from North Dakota joined ranchers to tour local fruit country.
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North Yakima
Milton W. Bell
United States Sub-Treasury
New Orleans
Tieton Canal
Bell
Steinweg
First National Bank
Commercial Club
Daily Herald
North Dakota
Work Being Pushed On West Side Bank Building
Contractor R A Wise pushes ahead on the West Side bank building. With no unforeseen delays it will be ready for occupancy in about thirty days. The stone and brick structure is substantial and has a pleasing appearance. It will be known as the G C Mitchel building and will be a credit to the city.
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R. A.wise
Yakima Boys Strike Rich at Bullion Nevada
Louis and Joseph Hulse, North Yakima youths with local roots, report a striking find at Bullion and Bullion’s Tenabo and Lander camps. They opened a ten-foot ledge yielding values of 26 tin gold and two ounces in silver while Bullion mines ship ore and operators Lockhart & Burns build a road to Beowawe.
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Yakima
Louis
Joseph Hulse
Hulse
Ely
Nevada
Delmore
Mill Street
Hulse Brothers
Bullion
Tenabo
Lander
Louis Hulse
Lockhart & Burns
Beawawe
Southern Pacific
Browawe
Salt Lake
Fairbanks Praises Yakima Apples and Courtesy
Vice President Fairbanks expressed gratitude for Yakima apples sent by the Commercial Club publicity committee during a pass through North Yakima. Secretary Zuppann received a letter from Indiana statesman dated June 17, 1907, on official O R N R R stationery.
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Fairbanks
Yakima
Commercial Club
Zuppann
Indiana Statesman
North Yakima
Charles W. Fairbanks
O. R
Fruit Bottling for Eastbound Boosters Display
The publicity committee secured permission to use fifty bottles at the State university for bottling display fruit for the eastern Boosters excursion in October. Bing and late Duke cherries and a new Yakima fruit named Yakamine are bottled and shown at local firms. a reader suggests naming it Pecot. Moxee land sales loom large with high offers for several hundred acres under irrigation from artesian wells.
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The
State University
Bing
W. L. Wight
Qale
Yakima Hardware Company
Yakima Trust Company
Moxee
Moxee Valley
Ysakima-Moxee Valley Land Company
John
L. H. Linbarger
Moxea
Special delivery by regular postage becomes possible
Ten cents in ordinary stamps will secure special delivery of mail. Previously a special stamp was required, which was not always possible and caused inconvenience. The extra stamp was unnecessary except for legal requirement. Ordinary stamps cover the cost now and people needing quick service will pay.
Rosser Joins Bradshaw Hoffman Firm To Form New Partnership
Lesle S. Rosser becomes a member of Bradshaw Hoffman with the firm renamed Bradshaw Hoffman Rosser Company. An long time city resident, Rosser studied at an Indiana college and graduates in June. The firm will open a branch in Spokane.
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Lesle S. Rosser
Bradshaw & Hoffman
Bradshaw, Hoffman & Rosser Company
Rosser
City
College Inndiana
Wiosen
Spokane
Lincoln hailed for ultimate honor in United States
Bal lard's Horehound Syrup praised as a universal cure for coughs colds bronchitis influenza and pulmonary diseases. Endorsed for every mother to keep stock while Colton-Fry Drug Co sells the remedy.
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United States
Ballard
Colton-Fry Drug Co
July Leads All In Realty in North Yakima Booster Push
Real estate men report July unmatched in North Yakima for sales volume and money exchanged. Twenty five eastern investors targeted local markets, driven by commercial club publicity and wide distribution literature from Maine to California. Large tracts in the valley and Tieton lands show investments, with city property also rising. fall sales expected to pace unprecedented. Dr King’s New Life Pills advertised as a constipation cure at C C Case’s drug store.
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North
Yakima
the Commercial Club
Maine
California
Moxeet
Tieton Lands
City Property
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New Church
North Bank
Ore
Portland & Seattle
Kennewick
Vancouver
Wilamette
Columbia Rivers
Hatfield-Rogers
Steilagoom
Tieton
Herald
Morning Herald
Mr. Ingalls
Abraham Lincoln
Redfield
Bya
Yakima Avenue
Ralph K. Nichols
Attorney AT Law
Opera House
N. Second St
North Yakima, Wash
John H. Lynch
Mullins Buiding
Fred L. Janec
Naond
George Donald
L. L. Thorp
J. D. Cornett
Foreign and Eath Exchange
Lilly
Tilly
W.S. Earles
Yakima, Wa
Logan H. Roberts
Guy K. Brewster
Oberts & Brewster
Law
Yakima Bank
Mc4cLay & Maigs
Attorneys AT Law
Notaries Public
American Surety Co
Empire State Surety Co
Ol.Kesin
Ditter Block
Mullins
Wells & Nagler
Physicians and Surgeons
Sloan Block
Natches Ave. Res
Dr. Nagler
D. David Rosser
Jansck
Pension Boardé
Yakima Veterinary Hospital
South First Street
Duncan
H. EB. Scott
W. B Newcomb
Gece
M. W. A. Meeta
Lambson
W. Lambson
Hostein
W.D. Ingalls
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