Notices Order Fixing Time of Hearing Final Account
In Yakima county Washington the Superior Court fixes the time for hearing the final account petition for distribution of property and discharge of the administrator with will annexed in the estate of Charles W Nash and Melissa Nash. The hearing is set for August 11 1911 at 11 o clock a m at the North Yakima court house. The order requires publication in the Yakima Herald and posting in three public places for four weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Washington
Yakima County
Charles W. Nash
Melissa Nash
Fred Parker
Court House
North
Yakima
Washington
Yakima Herald
Takima
J. A. W. Barr
Washingon
Petijon
North Yakima
Public Land Notice Filed by David C. Mook North Yakima
Notice from the Department of the Interior land office in North Yakima Washington dated July 8 1911 states David C Mook of North Yakima has filed notice of intention to extend a homestead entry made February 20 1809 under Serial No 04579 for an area in section 34 township 13 north range 2 east Willamette meridian.
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Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Office
North Yakima
Washington
Frank C. Bolin
Township
Range
E. W. Meridian
United States Land Office
Frank J L. Kelley
George Garden
Gilbert Weisley
Edward L. Walter
Harry Y. Saint
Usds Land Office
North Yakima Washington
David C. Mook
Township 13
Willamette Meridian
Let's Go Home and Rest After the Long Day
A nostalgic poem from the Baltimore Sun urging returning home after travel and revelry, praising home lights and quiet. It includes lines about weary mothers and tired travelers seeking rest and love. The piece is followed by an advertisement praising BALLARD'S SNOW LINIMENT for back pain with pricing and local availability.
Vacation cash saving tips from a Washington Herald quip
A concise quip from the Washington Herald observes that by stopping small leaks and enjoying few pleasures one can save enough in fifty weeks to last two, illustrating frugal humor and fiscal restraint in a newspaper voice.
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Washington Herald
British Ambassador Bryce Address Draws National Demand
A surge of requests nationwide requests copies of James Bryce's pamphlet on The Government of British Cities distributed by the City Club. Bryce argues American cities lean toward business administration and commission forms, while warning about corporate influence in politics. He notes U S city growth contrasts with English slower growth and discusses immigration, tradition, and governance.
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New York
James Bryce
Washington
City Club
Union
Summer Diarrhoea Remedy Ad Offers Chamberlains Product
An old advertisement urges use of Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy and reactor oil for children's summer diarrhoea, promising a speedy cure and suggesting sale by all dealers.
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Chamberlain
All Dealera
Elopes Second Time Sanctioned in Hillsboro
A warrant was issued for James H. Wilson on assault charges but he is sought for kidnapping his bride Vida Lewis aged 17. The couple, who wed in May, eloped again after the girl’s parents halted their first plans, and were later found together after an all day search.
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T. W. Kirkbird
Alfred George Curphey
Nora Mellen
Andrew W. Mellen
Pittsburg
United States
Nora McMullen
England
Mellen
Kitsburg
Mars
Garibaldi
South America
Panama
Honduras
el Paso
Tex
Mexico
Texas
Hillsboro
James Hi. Wilson
Wilson
Vida Lewis
Epari
Sawyer's Pears First Sale Of Fruit At Yakima Ranch
The Bartlett pear crop from the Woop Sawyer ranch in Parker County became the first Yakima valley fruit sale reported. Distributed through Washington Fruit Distributing Co with president Butler of Grindview, price not public but expected to set a high annual benchmark.
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Sawyer’s Pears
Sawyer Ranch
Parker
Washington Frrutt Distributing Company
Wow ‘Butler
Grindvioew
Sawyers
Lincoln girl crediting Chamberlain's tablets for recovery
A Lincoln Nebraska girl writes that chronic constipation and stomach trouble left her ailing for some time. After three days on Chamberlain's Stomach with Liver Tablets she rose and began to recover, praising the medicine in a testimonial to readers. Mov sale by all dealers.
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Lincoln, Neb
Chamberlain
Lincoln
Thieves Raid Heart of Tenderloin Window Smashes and Robbery
A botched burglary in the tenderloin district led to a smashed window on Sixth Avenue and a theft of about $5,000. Police say a large crowd witnessed the incident as the assailants fled. no arrests reported.
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Biel
Ariel
Chimberlain's Colle Uholera and Diarrhoea Beneds
An implausible ad touts Chimberlain's Colle Uholera and Diarrhoea Beneds as a remedy for sudden illness and diarrhoea during busy nights. The text lists a dose on first symptoms but appears garbled and nonspecific.
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Chimberlain
Heat Affects City as Heat Wave Grips Chicago
Citizens endure extreme heat, measuring by thermometer, predicting weather daily. Advice urges cooling with water and lemonade while noting health risks and urging rest. Notices warn readers to seek relief and treat sprains with Chamberlain's Liniment.
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Chicago Health Bureau
Wanted Copies of Historic Herald Dates
Local demand seeks copies of the Weekly Herald from June 15 July 13 November US and December 7 1410. Parties possessing any of these dates urged to contact the auction office for sale. Robert Ambold & FF advertise power boosters gas engines in good order at low prices.
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Weekly Herald
Herald
Vhce Tix
Wleven Lao
Gine
Robert Ambold
Deai Gugs
Red Raspberry Crop Halved by frost in local report
Weather damage cuts raspberry yields with some growers harvesting less than a third of expected crops. White Bros crates fetched up to 1.78 dollars and packing houses report prices around 1.70 to 2 dollars per crate as frost harms the fields. Blackberries and divergreens also show damage with uncertain final impact.
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White Bros
Cruminte Dutkoeta
Journey Advice Amid Travel Risks and Health Warnings
A fragmented travel advisory warns travelers to prepare for cholera and diarrhea risks aboard journeys. It notes essential items may be unavailable on cars or steamships and advises securing health supplies before departure.
Noted St. Louis Attorney Dies After Revolver Incident
SY JOC reports the prominent St. Louis lawyer, identified as Iisse or Iisse Register, shot himself with a revolver in a hotel room after registering on Friday. The body was found this afternoon. Officials cite a nervous breakdown as the suspected cause.
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Hitler
Forgier
WR. Iisse
St. Louis
Beily Wie
Keep cool and rely on Moley Kidney Pills
An advertisement urges staying calm amid disturbances and promotes Moley Kidney Pills for kidney and bladder ailments. It touts antiseptic and solvent properties and lists sale locations with dates from 1910 issues, urging readers to contact the office for old paper references.
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North Yakim
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