North Yakima Daily News Briefs Mixed Local Notices
Local residents and visitors are listed with travels, visits, and events from North Yakima. Highlights include Mrs. Moran’s travel to The Dalles and California to visit relatives, several visiting guests from Spokane Portland and New York, veterans in a parade, a Meade Post rider incident, a Norwegian born deceased, a two year old funeral, a Washington Stanford boat race trip, and federal building bids. R. W. Allen injured by runaway horses but unharmed. Civil service and Indian agency allotment plans described.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EF. B. Jones
Granger
FE. M. Weed
New York
Alex. Miller
Rossman
Portland
Floy Rossman
North Yakima
Fred Miller
Spokane
Banks
Fillensburg
H. H. Lombard
Ellensburg
Oddfellows Cantons
Patriarchs
Leckey Jewelry Company
Sam Hutchinson
Sunnyside
Elbert M. Hawkins
Meade
A. R
Allen
Thorwald Rudd
Flint-Shaw Company
Norway
Cascade Mill
Clare Mesebar
John Mesebar
Flint-Shaw
P. J. Buwalda and Sons
Seattle
Paul Buwalda
Washington
Madison
Wis
Poughkeepsie
Astern University
Yakima Indian Agency
Fort Simcoe
Federal Building
Sound Construction Company
Northern Construction Company
Wahpeton
N. D
Selah
Ft North Yakima
Selal
S Iwlizabett
Decenaserl
Murat
Tad Ng
el Chpel
Shaw & Sons
Columbia River
Hl Beach
Henry Taylor
Taurry
Yakima
Peter J. Lynch
Pelephone Company
Yuakima
Forsyth
Yuakim
Dewn E Mercer
John Cleman
Venus
M. E
Jubson
Community Notes From Naches Area Fuss and Ferry
Local residents travel between Naches North Yakima and Cowiche. Upper Naches school picnic at Oak Flat features games a lunch and social mingling. Naches game results Muggles vs Naches 6 to ?. Oscar Dillon injured. Orsen Lee pioneer dies at Naches City leaving a large family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamlin
Oregon
al. Hansen
North Yakima
Lafe Little
Little Son
Castle
Everett
Powell
Naches
Cowhehe
Clarence Little
Henry
Freda
Christina Langnes
Oak Flat
Muggles
Oscar Dillon
George McCoy
Myrtle Schaffer
Naches City
Jean Smith
Upper Naches
Lani
Sy Camp
Seattle
Wylie
Throngh Naches
Cowiche
Ibert Trottier
Emil Anderson
Bumping Lake
Ned Huanks
Camp
Orsen Lee
Northwest Light and Tower ready to power city plants
Electrician in charge, A Poreman, reports sub station equipment complete and installed at Lenton City. Plants to begin operation Sunday. Irrigation projects by Calhoun, Denny and Ewing receivers large land holdings with market activity and rising prices. Decoration Day observed as residents pay respects at the cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. al Poreman
Lenton
Northwest Light and Tower Company
the Light and Power Co
Calhoun
Denny & Ewing
Wennewick
Benton City
Mawird
Yakima
Doom McAlpi
Weoclon
Was & Seattle
Teoma
Sone Seattle
North Yakima
John J. Miller
Miller Reality Coy
Paeimee Erantind
Kelso
Souelioti
Kelsay
Seattle Boys Turn to Crime Then Seek Forgiveness
Two Seattle boys Clinton Weise 14 and Ward Gardner 11 admitted a brief crime spree from home robberies to theft in Tacoma and Seattle. They planned a larger career in crime before homesick and conscience led them to call their parents and Juvenile Officer Corbett for forgiveness. They returned home after a brief separation at Leschi park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Clinton Weise
Ward Gardner
West Seattle
Clinton
W. Morkan Street
Young Gardner
T. Paul
James Boys
Tacoma
Younge Gardner
Mome
Leschi Park
Pinchot Silent on Roosevelt Talks Aboard the Arabic
New York May 81 Former chief forester Gifford Pinchot talks about Roosevelt in Italy while avoiding political topics. He hints at Roosevelt’s plans and confirms inviting Roosevelt to address the conservation congress in St Paul. Pinchot plans a June 17 speech and discusses Kerby testimony and the Lawler memorandum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Roosevelt
Italy
Ditford Pinchot
Stormer
Pinchot
America
Thaly
Laws
Conservation Congress
St. Paul
Roosevelt-Placket Conservation Palley
United States
Froderick M. Kerby
Stenewrtipher
Interior Department
Lawler
Kerby
Oid
Hollister's Rocks Mountain Tea Promises Health Boost
Promoted as a potent strength maker and health restorer, Hollister's Rocks Mountain Tea is offered as tea or tablets. The ad appeals to widespread appeal with a small price point and a signature seller, H. Fry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollister
Rocks Mountain
Invention Aims Wireless Range on French Steamer
Washington May 1 reports indicate a trial of an invention aboard the French liner La Province. The device would allow a sea vessel equipped with wireless to determine position and direction of messages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Anxious LABORER Seeks Work as Employment Agency Debates
Charles Ef Redford of Bell Employment says many men seek any job and complains some ranchers hire quickly while indoor work is scarce. He notes ranches take workers daily and stresses there is ample immediate work for those truly seeking it. He urges job seekers to avoid wasted time and focus on opportunities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Ef. Redford
Bell Employment Eney
O'mre
Northwest News Roundup From Asotin to Tacoma
Asotin reports the recovery of Frank Russell from the Grand Ronde river after more than a month there. a Weiser Idaho hotel project named Hotel Washington is set for five stories and 100 rooms funded by locals. Everett settles laundry strike with 10 percent wage increases and possible price raises to offset costs. In Tacoma, four city commissioners reclaim salaries trimmed by Mayor Fawcett, aiming to restore about 1500 monthly, asserting department efficiency under their plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asotin
Frank Russell
Grand Ronde
Chester Shoemeker
Cts
Tres
Weiser
Idaho
Boise
Washington
Fverett
Strvke
Tacoma
A. V. Fawcett
Fawcett
Freeland
Rows
Lewson
Wood
Mator
Nist
United States Reclamation Service
Western States
Inland Empire
Northwest
Oregon
Montana
Atlantic Seaboard
Automatic scales seen to curb sugar import frauds
A New York report notes automatic scales being installed on East River piers amid trial cites against Secretary Heike of the American Sugar Refining Company for conspiring with employees to defraud the government by under weighing sugar imports. The dispatch links past fraud fears to scale use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Heike
American Sugar Refinings Company
Comrate
Loeb
Ballard's Snow Lotion Relief Ad
An old medical ad promises permanent itch relief using Ballard's Snow Lithiment applied gently to affected skin. It claims quick relief with a few applications and lists prices of 50 cents and 1.00 per bottle. Sold by D. D. Fry and C. W. Camp at 10 Yukon Ave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ballard
DD. H. Fry
Yukimnu Ave
W. Camp
Bible Study Club Lesson on Jesus Walks on the Sea
A June 1910 Bible study guide explores Matthew 14 22 36 focusing on why Jesus sent the crowd away solitude in prayer and the disciples voyage on the sea It asks whether faith or fear guides believers and discusses the implications of following Jesus in hazardous tasks with questions for members to answer in writing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesus
God
John Visa
Peter
Strayed Bay Mare From Squaw Valley Near April 28
Bay mare strayed from Squaw Valley around April 28 bearing a white left hind foot and a star on the forehead. Brand is a quarter circle with a wire cut on the left hind foot. Two yearling colts, unbranded, follow. one dark iron gray and one bay with white hind foot and star. Reward offered to finder, contact 2 Roberts, North Walkimen, Wash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Som Squaw Valley
Brand
Roberts
North Walkimen
Public Delights to Seek Poor Disgraced Explorer
New York May 81 poor Dr Cook hunted from harbor to harbor seeking asylum. Once a city idol he now retreats after his motor mishap. Reports say he slipped back into New York from Christina and the far north as the world questions his whereabouts and fate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Dr. Cook
Asyluma
Hiss
Christiana
Huggard
Ichazais
Pplauss
Hallers Rocky Mountain Tea Invites Summer Health
An advertisement promotes Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea promising relief from dizziness fatigue and stomach and liver troubles. It claims the product keeps you well all summer and invites readers to try it with a price of 35 cents for tea or tablets from D. H. Fry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollister
D. H. Fry
Collision of Street Cars in Oakland Kills Two Injured Dozens
A Miami? Oakland street car crash near the city center Injures about 35 and kills two. One car carried picnickers and brake failure caused it to derail and run for miles before stopping. Rescue teams moved victims to hospitals as families reacted to the disaster involving many women and children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakland
Cal
Mc Gee's Baby Elixir advertised as a remedy
An advertisement touts Mc Gee's Baby Elixir for sour stomach wind colic diarrhoea and summer complaints in infants. It claims the remedy contains no opium or morphine and is sold by D H Fry and C W Camp at specified addresses with prices two shillings sixpence per bottle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D H. Fry
Yahbima Ave
C. W. Camp
Dry farming gains in importance amid irrigation debates
Spokane filed remarks by J Insinger defending federal bonds for reclamation and arguing Western irrigation spurs fruit and vegetable production, not grain. He cites apple yields, market prices, and the shift from grain to irrigated crops, noting dry farming remains widespread and successful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spokane
Wash
New England
J. Insinger
North- Western and Pacific A Hypotheek Bank of
Sth
National Irrigation Congress
Northwest
Massachusetts
New York
Ohio
Missouri
United States
Inland Empire
Washington
Idaho
Oregon
Montana
Pacific Coast
Fonce
Great American Desert
Advertising persistance powers modern business growth
An essay argues that persistent adversiting wins and builds lasting consumer relationships. Mark Twain is cited as a advocate for advertising while anecdotes about spiders, subscribers, and daily newspapers illustrate advertising's wide reach and impact on sales.
Unsigned Patent Remedy Ad Promises Quick Health Boost
An obscure ad claims a herbal remedy improves digestion and energy with a first dose and several follow ups. It lists sellers D. W Fry at 16 Yak Ave and C. W. Camp as distributors in a small shop setting.
Millionaire Social Leader Prays in Prison
A wealthy socialite Mrs E T Lindt Depauyster Field, wife of a millionaire, seeks to aid prisoners by spiritual guidance. For about twenty years she has taught Sunday School in prison and now advances a plan to establish a mutual consolation scheme under a committee of the supreme court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elliott Woods
United States
Woods
Navy
New York
Depauyster Field
Dave
Wield
Arciety
Pune
Ruling on routing responsibility in intercity rail shipments
The interstate commerce commission ruled that a connecting line that receives a shipment without instructions may request routing guidance from the initial carrier, but if it assumes responsibility for routing, it must bear the liability for any increased charges from selecting the wrong route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Cream Vermifuge Ad Promises Rapid Worm Relief
Sells White's Cream Vermifuge to expel worms in children causing illness. Promises prompt relief and health return. Price two shillings per bottle. Sold by D. H. Fry at 10 Yakima Ave and Wamp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. H. Fry
Yakima Ave
W.amp
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Harry Moran
Seon
Toppenish
Dalles
A. W. Laningham
Zediker
Kiona
Col. Roosevelt
Northwest News
Platns
Tose Sider
Snakane
Bible Study Club
West
Fruit Land Best
By &. W. White
Thia
Weill
Virginia City
D. W W. Fry
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