North Yakima Council Reconsiders Saloon License and New Ordinance
The North Yakima City Council debated granting Frank D. Cook a saloon license for a Second Street stand, while considering a broad revised ordinance codifying old laws, closing saloons at midnight, and Sunday closures. A W C T U delegation pressed for Sunday closings. Sinclair resigned over Cook's license but the council did not accept.
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Frank D. Cook
Hugh K. Sinclair
Mr. Cook
Second Street
Reed
Mr. Sinclair
Jack Shaw
Cook
North Yakima
Sinclair
Wyman
Moran
Municipal Affairs
Snyder
W.C.T. U
J. H. Wood
Yakima
T. Malette
Front Street
Marshal
Frank Cook
Cadet's Picnic Operetta At Larson's Theater Next Week
The Cadet's Picnic, an operetta, will be staged at Larson's theater next Wednesday evening during commencement week to raise funds for the library. The show features a jittery cast of boys and girls with music, jokes, new songs, and a grand cadet drill by high school youths.
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Larson’s
Susie Erwin Rat Owert
Burton Lum
Dave Jungst
Matthew Sandmeyer
Archie Norton
George Donald Gertie
Mary Remey Basie
Cauree Hte
Edith Cole
Nita Foster
Dora Bradford
Clara Graham
Mabel Slaser
Mary Erwin
Alice Heckman
House and Jet with seven rooms on North Second Street
Seven room house and bath advertised on North Second Street near McConnell's Furniture at 23 South Second. The notice also promotes mower sale with a guarantee that Osborne mowers are the best or $10 donated to the Soldiers' Monument fund if proven otherwise. Coffin Bros.
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North Second Street
McConnell’s
South Second Street
Osborne
Soldiers’ Monument Fund
Coffin Bros
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