Lancaster's Work At Northwest Colleges And Field Projects
John P. Hartman lauds Mr. Lancaster planned work across University of Washington Pullman Washington State College and field studies in Washington Oregon Idaho with Mr Hill. The move aims to develop highways and student involvement. Hartman calls it among state’s most important projects. The text also includes a commentary on respiration and warnings about indoor air.
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Lancaster
Northwest
University of Washington
Board of Regents
Washington State College
Pullman
Hill
Washington
Oregon
Idaho
North Yakima
John P. Hartman
Board of Regents of
The
State University
Government Department
Pleasant Surprise Honors Mr and Mrs Donovan at Crawford Home
Neighbors hosted a pleasant surprise party at 412 North Third Street for Mr and Mrs Donovan. Attendees included Mr and Mrs John Miller Mr and Mrs Phil Ditter Mr and Mrs Chas Donovan Mr and Mrs Winchester Mr and Mrs Pat Jordan and Dr and Mrs Fletcher. The evening featured guessing games fortune telling and music followed by sandwiches pickles ice cream cake and punch.
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Condon
Crawford
North Third Street
John Miller
Phil Ditter
Chas. Donovan
Winchester
Pat Jordan
Fletcher
Coffin Brothers Sell 8900 Acres to Norman Brothers
Coffin Brothers sold 8900 acres on the Columbia river to Norman Brothers of Spokane, hotel proprietors who will manage Yakima Hotel. The land comprises grazing, farming, and timber zones with expected profit around 100000. Norman Brothers may take over Coffin Brothers sheep stock while disposal plans are arranged.
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Coffin Brothers
Columbia River
Norman Brothers
Spokane
Yakima
Coffin & Company
Praise for Miss Lombard From New Federation President
Mrs. H. W. Allen of Spokane, new president of the Washington State Federation of Women's Clubs, declines to outline plans. She says the federation will continue the successful work accomplished under Miss Lombard with member cooperation.
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Washington State
Extra Five cigar ad and unclaimed Yakima letters
Smoke Nagier’s Extra Five cigar advertised as union made. Unclaimed letters at Yakima City post office dated June 1 1907 include Blair Geo Braine Mrs E A Bailey Frank Devoe Grant Will Harrop Arthur Highgate Mrs Isabel Loose W M Look W H Long Robin Long Charlie Pence Mrs Glenna Preston Miss Eva Robbins W S Thompson Dr J One cent due on each letter. E H Taylor P M.
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Yakima City
Blair
Geo. Braine
E. A. Bailey
Frank Devoe
Mr. Grant
Will Harrop
Arthur Highgate
Isabel Loose
W. M. Look
W. H. Long
Robin Long
Charlie Pence
Glenna Preston
Eva Robbins
W. S. Thompson
E. H. Taylor
P. M
Senators by Direct Primary Eighteen States Adopted Method
Eighteen states have direct primaries for U S Senators with more added this spring including Iowa and Washington. A map shows a long continuous partisan belt from the Atlantic to the Rio Grande via the Mississippi Valley and Lake Superior, with further growth expected in the Northeast and West.
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United States
Iowa
Washington
Pennsylvania
Oklahoma
Atlantic
Rio Grande
Mississippi Valley
Lake Superior
Wisconsin
Illinois
Missouri
Arkansas
Texas
Kentucky
Tennessee
Mississippi
Alabama
Georgia
Florida
South Carolina
Virginia
Louisiana
North Carolina
North Dakota
Oregon
Chicago Record Herald
New Teachers Certificates Issued in Yakima County
Yakima County receives a large batch of teaching certificates from the Office of the State Superintendent issued Friday. The list includes Adeline Alexander Alfred A Barker Frank C Barker Lulu Callaway Mrs Lulu Childress Jessie M Cobb T A Daugherty Mabel Dunham Myrtle Dyer and multiple other educators.
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Yakima County
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Adeline Alexander
Alfred A. Barker
Frank C. Barker
Lulu Callaway
Lulu Childress
Jessie M. Cobb
T. A. Daugherty
Mabel Dunham
Myrtle Dyer
Mary E. Erwin
E. B. Evans
Inez C. Flynn
Florence Williams
Maud Bowman
Vis Jeffery
Estelle Carson
B. Herzog
Lyman Edwards
Lizzie Forker
Agnes M. Hinman
Lydia Golinger
Hats Slashed in Prices Ahead of July 1 Clearance
Local sale-off slashes hat prices with $15 hats at $S, $10 hats at $6, and $5.75 hats at $8. Mrs. G. W. Cary announces the clearance on Second Street as the entire lot is expected to be sold by July 1.
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Second St
G. W. Cary
Mrs. Cary’s
New Sidewalk Planned From Northern Pacific Tracks to Seventh Avenue
A proposed sixteen foot cement sidewalk along Yakima Avenue from the Northern Pacific tracks to Seventh Avenue is to be discussed at an upcoming council meeting. If approved, the cement sidewalk will replace the current walks and is favored by most residents on the street.
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Northern Pacific
Seventh Avenue
Yakima Avenue
Walker divorce granted in superior court by Judge Rigg
Sarah May Walker was granted a divorce from John Alexander Walker after the proof of drunkenness and cruelty. The defense claimed she encouraged alcohol use and brandished a butcher knife at him. A settlement of community property will be made. the Walkers own the Walker hotel. Hammocks, Cots, Camp Stools offered at low prices. Coffin Bros. tf
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Sarah May Walker
John Alexander Walker
Rigg
Walkers
Walker Hotel
Coffin Bros. Tf
Drilling to Start Soon on Tieton Canal Tunnel
The reclamation service will begin drilling the Tieton canal tunnel once the turbine wheel is set and the power canal finished. Electric motors and machinery are en route from Perth Amboy N Y, shipped May 25, arriving in two weeks, with 450 workers digging open canal sections and Theodore Weisberger completing cement forms ready for setting.
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Tieton Canal
Perth Amboy
N. Y
Theodore Weisberger
Primary Sunday School Union Meeting Notice
The Primary Sunday School Union met in the Presbyterian church Saturday at 3 o'clock. Miss Hill led the opening exercises and Miss Remy taught the lesson. All interested persons are invited. The next meeting will be Saturday, June 8, from 4 to 5 o'clock at the same church.
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Presbyterian Church
Miss Hill
Yakima Hardware Backing State Fair Exhibit Fund
Yakima Hardware co places 25 dollars at head of subscription list for purse BE Remy handles subscriptions to support a state fair exhibit for counties outside Yakima county. It is predicted the total will grow to a substantial amount.
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Yakima Hardware Company
BE. Remy
Yakima County
E. Remy
Restrictions on Ippperg Shippers After June 12
Shippers must state destination when requesting cars after June 12. In state shipments, railroads provide equipment promptly and move cars at no less than 50 miles daily after loading. Interstate shipments face delays as lines contest applicability. penalties may be high, and disputes over changing destinations are expected to court.
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Hill and Harriman Lines
Normal School Notes Ellensburg Commencement Week
Normal School notes from Ellensburg Washington recount a March 29 reception for faculty trustees and senior class hosted by President and Mrs W E Wilson, the fourth event in the commencement sequence, with later baccalaureate and graduation activities led by Dean Henry Lawrence Southwick and Albert Mead. The graduating list includes Joanna Bishop and others. Also noted are fashion discounts at Mrs Cary's and Coffin Bros price cuts.
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Ellensburg
Wash
Herald
W. E. Wilson
B Street
Haris, Thomas and
Hoffman
Sadie McKinstry
Alice Heny
Lucile Wilson
Crescent and Eclectic Literary Societies
Henry Lawrence Southwick
Albert E. Mead
Joanna Bishop
Gertrude Cunningham
Elizabeth Drummond
Orville Goss
Charles Guibor
Bertha Ketner
Katherine Langridge
Maude Liddell
Norma Macdonald
Sarah MacDonald
Myrtle Peck
Ella Pike
Jane Reid
Edith Rhoads
Loretta Salladay
Margaret Slater
Adelia Hompkins
Mary Williams
Reciprocal demurrage law impacts Washington shippers
The piece explains that full local tariff charges apply for the first movement and that all required records will be kept under railroad commission rules. It notes potential benefits for wheat flour merchants and local jobbers while signaling adverse effects for timber and shingle shippers if interstate traffic is restricted. Authorities may test the law's reach on interstate business.
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Legislative and Railroad Commission
Washington
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Royal
Lambson
W. Lambson
3Rd Ave
Holstein’s
North
Mrs. Condon
Miss Lombard
Union Made
Coffin Bros
Denver
S. S. Union
Levi Strauss & CO
Paris
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