Romance in Cold Storage and Scholarship Plan Highlight News
Romance in Cold Storage presents a sentimental tale of a girl Mary Jones and a long awaited lover found at last in an elderly man. The Seattle Post-Intelligencer reports a new scholarship contest offering 100 to 300 dollars for top voters and subscribers, with cash prizes for students and wide publicity for Northwest education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Jones
P.I
Seattle Post-Intelligencer
Pacific Northwest
Washington
The
Post-Intelligencer
Industrial appeal of a North Yakima Y M C A movement
A local business leader in North Yakima predicts the city’s Y M C A branch will become the most popular enterprise. He argues the organization’s broad religious inclusivity and businesslike, specialized focus on helping young men will attract widespread community support and benefit families and local employers alike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Herald
Young Men’s Christian Association
Yakima
Young Men's Christian Association
Local Laundry Ad Promises Bright Shirts at Low Rates
An advertiser touts a town laundry offering thorough shirt washing with modern equipment. They claim to extend linen life, handle colored shirts and shirt waists, and finish items neatly with bright results and low family wash rates.
Local Businessman Faces Social Shadows at the YMCA
The passage suggests a businessman privately questions public moralizing, fearing his employer would disapprove if gambling drinking or cigarette use became known at the Young Men's Christian Association. The text notes the average businessman views certain behaviors as problematic while maintaining public appearances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ligion
Young Men's Christian Association
Government Project Should Prevail, Irrigation Debate
The Yakima river water supply is insufficient for 55 000 acres proposed for state award under the Carey act and storage is needed. Government action would store water and supply lands between the lakes and the Columbia river, opposing Sunnyside scheme.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yakima
Washington Irrigation Company
Kittitas-Yakima
Columbia River
Sunnyside
Ellensburg
Are Watching Us Grow in North Yakima
North Yakima’s population reaches 6976 per latest census with about 10000 people living within a mile of the city center. The rapid growth marks a shift from desert sage brush and coyote habitats to a thriving community area as described by West Coast Trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yakima
Oiled Streets Debut Praised in Wasco
Wasco residents report oiled streets perform well with less dust and wear. The letter notes that ongoing water and sewer work may delay another coat, while last year’s oiling reduced street cutting in fall and winter. The piece also dismisses rumors of damage to car roofs as false.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasco
Dying of Consumption Compared to Famine Torment
A testimonial compares dying from consumption to famine, citing a Cearfoss Maryland resident who credits Dr King s New Discovery with quick relief and a cure after other medicines failed. The ad claims relief for coughs colds sore throat bronchitis and pneumonia prevention, with bottles priced 50c and 1.00 at C C Case s drug store and a free trial bottle offered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Myers
Cearfoss
C. C. Case
Berry Crates and Fruit Boxes for Growers Ad
Attention Fruit Growers see our full line of Berry Crates and Fruit Boxes offered at fair prices. Also green parts meet state testing requirements. J M Brown secretary Horticultural Union 2011. Dr Fannie Waite Eyesight Specialist opens permanent offices invites all with eye troubles to call especially those who had trouble in getting glasses previously. Yakima Hardware Company carries lawn hose and sprinklers. Free talking machine with every 15 dollars cash purchase at Rinehart's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Brown
Horticultural Union
Fannie Waite
Miller Block
Fine polo style turbans at Ladies Hat Store
A stylish new line of polo turbans for ladies debuts at Mur chie and Patton Union block. The popular hat shop showcases the latest headwear and attracts fashionable customers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murchie & Patton
Union Block
City water works push shows in North Yakima concerns
Broader calls for government ownership surface as Granger and Benson press Sunnyside canal and water works takeovers. Citizens argue city control would cut rents and improve services while workers push for socialism, citing economic security as motive.
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Bro
Boomer
Granger
Benson
Sunnyside Canal
North Yakima
Prosser
Central Washington baseball league officers and team managers
The league lists officers I B Turnell president Dr Angus secretary and A F Schultz treasurer. Directors include Turnell Schultz Angus and Burcham with team managers Turner Rees Hart Kennedy. Umpires are Marble Merwin Merryman and Bensen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. B. League
Central Washington Baseball League
I. B. Turnell
North Yakima
Dr. Angus
Prosser
A. F. Schultz
Ellensburg
D. B. Burcham
Cle
Elum
I. B. Turn
Prosser aims to rebound after Yakima win sequence
The Prosser bulletin notes Prosser has beaten Yakima once and plans to win nine more games to break even. It praises local determination and mentions new Yakima Hardware Company runabouts and wagons drawing attention in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pasco
Prosser
Yakima
Yakima Hardware Company
Notice to creditors for Araminta Burk estate
Creditors of Araminta Burk deceased must present claims with vouchers to Executor George N. Tursley at the office of Logan H. Roberts Yakima National Bank building North Yakima Washington within one year from May 17 1905 or be barred. Attorney Wan H. Roberts appears for the executor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Araminta Burk
Logan
H. Roberts
Rooma
Yakim National Bank
North Yakima
Yakima County
Washington
George N. Tursley
Wan H. Roecuthe Roberts
Notice of Hearing on Estate Final Account in Yakima
The order fixes the time and place for the hearing of the final account, petition for distribution and discharge of the administratrix. The hearing is set for Wednesday July 12 1905 at 2 PM in Yakima County Washington with notice published in the Yakima Herald and posted in public places.
Notice to Creditors for James Immeker Estate
The Superior Court of Washington Yakima County appoints Gerritje Immeker as administratrix of James Immeker deceased. Creditors must present claims with vouchers within one year from June 7, 1905, at Lee C. Delle law office North Yakima, or be barred. Immediate payments requested to avoid costs.
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Superior Court
State of Washington
County of
Yakima
James Immeker
Law
Wee C. Delle
First National Bank
North Yakima
County of Yakima
A. D
Gerritje Immeker
Lee C. Delle
Order to Show Cause Why Sale of Real Estate Should Not Be Made
Court in Yakima County Washington orders hearing on June 17 1905 to determine if administrator Henry B Scudder may privately sell parts of the Rebecca D Hoyt estate in North Yakima for paying debts. Notice to interested parties published in Yakima Herald.
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State of Washington
Yakima County
Rebecca D. Hoyt
Henry B. Scudder
KE. W. M
RE. W. M
North Yakima
Yakima Herald
Northakima
Washington
Public Summons in Yakima Divorce Case
Ida M McCold sues Thomas V McCold in Yakima County Washington seeking divorce on abandonment and neglect grounds and to restore maiden name. Defendant must answer within six days after May 17 1905 or judgment by default will be entered. Notice served from North Yakima Washington through attorney Logan H Roberts Office Yakima National Bank Building.
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State of Washington
Yakima
Ida M. McCold
Thomas V. McCold
A. D
Han
North Yakima
Yakima County
Washington
Notice and Summons in Tax Lien Case No 111 Prosser WA
J W Brown, plaintiff, files notice against unknown owners and all unknown claimants in Prosser Yakima County Washington. Delinquent tax certificates 4515 and 4616 from 1899–1903 for fractional lots 1 and 2, block 66, with 1904 taxes paid, totaling $2.26 and $2.58 respectively, plus 15 percent interest. Sixty days to answer from May 17 1905 or face judgment and first lien foreclosure. Attorney J W Brown Seattle. First publication May 17 1905.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Court
State of Washington
Yakima County
J. W. Brown
Washington
Prosser
Alaska Building
Seattle
Notice and summons of delinquent taxes on land in Yakima County
Defendant unknowns and O B Hollis are notified that J W Brown holds a delinquent tax certificate for 1896 1901 1902 1903 taxes on the southwest quarter of the northeast quarter of section 2 township 8 north range 29 east W M Inakima county Washington. Total 10 58 with interest 15 percent. They must appear within 60 days after May 17 1905 to defend or pay the amount or face foreclosure and first lien on the lands. First publication May 17 1905.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Washington
Yakima County
J. W. Brown
QO. B. Hollis
O. B. Hollis
Yakimah County
Washington
W. M. Inakima County
JI W. Brown
Ira M. Krutz
North Yakima
Hea Addgtan
Alwaken Hulton
Aska Ung
Seattle
Notice and Summons for Tax Lien on Yakima County Land
Plaintiff seeks to foreclose unpaid taxes on the north six acres of the east half of the southeast quarter in section fourteen township ten range twenty one east of the Willamette Meridian. Defendants and unknown owners must answer within 60 days after May 17 1905 or a judgment and lien will be entered.
Foreclosure Sale Ordered for Plaintiff Krutz Claim
A court orders sale of the described real property to satisfy the sums charged in the plaintiff Ira M Krutz's complaint. The action bars the defendants from any interest adverse to the claim and estops them from asserting rights. Publication of notice lists May 17 1905 for the listing in North Yakima and Seattle addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Brown
Plaintif
IRA _M. KRUTZ
North Yakima
Washington
Susie M. Brown v Charles W. Brown summons
The Superior Court of Washington Yakima County issues a summons to Charles W. Brown to appear within sixty days after April 12 1905 and answer the complaint seeking dissolution of marriage. The action requests custody of two minor children and alleges abandonment for over one year and failure to support. Dated North Yakima April 5 1905. Lee C. Delle attorney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Washington
Yakima
Susie M. Brown
Charles W. Brown
Towit
A. D
Speer
Plainein
North Yakima
Washington
Lee C. Delle
Weed Building
Yakima County
Notice of Settlement and Hearing in Smith Estate
Notice is given that A C Smith and E W Barton executors of Julia P Smith deceased have filed final account and petition for distribution. Hearing set for June 10, 1905 at 11:00 a m in the Superior Court North Yakima Washington for any interested party to file exceptions. J W Day Clerk. IL Yakima County Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Washington
Yakma
I. J. W. Day
Yakima County
J. W. Day
Wrenneston
D. W, Day
Court House
North Yakima
Washington
Cook
Ounty
A.C. Smith
E. W. Barton
Julia P. Smith
Superior Court
Notice of Yakima County Education Board Textbook Bids
Yakima County Board of Education will meet June 19 1905 at the court house North Yakima to consider proposals to furnish text books for grades one through twelve for five years starting July 1 1905. Publishers must include exchange introductory and retail prices and guarantee retail price for the contract period. The board may reject all offers.
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Text Book Commission
Yakima County
Washington
Lincoln
North Yakima
Yakima
Board of Education
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Yakima Herald Pubishing Co
North
Sheeb Bine
Newark Times
Rinehart’s
QEO
Transa
A. I. Flint
Yakima Furniture Company
Hotel
Farmers’ Institute
Luther Burbanks
F. Walden
Coun
Yakimaty
Eliza Cook
Gertrude Rhodes
Elisa Cook
State of
Logan H. Robert
Yakima National Bank
State of Ashington
Alaska
Walter Helsom
Charles MacGlothlin
John W. Brice
Edwin W. Craig
Julia
Henry V. Hi
United States Land Office
Wash
Henry
Souy
Johnn O'Neal
Peter McCallum
Thomas Konelly
Cowychee
Wesley Boyd
Hinman, Register
A. Dickey
J. A. Jacobson
Edith Lee Dent
Frank W. Dent
Ife
Call & Davis
Fruitvale
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