Yakima Day Excursion Promotion to Portland Exposition
Promoter F L Greenough urged Yakima residents to join a June 27 round trip to the Portland Lewis and Clark Exposition. The plan includes a $7.50 fare, a seven day stay, and a program in the Washington building with the Administration band and speeches.
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F. L. Greenough
Portland
Yakima
North Coast Limited
Washington
Goode
Fechter
Multonomah
Folow
North Yakima i
Spokane
Ellensburg
Clellum
Roslyn
North Yakima
Greenough
American Inn
Hill Military Academy
St. Helen's Hall
Exposition
North Yakima considers electric street car franchise for Rose
An ordinance before the North Yakima city council proposes granting Jesse H. Rose a franchise to build equip and operate an electric street car line within the city and suburban extensions. The measure requires a bond and sets a six month start and a completion deadline of January 1 1907 subject to city attorney review.
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Jesse H. Rose
North Yakima
Rose
Moxee
Yakima
Natchez Avenue
New Life Pills Promise Quick Cure For Digestive Ailments
An early 20th century ad promotes Dr Kings New Life Pills as a sure cure for bowel and stomach issues including pain headaches and biliousness. The 25 cent remedy is advertised by C ze Cases drug store. Also a house and lot at 811 North Fourth Street for sale with easy terms and inquiries at 807 North Fourth Street.
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Dr. King
C. Ze
Fourth Street
North Fourth Street
Local Yakima Sav ings and Loan Association Formed
Yakima establishes the Yakima Building and Loan Association with capital of 2 million dollars in 20 000 shares. Founders include Donald Cornett Ditter Coffin Bell Schott Keck Weed Roberts. A seven member board will oversee operations and elect executives.
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North
Yakima
Neo. Donald
Yakima National Bank
J. D. Cornett
Phil A. Ditter
Ditter Bros
Arthur W. Coffin
Coffin Bros
W. A. Bell
Yakima Hardware Company
Henry H. Schott
E. O. Keck
A. B. Weed
Logan H. Roberts
Prohibitionists Work to Expand Influence in Yakima County
Prominent prohibitionists in Yakima County assert the movement is not dead and may elect a full ticket by 1908. W B Aiken of Spokane promotes a pledge promising to vote for the prohibition party after 2,500 signatures are gathered by June 15, 1908, aiming to map pro prohibition strength across counties.
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Prohibition Party
Yakima County
Washington
W. B. Aiken
Spokane
Graves Chapman Wedding at Mabton Home
Miss Velma E. Chapman wed Marcus A. Graves of Bluelight Washington in a noon ceremony May 31 at the bride’s home. Rev Harry B Hendley presided with about twenty relatives and friends. A wedding breakfast followed at the bride’s parents home and the couple planned to live at The Glade Mabton after July first.
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Graves-Chapman
William Beautrow
Velma E. Chapman
E. A. Chapman
Marcus A. Graves
Bluelight
Washington
Harry B. Hendley
Tacoma
Mrs. Graves
Glade
Mabton
Miscellaneous Local Advertisements and Services
A collection of 19th century classified ads: Berry Crates and bulk orders offered by J. M. Perry & Co with Paris green insecticide. Elite shop promotes dress suit cases. Fairbanks Morse engine for sale via Clark & Northey bicycle shop. Ivory wood fibre plaster and Scott's Lumber products including Rubberoid roofing. Yakima Bindery offers ruling and loose leaf devices. The Minors Central promotes extensive rail connections with routes to Chicago and the South, inviting inquiries to B. H. Trumbull Portland, J. C. Lindsay Seattle, and Colman Building Seattle agents.
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Minors Central
Dwest
Chicago
Louisville
Memphis
New Orleans
Far East
H. 'Rumbull
Third St
Portland
Ore
J. C. Lindsay
Trav
Paul B. Thompson
Colman
Seattle
Wash
Notice of Dissolution of Shearer & Brooks firm
Notice is hereby given that the firm formerly known as Shearer & Brooks is dissolved by mutual consent and will be Shearer & Son. All accounts due to the old firm are payable to the new firm, and all debts are assumed by Shearer & Son. Dated North Yakima Wash May 23 1905. 21 31 Also advertisements for platinum finish photos 98 cents a dozen and Bean spray pumps at Yakima Hardware Co.
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Shearer & Brooks
Shearer & Son
Charles Shearer
B. F. Brooks
North Yakima
Wash
North Yakima Ordinance Amends Licenses for Alcohol Sales
City of North Yakima passes ordinance to amend license section for selling spirituous intoxicating liquors. Applicants must describe premises and owner consent if not owner, with specific street abutment requirements for First Street and Yakima Avenue.
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North Yakima
Washington
Said City
City
Yakima Avenue
Flist Street
City ordinance confirms street frontage and protest rules
The document outlines an ordinance requiring owners to join a statement of non obstruction for street use, defines frontage ownership rules within blocks, and sets a protest process. It also covers a separate resolution of intention to improve Selah Street with an eight foot wooden sidewalk, outlining the assessment district, cost, and publication and protest deadlines.
Delinquent tax lien on Sunnyside property declared
J W Brown holder of tax certificate No 4534 for 1901 taxes on Lot 21, Block 14 Sunnyside Yakima County Wash. Plaintiffs seek 69 cents plus accrued taxes 1908 1904 totaling 2.33 with interest 15 percent per annum. If not answered within 60 days after June 7 1905 a default judgment will foreclose the lien and sell parcel to satisfy the amount and costs.
Notice and Summons No 115 Yakima County
Delinquent tax owner list and summons for the Town of Prosser lot 15 block 44 to appear within 60 days of first publication June 7 1905. H J Jenks Agt and unknown claimants must answer or pay taxes penalties and costs with foreclosure and sale of the described property in North Yakima and Seattle offices of plaintiff’s attorneys J W Brown Ira M Krutz First published June 7 1905.
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Superior Court of the
State of Washington
Yakima County
J. W. Brown
H. J. Jenks
Washington
Town of
Prosser
Ira M. Krutz
North Yakima
Wash
Alaska Building
Seattle
Notice and Summons No 116 for Delinquent Taxes
J W Brown holds four delinquent tax certificates from Yakima County WA issued May 16 1905 for 1901 taxes on parcels in Prosser Falls Land & Irrigation Co First Subdivision Prosser. Unknown owners are summoned to appear within 60 days after publication to defend or pay sums with interest costs. action seeks foreclosures and sale of Lots 4 5 and 1 Block 0 and Block 163 in that subdivision. First publication June 7 1906.
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A. Frechter
Superior Court
State of Washington
Yakima County
J. W. Brown
State of Ashington
Washington
Prosser Falla Land
Wlt
Plaintife
Plat
Feist Binnettiing
Nemeri
Wesha
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Logal Savings and Loan Association
J. M. Perry & CO
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Fairbanks-Morse
Clark & Northey
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Superior Court of
John Doe Oliver
Oliver
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Tegether
V. Brown
Vic Ceding
Plaintiff
John Doe
W. Brown
Tra M. Krutz