Sterling 10 Head Schools Elects W D Sterling Superintendent
After secret ballots lasting an hour and a half the North Yakima district board elected W D Sterling of Albuquerque New Mexico as superintendent over A C Davis and others. The meeting covered heating plant repairs at Columbia and Barge schools and a plan to abolish tuition fees for outside pupils replacing per capita attendance credits.
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Board
North Yakima
W. D. Sterling
Alberquerque, N. M
Ster
Heath
Columbia
Barge
Watt
A. C. Davis
North Yakima High School
Albuquerque
George A. Franklin
Austin
Minn
Harry M. Schaefer
Pittteburg
University of That
Columbia School
le Barge School
Fechter
Yakima
Armbruster Hints at Return to City Politics
Former Mayor P M Armbruster urges adoption of the commission form in North Yakima and hints he may run for a commission seat if the issue passes. He supports a businesslike government run by full time, well remunerated officials and expects the plan to win by a large margin. He notes a public call for his return and a broader discussion among local politicians.
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P- M. Armbruster
North Yakima
Armbruster
Foley Kidney Pills Promote Quick Kidney Health Repair
For all kidney and bladder troubles the pills regulate and strengthen renal function. Tonic in action with fast results. Sold by the North Yaljima Drug Store.
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Yaljima
Harriman Widow Denies West University Memorial Plan
Mrs. Edward H. Harriman declined to confirm or deny a report that she would use much of her husband’s millions to establish a large western university as a memorial. The June 3 item notes it was not affirmed.
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New York
Edward H. Harriman
West
Paper suspended. editor confirms stop in Weekly Wasp
A man with a gray eye congratulates the editor, who replies that the Weekly Wasp has suspended publication, prompting the visitor to acknowledge that this is the intended meaning. The exchange appears in the Catholic Standard and Times.
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Wasp
Catholic Standard and Times
The Cold Pact of Summer
A satirical verse explains why ice prices rose, citing long winter, heavy labor, railroad freight demands, and a crop failure. It argues, with wry humor, that supply and weather alone drive higher ice costs.
Northern Pacific Donates Historic Cavern to Public
The Northern Pacific Railway conveyed 160 acres in Jefferson County Montana to the United States to preserve Lewis and Clark Cavern National Monument. Known as Morrison's Cave, the cavern features grand halls, organ-like stalactite tones, and numerous named rooms. the Interior Department lauded the donation.
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Northern Pacific Railway
United States
Jefferson County
Montana
Jefferson River
Butte
Clark
Lewis and Clark
Geo. Xson
Harvard
Alligator Cage Incident At Sumuch Park
E. R. Marlin manager of Sumuch park intervened when two older alligators attacked infant siblings in a mixed-age cage after 18 baby alligators arrived from Los Angeles. He pried jaws from one infant and halted a gulping act, counting twelve remaining youngsters and offering candy to learn what happened to the missing chick.
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E. R. Marlin
Sumuch Park
Los Angeles
Paris
Mr. Martin
Mr. Marlin
Up the Lunch Counter in a Witty Exchange
A bald-headed man laments a cold coat as he speaks to a waitress who retorts to fetch his hat. The brief exchange showcases sharp humor and social banter in a small scene.
Demand Damages In Alleged Assault At Enterprise Saloon
Frank W. and Hattie T. Bowen sue Henry Van Buren owner of the Enterprise saloon in superior court for 12000 damages alleging on May 17 he assaulted Mrs. Bowen by kissing hugging caressing and inviting her to his room in her husband’s absence causing bruising humiliation and nervous shock.
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Hattie T. Bowen
Husband insulted Kills the villain in Paris incident
In Paris's Montparnasse district a German pupil attacked M Lebegue after a dispute over lessons from his wife. The confrontation ended with Lebegue killed by the former pupil, ending a tense exchange sparked by perceived improper familiarity.
Husband fatally shoots German lover in brutal confrontation
Lebegue threatens violence after a lover demands divorce from his wife. A violent struggle ensues with a loaded revolver, chambers fired, and the German mortally wounded. Neighbors intervene as the German dies and the husband sits in shock while the wife weeps.
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Lebegue
Lebegus
Laberun
No Examinations For Many Yakima Students Exempt
North Yakima High School and other cities exempt students who scored 84 percent or higher in studies from war examinations. The list includes seniors, juniors, and sophomores with outstanding averages, naming numerous students across classes. An ad promotes Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets for digestion and health.
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North Yakima
Mieh School
Ellen Bear
Alice Anderson
Galen Rose
Helen Nottinghan
Anna Burge
Mirmil Baker
Margaret Jennings
Verna Carey
Pearl Weber
Grace Hull
Mary Duval
John Richards
Stanley Johnson
Perle Blesduck
Nina Thompson
Jimn Desoto
Harry Wembridge
Frank Whitney
Vibert Wood
Wareld Blair
Wendell Gridley
Rose Berg
Edith Roden
Marthe Burbank
Merlehansen
Taletty Cody
Dorothy Coffin
Elelen Cornwell
Mae. Inglish
Sarah Korlemeyer
Mary Cormwell
Bernice Manning
Carol Frisbie
Arthur Willams
Charles Havens
Fthel Hough
Arthur Ssiabern
Ralph Sundquist
Herbert Williamson
Leah Marble
Grace Roardiaac
Mabel Crosne
Verna Haatman
Halen Oppenheimer
Beulah Gilbert
Albert Nelson
Katheryn Jones
Edith Foster
Mwlizabeth Bratt
Fidnes Jobngen
Elizahbeth Amumiller
Mmima
Chamberlain
Local Shop Scene Ends With Confused Proposals
A 14 year old coloured boy enters a shop and awkwardly explains to the barber that Linda, his sister, is already set to marry Bill Lee within two hours. The barber’s pompous reaction provokes the boy to relay Linda’s wishes against a hurried marriage while addressing the misnamed fiancé. The exchange concludes with instructions to convey compliments to Linda.
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Jin
Linda
Bill Lee
Sun nyside Shipped 1190 Cars in Last Eleven Months
The Sun nyside plant shipped 1190 cars of hay potatoes fruit and canned goods earning 811343 in eleven months. Hay 44 cars at 10 50 per ton potatoes 178 apples and pears 198 canned goods 38 trees 17. Lumber 28 cement 64 sash doors frames 5 brick 31 machinery 64 gravel and sand 14 box shooks 4 furniture 14. Winter mild used 107 wood 150 coal and last season Te cars ier were shipped in 1190 out 862 in
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Sunnyside
Ier
Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy Promoted for Epidemics
A historical note claims whooping cough is not dangerous when the cough is kept loose and expectoration easy with Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy. It mentions wide sale by all chemists and that it has proven successful in many outbreaks.
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Chamberlain
Preacher Links Gray Hair to Sin at Cambridge Church
June 1 Cambridge report notes Reverend Herbert of Johnson Pasta of Warren Avenue Baptist Church declares premature gray hair is caused by sin God’s way to repay those who mocked him. The feature reflects a local religious commentary with moral framing.
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Cambridge
Mass
Herbert
Johnson
Warren Avenue Baptist Church
Stage Moncey The vetor's tie has some sad mom ments
Augustus Roarer told me a tale about a landlady and a show night. He owed board and tried to sweeten her with a pass. Returning home he faced a stern landlady who thanked him for the board and demanded the truth about a man with a black mustache giving him 26 dollars at night.
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Paris
Mont Parnnasse
Rue Notre Dine Des Champs
Lebegue
Giliel
Brienette
Jermail
Hamburg
Europe
Moosneure
Sane
Machine
Mme Lebegue
M. Lebegue
Hiim
Augustus Roarer
Roarer
Roar
Fragmentary Quote from Courtroom Dialogue
A garbled excerpt shows a preacher questioning a dying man about regrets. The text includes phrases about past troubles and a judge figure, with references to a doctor and attire like a sick hat and hack coat.
Classified Notice of Professional Services and Goods
Listing includes a child’s casket price 85.60 an item 25.00 phone number 43-1 and a location opposite the post office with McAulay and Meigs attorneys at law notaries for American Surety Empire State Surety Dr Rosser physician over Janeck Drug Store sixth and chestnut hours 9 to 12 and 2 to 5 Pension Board member credits and official notices mentioned.
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Janeck Drug Store
Cor
Pension Board
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Michigan Normal
Reed
D. ©. Reed Mies Benning
Beath Fairview
Franklin P. Adams
Northern Pacific
Lewis & Clark Cavern National Monument
Lime Spar Station
Logan
Secretary of the Interior
Lewis & Clara
Galoer
Jefferson Valley
Marlin
Success Magazine
Hattie L. Bowen
Henry van Buren
Enterprise
Defend
Ant
Supernor Court
Frank W
Earl
M. Lebegur
Lebeques
Lebewue
Lowe Valley City
Moncey
Herald
Ade
INMAN @ ROSE Funeral Directors
McAulay & Meigs Attorneys At Law
Notaries Public
American Surety Co
Empire State Surety Co
Rosser
Uae
Tata Ay
Rtm Canal
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