North Yakima High School Honors 45 Graduates at Commencement
Hon L O Meigs delivered the commencement address urging graduates to pursue ambition through hard work and perseverance. Principal Davis awarded scholarships to Jessie Thompson Ruby Clift May Corbin Mabel Hough, and diplomas to a long list of graduates including Mollie Brown Ruth Johnson Lyman Bunting Helen Wimball and many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North
Yakima
L. O. Meigs
Iigh
Fle
A. C. Davis
Jessie Thompson
Whitman College
Ruby Clift
Whitworth College
May Corbin
Spokane College
Mabel Hough
Columbia Junior College
Autrora
Automedon
Acropolis
D. C. Reed
F. C. Whitney
Girls Glee Club
A. ©. Schmidt
W. M. Watt
Mollie B. Brown
Ruth Y. Johnson
Lyman J. Bunting
Helen Wimball
Elva Carey
Earl F. Lamb
Ruby M Clift
Rosanna Lyon
Pearl V. Colton
Henry A. MecCormick
Verne Cooper
Jean M. McIntosh
Floy Corbin
Khdna V. McMurry
Ralph D. Darling
Rodger Ek, Matson
Ethel A. Demott
Grace Meyer
James G. Dickson
Ethel A. Miller
Irma C. Dorris
Mabel F. Mills
John S. Dull
Mabel G. Raynor
Myrtle E. Gleason
Edward Remy
Bettie FE
Gridley
Maude I
Sanborn
FE. Gross
Sumner Scott
Grace M. Hamilton
Benjamin H. Schmidt
Olive D. Hassell
Jessie M. Thompson
Mabel R. Hough
Dr King's New Discovery Promises Cough Cure
Marvelous Discoveries mark progress of the age with air flights and telegraphs. Dr King's New Discovery claims to save life when threatened by coughs colds la grippe asthma croup bronchitis and whooping cough. It relieves instantly and is a sure cure with a trial bottle free and guaranteed by Clark's Pharmacy.
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Dr. King
James M. Black
Asheville
N. C
A. R. No
Clark
Gasoline Motors Rejoin Street Rail Line On Spokane Route
West Side residents hear that Yakima Valley Transportation plans a special spur from the Northern Pacific depot to Pine street to expand service. The move adapts large imported cars to local curves and may run them from Johnson's Corner west to Ahtanum.
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Howson Lous
Yakima Valley Transportation Company
Ahtanum
Spokane
Northern Pacific
Pine Street
Johnson's Corner
North Coast cars idle cost Spokane to lines
The article notes that the big cars from Spokane, run at three cents per mile, were overhauled and placed for active use, but their enforced idleness causes little disappointment for the company. Motors are costly to maintain even idle, and the North Coast Railroad must pay a substantial rental whether the cars are used or not.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spokane
Mainain
North Coast Railroad
Man Seeks Return of Alleged Property in Court Suit
Fred Templeman sues to oust Freda Templeman and wife, claiming they hold land on: south half of northwest quarter of section 2, township 14, about 107.2 acres, for eleven years and damaged orchard and improvements. He seeks possession and $509 for deterioration and $500 for damages in total.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freda A. Templeman
Karl Mosur
Timothy
Enfort
Woman Seeks $10,000 Damages for Untrue Promises
Clara M. Daggett filed a superior court suit against Percy W. Neilan, ex bartender, seeking $10,000 for broken engagement and alleged seduction. She claims to have spent $30 on clothes and sacrificed a $500 job, while Neilan promised marriage for March 28, 1910 then wed Luella Ashley on March 25. He is listed with a Sedro Woolley address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara M. Daggett
Percy W. Neilan
Toppenish
Luella Ashley
Superior Court
Sedro Wooley
Skagit County
Washington
Salvation Army building fund raised in North Yakima
Five citizens contributed 3750 toward a 15000 dollar goal for a Salvation Army headquarters in North Yakima. Captain Jenkins aims to begin by July 1 with plans for a three story brick building on North First Street with a basement housing a Sunday school kitchen and store. Additional pledges are expected from local churches in support of the project.
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North Yakima
Salvation Army
Captain Jenkins
Jenkins
George Donald
A. KB. Larson
Messrs
Alex Miller
H. M. Gilbert
Coffin Bros
Army
North First Street
Audi
Salvation Army to build multi floor facility in valley
A proposal details a three story complex with a ground floor store and reading room, a second floor dormitory for Army patrons, and third floor officers quarters with private baths. It emphasizes modern comfort and private bath facilities to support Captain Jenkins’s high efficiency work and Salvation Army efforts in the valley.
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Jenkins
Threaich Benson
Salvation Army
Montana man buys Nob Hill Orchard in Montana
J. W. Logan of Billings Montana purchased four and one half acres of the Aaron F Linse home tract on Nob Hill for 16550. The sale was through Yakima Commercial company and closed Friday on the eve of Afr Linse’s departure. Logan is a brother in law of the Misses Keyes who bought two and a half acres. Linse retains three acres as a home place.
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J. W. Logan
Billings
Mont
Aaron F. Linse
Nob Hil
Yakima Commercial Company
Afr
Linse Mon Trip
Logan
Misses Keyes
Linse
Mr. Linse
Engineers plan drainage for Wakima Reservation funds
Chief Engineer Swigart of the reclamation service met with Indian reclamation leaders on the Wakima Reservation to discuss expenditure of a 250000 appropriation. Mr Code, head of Indian reclamation, will arrive soon to finalize drainage work details and make the land fully usable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swigart
Reclamation Service
Congress
Crann
Wakima
Code
United States
Ashes interred at Tahoma Cemetery for Mrs Lyncks
Services were held at Tahoma cemetery on Thursday for the ashes of Mrs Gertrude H. Lyncks wife of J Z Lyncks formerly of the Naches valley who died June 14 1908 in the east. The cremation was arranged in Cincinnati and her ashes were interred at North Yakima as she wished. The ceremony was led by Dr Morton L. Tose with many relatives and friends in attendance at the cemetery.
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Tahoma
Mrye
Gertrude H. Lyncks
J. Z. Lyncks
Naches Valley
Lyncks
Morton L. Tose
Tahoma Cemtery
Hubert
Edward Dwyer
Seattle
Lyneke
Dwyer
Rolls Flies Channel Twice In Record Round Trip
Hon Charles Rolls crosses the English Channel Dover to Calais and back in 90 minutes completing the first double crossing without alighting. He lifted from Dover at 6 40 and landed at 8 00 after a 21 mile route. The Wright aircraft performed perfectly as crowds cheered the historic feat.
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Dover
Eng
Chas. Stewart Rolls
English Channel
Calais
Rolls
French
Foley Kidney Pills Bring Health to Springfield Man
Mr B F Kelley of Springfield HI suffered kidney and bladder pain with headaches and distress for about a year. After taking Foley Kidney Pills for a few weeks he reports relief, normal kidney bladder action, and no headaches. North Yakima Drug Store endorses the remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. F. Kelley
Springfield
Foley
Foley Kidney
North Yakima
Linse Heads West for Long Auto Tour from Lansing
Aaron F. Linse of Nobhill who arrived penniless twelve years ago prepares to travel from Lansing to begin a lengthy automobile tour westward with Mrs. Linse. The trip will span two to three months as they set out for new adventures and experiences.
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Aaron F. Linse
Nobhill
Lansing
Mich
Linse to Tour West From Minnesota Apple Ranch
Reo automobile ace Mr. Linse plans a westward tour starting in Lansing then through Michigan Indiana Illinois Iowa Wisconsin and Minnesota before shipping from St. Paul to North Yakima. He built a Yakima valley fortune from five acre parcels bought with little cash then expanded into orchards poultry and show wins.
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Reo Automobile
Michigan
Indiana
Ilinois
Iowa
Wisconsin
Minnesota
St. Paul
Yakima
Mr. Linse
Yakina Valley
Berring
Washington
Invasion of Moths Surprises North Yakima
A Saturday night swarm of millions of clothes moths covered North Yakima streets, windows, and stores attracted by electric lights. The insects entered books and goods, covering ground in white dust then vanished by Monday daylight. origin and destination unknown, but thousands died in the city.
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North Yakima
Yakima
Haying in full swing at Wapato amid labor shortage
Haying season is underway at Wapato with reports of scarce labor. The reservation hay crop is expected to be the largest in the area, boosted by new acreage and bumper old ranch yields, ensuring plenty of work and good wages all summer.
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Wapato
Wapato Independent
Teachers Granted New Certificates After Examination
County Superintendent Busch announces names of teachers earning new certificates in the recent exam. Third grade recipients include Alfred A. Baker and others. second and first grade lists follow with numerous educators named. Permanent and life certificates also noted for select individuals.
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Busch
Alfred A. Baker
Laura Cadwellader
Sabina Carlin
Pear K. Gussett
Emma Johnson
Grace G. Shrader
Clarence Vesper
Elizabeth Wert
Rowley Kiltner
Laurice Harlow
Jino
P Ball
J. K. Cramer
Grace J. Crain
Vella G. Dawson
J. Ward Hara
Mabel Gerber
Arthur Larsen
Clara Belsted
Camila Mogan
Bevar W. Ness
W. H. Sutter
5. J. Williams
Yerman Zuber
Elizabeth Prior
Conrad York
Republicans Defer County Gathering in North Yakima
Yakima county central committee members are summoned to meet Thursday June 9 instead of Saturday June 4 due to members conflicts. The meeting aims to set a date for the county convention and arrange delegate selection while state Oddfellows visit to connect with Washington politicians.
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Party
Yakima County
North Yakima
Flem
Convention select 31 delegates for state platform
The convention will choose 31 delegates to attend the state convention in Tacoma this August where a party platform will be drafted and candidates named for the election of judges to the state supreme bench.
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Tacoma
North Yakima Eyes Mile-Long 50 Car Fourth of July Parade
The Business Men's association proposed a two mile parade of Yakima County's 50 automobiles to gain country wide publicity. Councilman Charles Wenner and Attorney H J Snively led the idea, praised for press attention though debated for fireworks spending. A Tuesday meeting will plan booths at the fair grounds for Independence Day festivities.
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Tns
North
Yakima
Business Men's Association
Charles Wenner
H. J. Snively
Yakima County
Avery Must Stand Trial for Spokane Box Car Murder
Spokane police and Warden Hoyle confirm James Avery confessed to killing a man found in a box car on the Northern Pacific near Sprague in September 1906. Avery claims a partner, who has since split, aided hold ups the same night. Bertillon records and Hoyle’s letter corroborate the case.
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Spokane
James Avery
Sin Wuentin
Harry McCarthie
Eames Avery
John T. Sullivan
John A. Hoyle
San Quentin Penitentiary
Chief Sullivan
Hoyle
Avery
Extrait
Northern Pacific
Sprague
Warden Hoyle
Bertillon
Wash
Nevada
Waller
Stohn
A. Holt
Sullivan
Pugh
Ballard's Snow Liniment Ad Offers Cure Claim
An old advertisement touts Ballard's Snow Liniment for itchy skin with claims of a permanent cure after few applications. It lists price 50 cents and 1.00 per bottle and names local sellers Dr. Fry at 10 Yakima Ave and C. W. Camp.
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Ballard
Dr. , Fry
Yakima Ave
W. Camp
Canteloupes Bloom On South Nob Hill Farm
O A Clark of South Nob Hill road reports 25 percent of his 4300 hills of cantaloupe in full blossom or near it. He has two and a half acres in crop and expects a good return as the plants progress, with the rest advancing rapidly.
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O. A. Clark
South Nob Hill Road
Fragmented OCR Notes On Early Period Planting
The readable fragments describe a hastily constructed row sowing method and field disturbance. It mentions Mueller's cream and Rack's varieties, with unequal plant distribution and concerns over changing conditions affecting several hills.
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Mueller
B25 Separate Coats for Cool Days
Fashion notes describe lightweight woolen and linen coats with French darts back seams and diagonal closures. The illustrations show a side closing Flusin style coat with military collar and braiding, suitable for spring and summer wear. Materials listed include serge, cheviot, homespun, and drill with yardages for sizes.
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N. Y. High School
Wiil
Ahtanim
Cowiche
Fred Templem
Farr
P. W. Neilen
Montana
Nob Hill
Mr. Swigert
Offents
Tahoma Cemetery
Naches
Central West
Cub
Wihine
Movil
Rye
Herpsin
Serancer
Siam Rancor
Newyork
Bears
Gastoria
the Gentaur Company
New York
Civy
Yakima Ava
P. O. Box
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