Land Lottery Draw Grants Several Notable Winners in Tieton
The Tieton land lottery lists notable winners including State Senator Frank Allen and J. H. Robbins of the Yakima Valley Fruit Growers, with residents from North Yakima Prosser Idaho and Seattle among successful applicants. The drawing was overseen by Register Harry Y. Saint and Tieton Project Engineer Crownover, with Catherine Guthrie drawing names. Allen leads the list, while Charles D. Fairbanks was rejected on a previously withdrawn unit.
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Tieton
Fats
Frank Allen
J. H. Robbins
Yakima
Senator Allen
Miss Grosenbaugh
William Gorman
R. F. D.no
Charles D. Fairbanks
Gracie G. Crabb
L. E. Flynn
Harry Y. Saint
Tieton Project
Crownover
Catherine Guthrie
W. B Guthrie
Frank J.allen
Karl Reichert
Frances T. Woodcock
R. I
North Yakima
Murray
C. Mitchell
Edward Waters
Naches City
Giacinto Chiochetti
SEM
Arthur van Miavern
North Yalunrs
Wnit
Sm of Ney
Clara Wateh Alton
Presser
Samuel
M.feldman
Pressen
Ship
Ringe
An James
F. Martin
Vollmer
Idaho
Christina W. Yule
Ernest Woodcock
Stephen E. Crabb
Dorothy Andrews
Nob Hill Inn
Harry H. Fisher
Yakima City
Louise Henderson
New York Hotel Workers Strike Led by Edward Blochlinger
In New York on June 7 the 2000 waiters strike in hotels and clubs is directed by Edward Blochlinger, secretary of the International Hotel Workers’ union. He says waiters hold the upper hand and will win. several listings show land entries for various townships, ranges, and acreages connected to named individuals.
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Nacome
New York
Edward Blochlinger
International Hotel Workers’ Union
Blochlinger
Politicians Take Insurance Ahead of National Conventions
Floyd Hatfield and Alex Sloan from this county each bought a $10 000 Travelers policy on Saturday as part of a debate over Roosevelt Taft and Ryan at Chicago and Baltimore. O'Brien argued Roosevelt’s potential roughhouse could threaten Taft delegates while Hatfield and Sloan faced maneuvers to gain leadership.
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Floyd Hatfield
Alex Sloan
A. O’brien
Alex Sloaner
O’brien
Roosevelt
Chicago
Taft
Yakima
Hatfield
Ryan
Mc Sloan
Sloan
Industrialists Quit at San Diego Jail Plea Bargain
June 6 San Diego reports the first single prisoner in I W W troubles since February. Fifteen industrialists in the city jail offered to surrender and pleaded guilty to violating city ordinances. They were sentenced to 80 days in jail and a $100 fine, with the sentence suspended and placed on probation for four months.
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San Diego
Health Dept Reorganized Collects City Health Data
The Yakima county city health department reports a 25 percent drop in deaths and a 25 percent rise in births after a full reorganization led by Dr. Thomas Terreau. New records cover causes, ages, and diseases monthly, with water quality warnings and food establishment ratings across dairy ranches, creameries, bakeries, candy factories, soda fountains, meat markets, grocery stores, restaurants, and hotels.
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Thomas Terreau
Yakima County
Yakima
United States
Health Department
State Department
Terreau
Wapato
St. Elizabeth’s Hospital
Union Gap
Yakima River
Cascade
Galena
Model
Golden Rule
Springvale
Yakima City
Bradner
Maplewood
Hazlewood
Ditter & Borthwick
John Mechtel
Twin Bakery
Mechtel’s
Kappelman’s
Mott Candy Company
Yakima Cash
Wiley
Columbia
Eeeton
Moxee
Benoit
W. Northey
Irwin
Talmer
Columbia Fish Market
Olympia
W. R. Parker
Fulton
Highland
North End
Seattle Fish Market
Moxee Schools Close After Successful Year
Moxee public schools closed a successful year with a picnic at Sumach park drawing about 600 attendees. Graduation exercises filled the Catholic hall in Moxee City with parents and friends. program included invocation, chorus, address on Education, valedictory, class history, diplomas presented to the graduates.
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Moxee
Sumach Park
Catholic Hall
Moxee City
Stephen Huysman
Paul Wilson
Enoch
Den
Leola Gendron
Blanche Forkey
Injuries From Broken Walk Prompt City Claim
A $2690 damage claim was filed against the city by attorney H. D. Hunt for Mrs. Anna Brown and her husband W. J. Brown after a May 7 fall on a tree-root uplifted cement sidewalk near the Kentucky hotel. The suit seeks medical bills of 60 and 100 for four weeks of care and time lost from work, with potential for permanent injuries.
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North First Street
H. D. Hunt
Anna Brown
W. J. Brown
Rail freight prep expands yards for heavy fruit season
Northern Pacific and O W R N prepare for a nine hundred twenty day fruit shipment. yard work adds a loading track for about twenty cars and rearranges west end trackage to cut back and forth handling. O W R N plans straight north extension and ample yard space to handle hundreds of cars. Naches Road upgrades gear to haul fruit from Naches Moxee and Zillah valleys. Four locomotives expected to run hard with available power and additions as needed.
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Northern Pacific
Northern Pacific Railway
Pasco
O.W. R
Yakima Avenue
Naches Road
Yakima and
Naches
Moxee
Zillah
Roth
Land Owners Lose Bid to Bar Kitittas Highline District
Judge W O Chapman of Tacoma refused to grant injunctions against the Kititas Highline canal district directors. The protestors led by North Yakima residents lacked standing and the case was deemed resolved by county commissioners and Judge Preble's prior rulings. The court found no grounds for restraining orders as most irrigable land exceeds 90 000 acres and district cooperation appears strong.
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Kittitas Highline Canal District
North Yakima
W. O. Chapman
Tacoma
Kittitas County
Chapman
Carroll B. Graves
Board of County Commissioners
Preble
Alfred Battle
Seattle
N. C. Richards
Chapmin
General Monteagudo Commands Cuban Army in Present Uprising
Havana June 7 General Monteagudo commander of the Cuban army is viewed by President Gomez as able to suppress the negro uprising without U.S. government aid. Monteagudo has long experience and is noted for fearless thoroughness in all he undertakes.
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Monteagudo
Havana
Gomez
United States
Moneagudo
Fly Campaign In North Yakima District Described
The campaign covers North Yakima and nearby districts including Nob Hill Fruitvale and school sections. Receiving stations at West Side and East Side locales will distribute boxes for flies and collect dead specimens each afternoon from Wednesday onward, as many children plan to join the contest.
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North Yakima
Nob Hill
Fruitvale
School Section
West Side
Morgan & McKaig's
West Yakima Avenue
Rounds Grocery
Yakima
Twelfth Avenues
Northey Grocery
Pine
Eleventh Avenue
East Side
North and Grocery
North First Street
Derrick & Dean
North Second Street
Latham Grocery
Fairview
White's Cream Vermifuge Ad
A prudent mother watches for worm symptoms in children including paleness and peevishness. The advertisement promotes White's Cream Vermifuge as an effective remedy with a few doses ending the worms and restoring normal activity. Sold by D. H. Fr. and C. W. Camp at the corner of 3rd and Yakima avenues.
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D. H. Fr
C. W. Camp
Cor
Yakima Aves
Yakima Fruit Shipments See Strong Starts Across Valleys
Clyde R. McKee reports from Yakima area fruit dealers on robust fruit prospects. Apple shipping begins Sept 1 with about 500 cars from the Yakima County Horticultural Union. peaches and pears forecast July shipments totaling hundreds of cars. Wenatchee informs Wenatchee Valley growers of a heavy crop. apples, pears, peaches, plums and cherries slated for July through October shipments. Walla Walla projects a strong extra-heavy apple crop with 500 cars total and large vegetable movements.
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Clyde R. McKee
Thompson Fruit Company
Yakima
Dr. Helton
United States
Produce News
Wash
Yakima Valley
Chelan Wenatchee
Wenatchee Valley
Ass'n
Chelan
Okanogan
Grant
Douglas
Washington
Walla Walla
Walla Walla Valley
Milton
Freewater
Herb Ine medicine advertises torpid liver cure
An old ad promotes Herb Ine as a remedy for bad breath dizziness and a vague malaise claiming to revive a torpid liver. It vows liver activation blood vitality bowel regulation and renewed energy with a 50 cent price. Sold by D. H. Fry and C. W. Camp at 3rd and Yakima avenues.
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D. H. Fry
C. W. Camp, Cor
3Rd
Yakima Aves
Emerson Quotation on Benefits Rendered Line by Line
The line asks that the benefit we receive must be rendered again line for line with exact cent and deed for deed to another. It presents a facet of reciprocal obligation framed in a classical cadence. The speaker emphasizes precise replication of value.
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Emerson
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Vern L. Spring
A. H. Johnen
Spring Street
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Bex
Cres
Earl W. Lutz
Sésho
Norag
William D. Puterbaugh
R. F
Cambridge de Lancey
Pacific Block
Register Saint
Township
Sblochlinger
NEW York Writers’ Strike
Raymond de Cotto
Sarah A. Gratton
Jennie E. Bruff
Thomas Wilson
Max G. Oppenheim
Arthur Champoux
William Beauchesne
Bernard F. Wiesinger
Gaitng Heavy Insurance
North
Tetreau
Gray
Allen
City
First Street
Naches Valley
Kittitas High Line Canal District
Fletcher
Ghigago
Clyde McKee
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