Death Trap Crashes Into Auto Killing Two
A cataclysmic crash at the D street railroad crossing left Miss Hope Davis and Mrs. Lena Buckmaster dead at the scene. Mrs. Clarence Brown and Mrs. Jennie Kincaid were severely injured as the Northern Pacific No. 4 train struck a car carrying five people, with one passenger described as likely to die. Witnesses described the train approaching slowly with no bell sounded, the car overturning, and the wreckage strewing the area while responders attended the injured.
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L. A
Selah Valley
Clarence Brown
Jennie Kincaid
William Kincaid
Strangeway
Second Avenue
Yakima Avenue
Wells
Acadent
M. Smith
Erdlislom
Jesusa
Eressing
Smith
L. Michaels
N. P. Roadmaster’s
Michaels
Wiong
Edgar Darnell
First Street
Herald
Darnell
Toar
Llny Railroad
Tim
Glad to Recommend Foley Kidney Pills
A customer praises Foley Kidney Pills from North Yakima Drug Store after relief from severe backache and kidney pain. He reports stronger kidneys, natural color of secretions, and no bladder pain, stating he is now over his trouble and glad to recommend the product.
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Hom
Mr. Ff
Weakley
Kolomo
Foley
North Yakima
Express Schedule Sought for Yakima Soft Fruit Exports
North Yakima fruit shippers press Northern Pacific for an express train schedule to move Yakima peaches and other fruits east rapidly during the season. Key figures include Perry Garrettson Gilbert Thompson and the Horticultural Union seeking a fast service to bolster wholesale distributors and consumers nationwide.
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North Yakima
Northern
Pacis
Yakima
Messrs. Perry
Garretsno
Gilbert
Thompson
The
Horticultural Union
Yakima Valley
Northern Pacific
Puetie
Are Es
Tiete
Sina
Cammere
Lota
Strpewey
Toppenish Growth Spurts With New Brick Buildings
Ten brick structures of two and three stories rise as Frank SB Mevin of the ticker Gilbert company notes rapid expansion in Toppenish. He reports sustained construction across town and a spreading community, with ongoing development deep into surrounding areas.
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Popenist
Frank SB Mevin
ticker-Gilbert Company
Yakima
Ly Udiithar
Mele Vinewellings
Tate
Mevin
Townsfolk describe bustling building boom and water plans
The article lists multiple new brick and concrete buildings under construction or planned in the town. Projects include an annex to the H. M. Gilbert building, a two story brick office block, a three story Kine Apartment House, and several one and two story commercial blocks. A new water supply and sewerage system are also under consideration as pumps await Moran company installation.
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Central Bank
Olney
Appenish Avenues
H. M. Cilbert
George F. King
M. Q. Bradbury
First Street
Staats
Herbert Wright
Anna Curtis
Josephine Parker
John Harvey
Charles Miller
Frank Williams
Oak and
Toppenish Avenues
George Casey
Moran Company
Graduation tally lists Yakima county eighth graders
Eighth graders in Yakima county total 128, excluding North Yakima graduates. County Superintendent Based released a report detailing graduates by district and names, listing dozens of students across numerous schools.
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Yakima County
North Yakima
Therw
Henry Baker
Annie Campbell
Myrel Cook
Charles Cole
Belle Garheart
Elva Hunt
Louise Harmngton
Nellie C. Long
Irene Hall
New Bridge for Yakima Ends Prolonged Dispute
The Yakima County commissioners awarded a $10,000 contract to Smith Contracting Co. for a new Toppenish bridge easing floodtime crossings. They also authorized transfer of the old Yakima City bridge span to the Nile River to build a 150 foot crossing costing $1,800, aiding isolated Nile residents.
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Long Bridge
Toppenish
Yakima River
Smith Contracting Company
Lower Valley
Nile Valley
C. EB. Lum
Yakimaa City
Nile River
Bridge Con tracts Praised by Communities and Visitors
In a period when folding is unsafe these two bridge contracts will benefit local communities, stockmen, and visitors who have faced frequent inconvenience. The projects are welcomed for improving accessibility and safety across affected areas.
Orchard Tract Sold To Mrs Sarah Moore In Yakima
Jacob Schoettle fruit grower living at Grandview Avenue and Nob Hill zone sold his three acre home tract for 5500 to Mrs Sarah Moore a British Columbia lady buying for her daughter. The purchaser plans to present a small Yakima tract to each child. Schoettle will move his family nearer the city likely into Bonnie Brae.
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Jacob Schoetle
Grandview Avenue
Nob Hill Zond
Sarah Moore
British Columbia
Yakima
Schoettle
Bonnie Brae
Wapato Beats Yakima Grocery In Lopsided Game
Wapato defeated the Yakima Grocery team of North Yakima 14 to 6 in a poor exhibition on the local diamond. Pucklin Berkeley and Mosebar led Yakima Grocery with points while A Baty and R Baty starred for Wapato. The inning by inning tally shows Wapato four in the first and six more across others, Yakima Grocery scoring in scattered innings.
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Wapato
Wash
Yakima Grocery
North Yakima
Pucklin
Berkeley
Mosebar
Yakima
A. Baty
R. Baty
Notable Social Roundup From Zilla Area Town
Roy Macey visits family near Ft. Simcoe while Hazel Henderson from Norton Yakima returns home. Local residents scan shopping trips in Toppenish and North Yakima, with church work near completion and several visits between residents and out of town guests.
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Roy Macey
Ft. Simcoe
Hazel Henderson
Norton Yakima
Dr. McCrackan
Yipshear
North Yakima
KH. M. Donelson
Ed. Keilsmeire
Toppenish
Zehner
Zehner & Bradley
Prosser
Em. J. Jaeger
J. Pondri
Duous
Mr. Hillyer
Miss i Cox
Speml
Win. Myers
Ednth Shadley
Hebekih
Rube Hickok
Capt. Whippy
Tom Hill
Blanche Smith
Rose Oleson
H. Furman
Blanche Miller
R. H. Hardell
E. R. Barett
E. P. Follawsbee
D. McCleery
Granger
Lencamper
Herod
Petition Blocked Over New post office site confusion
A heated dispute over the new post office site ends with the old location retained and construction bids rejected. Senators and local officials criticize the process while a 200 petitioners seek an investigation into site selection and funding limits.
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Junes
Washington
Armbruster Miiakes
Nori First Street
Court House
D. Hillis
The
Treaoury
Armbruster
Petitions Circulate Over Site Investigation and Conditions
Two petitions moved forward seeking either a site investigation or to keep conditions as they are. The higher bid amount for the project was raised from 145000 to 200000 and new bids are to be solicited. Senator Jones and Congressman Poindexter were consulted with Poindexter deferring to Jones.
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Jones
Poindexter
Methodist Stand Against Megaphone Prize Fight Refusal
At a July Fourth state fair celebration a Methodist congregation opposed megaphone broadcasts of the Jeffries Johnson prize fight. A standing vote of about two hundred attendees backed the stance, preferring no fight news interrupting the patriotic program.
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C. BE. Gibson
Dr. Gibson
Megaphone
Primary Law Warmed Debate Across States
Washington and Oregon primaries spark nationwide talk on direct primary laws. Senator Clapp of Minnesota urges strengthening mandates for clean elections while Bourne of Oregon promotes primary concepts reaching 500 000 to 600 000 copies. Poindexter sends 20 000 copies to Washington.
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John FE. Lathrop
Washington, D. C
Washington
Oregon
Rocky Mountains
United States
Whch
Commonwealth
East
Clapp
Minnesota
Sennator Bourne
Ore
Hull
A. W. Prescott
Bourne
Washington State
Poindexter
DEDICATE NEW STADIUM WITH IMPOSING CEREMONY
Tacoma hosts a major military tournament for the stadium opening from July 24 to 30. The US Army, under the Tacoma Chamber of Commerce, leads with 2000 regulars expected. The 26 000 capacity stadium, built by public subscription, will showcase athletic events drills and competitions.
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Tacoma
Tacoma Stadium
United States Army
Tacoma Chamber of Commerce
Searctle Chamber
Patient cites Peruna cure in Freestone County letter
Ira Henney of WPairfield Freestone County Texas reports complete relief from catarrh after using Peruna. He says it is the best medicine he ever saw and will recommend Peruna to friends.
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Ira Henney
Wpairfield, Freestone Co
Texas
Railroads Offer Special Rates for Commencement Bay Event
All railroads will provide special rates to the city on Commencement Bay for the upcoming occasion, facilitating travel and attendance.
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Commencement Bay
Mothers Congress Debates Home Making Roles
Denver report shows Mrs Dubois wife of Senator Dubois of Idaho claiming men are the real home makers. She argues marriages fail when couples are untrained for responsibilities and calls for upbringing of selflessness and respect for others.
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Denver
Colo
National
Mother's Congress
Dubois
United States
Idaho
America
Congress
Summer Session of State Normal School at Turton Island
Ellensburg Normal School offers a six week summer program on Turton, Vashon Island from June 20 to July 29 featuring a rural observation school and play ground. Miss Ruth Hoffman leads the observation school with assistants, teaching six grades and focusing on practical rural school methods. Students earn credits toward a certificate or diploma while benefiting from a new playground based instruction and organized games. Write Principal W E Wilson for details.
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Ellensburg
Cill
W. E. Wilson
Moving to Washington Save on Safe Interstate Transport
Post-American Forwarding Co announces economical and secure moving services for relocations to Washington. Located at 188 East Madison Street Chicago Illinois, the firm offers insured transit of household goods with handling and storage options.
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Post-American Forwarding Co
Madison St
Chicago, Il
Peruna endorsed for head cold cure in Antwerp ad
Mr G Hallock of Antwerp Ohio reports his daughter Allie cured after three bottles of Peruna for two years of catarrrh. The letter urges others to try Peruna and endorses its effectiveness. Peruna Drug Manufacturing Company owns the product.
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Hallock
Antwerp
Ohio
Allie
Mig
I O
Bible Study Notes on the Parable of the Sower
Church group questions explore Jesus parables and seed imagery. Topics cover soil types, readiness of hearts, sowing strategy, and the kingdom harvest with reflections on verse-by-verse meanings and a written member response.
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Kingdom of God
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Peruna
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