Women organize auxiliary to furnish North Yakima Y M C A
Representative women formed a city auxiliary to raise funds for furnishings of the new Y M C A building. They toured the structure with Secretary Turner and directors, praised its mission style interior, and planned a wide activist plan to enlist nearly all city women in committees and fund-raisers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turner
Alexander Miller
W. L. Steinweg
W. B. Dudley
C. H. Hinman
B. F. Barge
L. O. Janeck
J. H. Corbett
North
Yakima
J. L. Hughes
Jeanette Bridgan
Logan H. Roberts
Grosenbaugh
C. E. Udell
F. E. Thompson
Stacy
W. J. Aumiller
Ball
Jeanette Bridgman
Gamble
Burnie
Bugg
Williamson
Charles Ray
Raynor
Bivins, Sr
Wallace Wiley
O. K. Conant
Philbrooi
Wilbur Crocker
Bond
W. H. Sindall
G. T. Dry
Norman F. Turner
W. M
Howard McClelland Pleads Guilty in Spokane Burglary Case
Howard McClelland aged 17 pleaded guilty at noon Friday to burglaries including Ackenhausen jewelry store, The Farmer's and Merchants Bank, Hazelwood Creamery and North Yakima Grocery in Spokane. His status as a minor makes future disposition uncertain and not like an adult penalty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard McClelland
McClelland
Spokane
Ackenhausen Jewelry
Farmer's and Merchants Bank
Hazelwood Creamery
North Yakima
Bees Laxative Cough Syrup Promises Quick Relief
Advertises Bees Laxative Cough Syrup as prompt relief for coughs croup hoarseness and whooping cough. Describes a gentle laxative formula and guarantees relief. Sold by C. W. Camp at West Side Druggist in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Camp
West Side Druggist
Lights of Fourth Brighten Yakima Parade Preparations
Northwest Light and Water Company installs hundreds of electric globes along Yakima Avenue for the Fourth of July display. George Arrowsmith plans a company float, with Dr. Frank as grand marshal coordinating fraternal group participation. Committee reports progress. North Yakima expects its biggest day in history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northwest Light & Water Company
Yakima Avenue
George Arrowsmith
Dr. Frank
North Yakima
Famous Window Smasher Brought to City from Spokane
H T McClelland known as The Famous Window Smasher was moved to the county jail from Spokane. He confessed to four burglaries in this city including Ackenhausen jewelry store Hazelwood Creamery Farmers' and Merchants bank and a local grocery. He is 17 years old and was brought by Sheriff John Edwards. Charge pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. T. McClelland
Spokane
Ackenhausen
Hazelwood Creamery
Farmers’ and Merchants’ Bank
McClelland
John Edwards
No Hop Picking Dampens Yakima Hop Season Fun
Indian communities face job shortages as more than half of local hop yards around North Yakima go untended this year. Major ranches like Moxee Company and growers such as George Ker Dell Hiscock and H B Scudder reduce or abandon cultivation. Fewer hops mean lower yield and smaller gatherings for the annual pow wow and Red Men festivities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North
Yakima
Moxee Company
George Ker
Dell Hiscock
H. B. Scudder
Moxee
Ahtanum
Selah
Snow Liniment Claims Cure for Poison Oak Poisoning
Mr. O H P Cornells of Turner Oregon reports Snow Liniment cured Poison Oak Poisoning in himself and two friends. The product sells for 25 50 and 1 00 and is available at D H Fry Drug Company.
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Ballard
O. H. P. Cornells
Turner, Ore
D. H. Fry Drug Company
The Common House Fly Its Life Habits And Dangers
The article explains the life cycle of the house fly from eggs to adults and its rapid summer reproduction. It warns that flies breed in horse manure and excrement, spread germs, and carry diseases like typhoid, pneumonia, and cholera. It urges sanitation and targeted control to reduce infestations.
Flies May Spread Disease Says Health Advice
House flies are linked to diseases like consumption colds dysentery and cholera. A dirty stable or neglected outhouse can trigger a plague of this nuisance, yet flies can be checked easily and effectively.
Police raid closes opium joint on Front Street
Chief News Short raided an opium joint run by Chun Sing in the alley near Front and Walnut streets. Several Chinamen were arrested, two opium pipes captured, and authorities believe this to be nearly the last opium joint in the city. Short had targeted the spot for some time and waited to catch them in the act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chun Sing
Front Street
Walnut Street
News
Beautiful Street Project Aims to Transform City Thoroughfare
Walnut street will be graded from city limits to city limits and made into a premier city thoroughfare. Councilman John J. Miller leads the effort which could enable removing the restricted district. Grading to begin soon and run parallel to paving on West Yakima avenue.
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Walnut Street
John J. Miller
Yakima Avenue
BUILD THE CHURCH CHurch on North Third and B streets to start erection
Construction of a handsome Christian church on North Third and B streets will begin within a week. The edifice uses Tenino stone with native basalt backing and little brick, promising a substantial city landmark. The main floor will host an auditorium and Sunday school with 1200 seats, extendable to 1500, plus a basement with parlors for social gatherings.
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North Third
B Streets
Private Sale Notice and Rail Route Public Notice
Notice of private sale of real estate for minors Addie Callender Ralph Callender and Maree Callender in North Yakima Yakima County Washington. Sale after July 2 1908 with cash and notes secured by first mortgage. Public notice of Yakima Inter Valley Electric Railway Company permit hearing July 6 1908 before Yakima County Commissioners on road and railway routes and crossings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Court
State of Washington
King County
Addie Callender
Ralph H. Callender
Maree Callender
North Yakima
Yakima County
Alaska Building
Seattle
Washington
Co. A. Nelson
Ballinger
Ronald
Battle & Tennant
Guardian
Yakima
State of
R. D. Herod
Nelson Grimsley
Said Road
Yakima Street
Zillah
County Auditor's Office
Said Street
Block 14
Yakima River
Union Gap
Sunnyside Canal
Notice of Special Stockholders Meeting for Iler Investment
The Board of Trustees of Iler Investment company calls a special meeting of stockholders at its North Yakima Washington office on June 25 1908 at 8 p m to decide increasing capital stock from 40 shares at 250 each totaling 10000 to 100 shares at 250 each totaling 25000 and related payment methods Witnessed by all trustees this 27th day of April 1908 Ap29-J924.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iler Investment Company
North Yakima
Yakima County
Washington
Nler Investment Company
Sach Stockholders
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North Third Street
B. B
Byhalia
Miss
S. Quarter
Board of County Commissioners
Court House
Yakima Coun
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