G A R Convention Opens in North Yakima
The twenty sixth annual encampment of the G A R and W R C of Washington and Alaska opens in North Yakima with hundreds of veterans and wives in attendance. Mayor Lombard greets delegates as S G Cosgrove of Pomeroy speaks despite illness, and Congressman Wesley L Jones delivers a keynote address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Alaska
Post
North Yakima
Council of Administration
Wesley L. Jones
Yakima Valley
Warren Ewin
Tieton Hall
W. KR. C
Reed
Mabel Miller
Columbia School
Dolph Barnett
Lillie Cease
Yakima
Golden Medical Discovery Endorsed by Medical Leaders
Leading medical writers and teachers from multiple schools endorse Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery for chronic catarrhal and digestive ailments. The preparation blends Black Cherrybark Golden Seal Bloodroot and other roots in a glycerine extract, praised for safety and effectiveness in long standing stomach and bronchial conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierce
Bartholow
Jefferson
Hare
Univ. of
Finley Bhingwood
Bentt Med
Chicago
Johning
Mincinnati
John Ei Adde
Cincinnati
Win G
Hahnemann Med
Golden Medical
Joere Reas
Pioroa
Buffalo, N.Y
Plans for Army Encampment at American Lake This Year
Seven companies from Fort Wright will rail to North Yakima then march to American Lake with arrival set for July 30. From Fort Walla Walla to Vancouver barracks, HQ and four cavalry troops also march to American Lake arriving July 30. Regulars plus militia will conduct two day maneuvers focusing on guard, reconnaissance, attack and defense with ammunition use aligned to war norms. Maj. Gen. J Franklin Bell mandates full explanation of exercises and rejects formal drills this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Wright
North Yakima
American Lake
Fourteenth Cavalry
Fort Walla Walla
Vancouver Barracks
War Department
J. Franklin Bell
Patriotic Program Led by Local Veterans Group
Department officers and veterans from Bellingham Spokane Tacoma Bremerton Centria and Everett gathered for an evening event. A boys quartette sang patriotic songs and the attendees joined in. A lively chorus led by Mr. Sherfey of Everett performed regiment and company tunes.
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Edith Harris
Bellingham
Frances Kirby
Spokane
Helena D. Race
Tacoma
Snow Liniment Cures Poison Oak Poisoning
Mr. O. H. P. Cornelius of Turner Oregon reports Snow Liniment eases poison oak poisoning. He says it cured a case on his wife and two friends affected by ivy. Available in 25c 50c and 1.00 price ranges from D. H. Fry Drug Company.
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Ballard
O. H. P. Cornelius
Turner
Ore
D. H. Fry Drug Company
Fireworks at fair eyed to draw thousands to grounds
Washington State Fair Commission mulls a night program during fair week to boost attendance. Fireworks are planned as a key feature along with a carnival and possible lighted races. Transportation is the main concern despite streetcar service being extended.
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Washington State Fair Commission
Baldwin Park
Quincy
III
Plan of Good Roads Organization in Yakima County
W L Steinweg leads Yakima County Good Roads Association planning a countywide drive to unite taxpayers for road improvements. The constitution provides a central body with fifteen at large members plus one per branch, with branch autonomy backed by local elections and a two day notice period for votes.
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W. L. Steinweg
Yakima County
Yakima County Good Roads Association
State of Washington
State Good Roads Association
Central Association
North Yakima Bankers Set Record at 13th WA Gathering
The Spokesman Review notes the Washington Bankers Association held its 13th annual convention in North Yakima. R L Rutter, secretary of the Spokane association, calls the meeting the most enjoyable and profitable on record, praising the organizers for a standout event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spokesman Review
Local bankers gather in North Yakima for a desert of ideas and tours
A 1908 gathering of Yakima financiers including H. C. Lucas and W. D. Vincent featured tours of the valley farms, discussions on government deposit guarantees, and a lively program of receptions and exhibitions. Public notices outline a proposed electric railway alignment and road crossings in Yakima County with July hearings set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Reynolds
Currency Commission
American Bankers’ Association
Des Moines
Northwest
Polis Gazetteer Directory of Oregon and Washington Cities
Polk directory describes each city town and village in Oregon and Washington with location, shipping facilities, and a classified listing of businesses and professions. Compiled by R. L. Polk & Co. Inc. Seattle.
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Oregon
Washington
R. L. Polk & Co., Inc
Seattle
Notice of final five year proof for North Yakima land
Notice is given that Joseph Paullin of North Yakima Washington holder of Home stead Entry No 678 for SW y of Section 8S Township 15 N Range 19 E W M has filed intention to make final five year proof to establish a claim before the Register and Receiver U S Land Office North Yakima Washington on July 22 1908 Witnesses named are John Cook L J Greenwalt Rudolph Knaac Fred McBride all of North Yakima Washington Zenas Y Coleman Register June 15 1908
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Department of the Interior
U.S. Land Office
North Yakima
Wash
Joseph Paullin
Washington
W. M
U. S. Land Office
John Cook
L. J. Greenwalt
Rudolph Knaac
Fred McBride
Zenas YY. Coleman
Notice of Private Real Estate Sale in Guardianship
In King County Superior Court probate guardianship of Addie Callender Ralph H Callender and Maree Callender minors. Under a May 21 1908 order the estate will privately sell Lots 5 and 6 in Block 71 North Yakima City. Sale after July 2 1908 at 901-906 Alaska Building Seattle with cash or part cash and part credit terms including ten percent down.
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Yakima River
See
Board of County Commissioners
North Yakima
Yakinn County
Washington
Board of County Commissioner
Superior Court
State of Washington
King County
Addie Callender
Ralph H. Callender
Maree Callender
Towit
North
Yakima
Yakima County
Alaska Building
Seattle
Notice of Special Stockholders Meeting for Tier Investment
The Board of Trustees of Tier Investment Company calls a special meeting of stockholders at the corporate office in North Yakima Washington on June 25 1908 at 8 p m The meeting aims to increase capital stock from ten thousand dollars to twenty five thousand dollars by issuing one hundred shares of two hundred fifty dollar par value and to decide payment method and disposition of the increase Witnessed by all trustees this 27th day of April 1908
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tler Investment Company
Tier Investment Company
North Yakima
Yaktma County
Washington
Sach Stockholders Meeting
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Mary ‘Copestick
Delia
Chamberlain
Nellie Whited
Clara 5S. Taylor
Helen Burke
Jennie B. Stevens
Chelan
Department I. I
Mary Ramsey
Port Angeles
Mellissa P. Stewart
FT. Wright
STATE
Yakima Inter-Valley
Woking
State of
Yakima Inter-Valley Electric Railway Company
JTS
Cod Ussions
Hott Terod
Nelson Grimsley
Gothenes
Nis
DPD
Herod and
Said Road
Yakima Street
Zillah
Union Gap
Sunnyside Canal
Wilbur Crocker
Board of County Commissioners of
Coun
Polis Gazetteer
Idaho
Vernon J. Rose
Gumbol Bldg
Kansas City
C. A. Nelson
Ballinger
Ronald
Battle & Tennant
Guardian
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