Northern Pacific Irrigation Bill Passes House
The Northern Pacific irrigation bill passed the house as drawn by North Yakima representatives. The bill, backed by the Northern Pacific Railway and Yakima citizens, allows storage reservoirs and water release to applicants. NP plans spend two million dollars to build dams at Lake Kichilas and other sites, with construction starting after snowmelt.
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Yakima
A. J. Splawn
H. B. Scudder
Northern Pacific Railway Company
Olympia
N. B. Scudder
W. P Guthrie
G.S
Lake Kichilas
Lake Caches
Bumping Lake
School Board District 7 Holds Bi-Mi nute Session
The full board attended Monday evening's bi monthly session of School District No 7. Several bills were audited and ordered paid and the teachers' salaries were ordered liquidated.
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School District No 7
First National Bank Opens Savers Department with Safe Loans
The First National Bank starts a savings department tied to its banking services. It offers copper safes with combination locks loaned to customers for free, requiring a one dollar entry deposit that earns 4 percent interest along with other savings. The plan aims to attract families and expand customer base nationwide.
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First National Bank
First National
Savings Department
County Official Announces End of Real Estate Tax Rebates
Treasurer Peck says after March 15 no rebate on real estate taxes. The Treasurer's Office this week mails second delinquent personal tax notices to taxpayers.
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Peck
Birthday gathering honors Mr John Michaels on South Fourth
The Michaels home on South Fourth Street hosted a Sunday evening party for Mr. John Michaels’s 53rd birthday with a lunch and a stereoptica exhibition by a junior family member. Attending were Mr and Mrs George Siegel, Mr and Mrs A Johnson, Mr and Mrs Mailloux, Mr and Mrs R N Harrison, Mr and Mrs Brandau, Mr and Mrs Ek O Keck, Mr and Mrs Ed Merwin and Fred Mailloux.
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John Michaels
South Fourth Street
Michaels
George Siegel
A. Johnson
Mailloux
R. N. Harrison
Brandau
Ek. O. Keck
Ed Merwin
Fred Mailloux
Californias booming labor power draws Coffins to San Francisco
Mr and Mrs Arthur Coffin returned from California where they noted strong union labor across industries in San Francisco. They observed widespread organization and investor interest with a landmark building valued at about 4 000 000 dollars offering 24 percent annual income to investors.
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Arthur Coffin
California
Hardware firm of Longuet Kreader Abeling to open in Seattle
Messrs W L Longuet D L Kreader and E T J Abeling of Seattle arrive to form Longuet Kreader Abeling. They lease 304 Yakima avenue in the Wilson block and plan a hardware and paints line with timing and plumbing services. Awaiting completion, they will occupy your-
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W. L. Longuet
D. L. Kreader
E. T. J. Abeling
Seattle
Longuet, Kreader & Abeling
Yakima Avenue
Wilson Block
Yuar
Fraternal Brotherhood Offered Benefits and Fixed Assessments
The Fraternal Brotherhood provides accident total disability old age and death benefits based on the American Actuaries mortality table with no re adjustment. It charges only twelve assessments per year and adds no extra relief or equalization assessments. Old papers at Tue Herato 15 cents a bundle.
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Fraternal Brotherhood
American Actuaries
Seven Dwarfs in Snow White Cantata Form Musical Club
The boys who played the Seven Dwarfs in the Snow White cantata were entertained by Luke Linn and his mother on South Natchez avenue. A permanent musical club formed with Jessie Hatfield president, Reid Thomas secretary, Robert Ward treasurer, Luke Linn musical director. Club aims at higher music study and member betterment with social provisions. meetings held Friday nights. Aero Tomas, Secretary
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Luke Linn
Jenny Linn
South Natchez Avenue
Jessie Hatfield
Reid Thomas
Robert Ward
Aero Tomas
White Hearse to Join Shaw and Flint Undertakers
Shaw and Flint announce a new white hearse from Sayres and Scoville Cincinnati due around April 1. It will be pulled by white horses and is the citys first such vehicle. The firm plans to use the white hearse for babies remains as a new custom.
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Shaw & Flint
Sayres & Scoville
Cincinnati
Ohio
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Clauss
Fairbanks, Morse & Co
Yakima Hardware CO
New York
Yakima Ave
Ters
School Board District No
Mr. Michael's
Tue Herato
Niagafa’’ Steel Ranges
S. First ST
Macdonald
Dthris
Taffeta
Pean de Soie
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