Evelyn Thaw to sue for divorce from Harry Thaw
Evelyn Nesbit Thaw will commence divorce proceedings against Harry K. Thaw on the ground of insanity at marriage. Papers to be served tomorrow. Thaw to defend. The couple to live apart as counsel confirmed a split opposed to reconciliation. Daniel O’Reilly will lead Evelyn’s case with expert witnesses from the murder trial.
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New York
Evelyn Nesbit Thaw
Harry K. Thaw
Thaw
Stanford White
William Thaw
Harry
Col
Franklyn Bartlett
Evelyn Thaw
Col. Bartlett
Evelyn
Heavyweight Barry Kicked by Horse Delays Event
Barry a local heavyweight is sidelined after being kicked by a horse but aims to fight Rickers of Toppenish March 20. Lonnie Austin returns with two entries as Craft and Tad Jones enter the middleweight bout. Marshall and Austin vow to win the intercity smoker for their clubs while promising strong showings.
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Barry
Athletic Club
Berry
Rickers
Lonnie Austin
Craft
Kraus
A. C
Time rivals set for Yakima theatre March 20 showdown
Marshall travels to Toppenish to recruit fighters for the S. A. C. contest. Tom Sewell, former Chicago Athletic Club champion, declares he is not a has been and is ready to perform tonight.
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Yakima Theatre
Marshall
Tom Sewell
Chicago Athletic Club
Bucklen's Arnica Salve Praised By Rev F Starbird
Reverend F Starbird of East Raymond Maine endorses Bucklen's Arnica Salve as the best healer for an old army wound and obstinate sores. He also reports success using it in his veterinary practice. Sold for 25 cents at C C Case's drug store.
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F. Starbird
East Raymond
Maine
C. C. Case
Alfalfa Drug On Market And Feed Prices Rise
Alfalfa hay now selling at nine dollars a ton in North Yakima down from sixteen last year due to a mild winter. A farmer reports feeding 75 tons this season after 700 tons last year. Grain costs are higher than a year ago with wheat at about one dollar fifty per hundred pounds barley around thirty one dollars a ton shorts twenty nine fifty nine bran twenty seven fifty five. Mills reported to be busy indicating strong demand keeping prices elevated.
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Yakima
Electric Bitters touted as spring medicine by San Francisco architect
Mr Norman R Coulter a prominent architect in the Delbert Building San Francisco endorses Electric Bitters calling it a tonic for all and claiming it promptly corrects stomach liver and kidney disorders and boosts the system. The ad declares it the best spring medicine and a superior blood purifier priced at 50 cents at C C Case’s drug store.
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Norman R. Coulter
Delbert
San Francisco
C .C. Case
Dry farming bill expands to include Washington state
A House public lands committee measure creating 320 acre homesteads on semi arid non irrigable non mineral land in NW states has been amended to include Washington. The bill, titled the dry farming bill, seeks to establish homesteads in the listed areas as part of a broader agricultural policy.
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House Public Lands Committee
Washington
Washington, D. C
Ballard's Horehound Syrup Ad Promises Quick Cough Cure
An old advertisement claims chest pains and cough relief with Ballard's Horehound Syrup. A testimonial from Mrs J in Galveston Texas praises its relief, urging readers to buy at Fry the druggist.
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Ballard
Galveston
Texas
Fry
Miss Tita Busemann Funeral Here At German Lutheran Church
The funeral for Miss Tita Busemann, age 15, was held Monday afternoon from the German Lutheran church. She was a beloved eighth grade student at Central School. Pallbearers included Frances White, Grace Istmann, Bertha Rayner, Dorothy Coffin, Winona and Myrtle McAulay.
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Tita Busemann
Miss Busemann
Central School
Francis White
Grace [Istmann
Bertha Rayner
Dorothy Coffin
Winona
Myrtle McAuliay
Paint Sale Near Cost At Stotts Lumber Yard
For the next 60 days the store offers paint near cost. The ad notes houses painted seven years ago still look well and guarantees the paint wears as well as any offered here. Hurry to 8 41 Stott's Lumber Yard.
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Stott
Naglers Move to Selah Valley Ranch in Washington
Dr. F N Nagler and his brother W F Nagler with their family from Howard Michigan relocate to the ranch they just bought in the Selah valley.
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F. N. Nagler
W. F. Nagler
Howard, Mich
Selah Valley
Social notes of Nob Hill and Grandview events of 1908
Multiple society happenings across Nob Hill and Grandview include the Nob Hill Methodist Aid gathering with 18 ladies at Mrs. W. M. Nelson’s home, Lotus Club entertainments at Mrs. John Kelly’s, and several bridge parties hosted by Mrs. Henry B. Pratt at Buena Vista. Guests, prizes, and performances span numerous households, with a mention of the Epworth League recital and Royal Neighbors reception and a marriage of Miss Clara T. Adams to Mr. Andrew L. Thomson in North Yakima.
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Nob Hill
Methodist Aid Society
W. M. Nelson
P. B. Babcock
Lotus Club
John Kelly
Grandview Avenue
John Richards
Bernice Babcock
Margery Webster
Rutan
Richards
N. M. Richards
Henry B. Pratt
Buena Vista
Ira M. Krutz
Robertson
Alfred Joe Hilton
Harry Baylor
W. L. Steinweg
W. L. Wright
Wright
A. B. Weed
Bernard Wilkinson
D. E. Lesh
I. M. Krutz
H. B. Rigg
Congdon
George Bunbar
W. W. Robertson
Godcharles
Alfred Joe Helton
Frank Horsley
Verna Cox
Alex. Miller
E. C. van Brandt
E. G. Tennant
Charles Heath
Thomas Martin
Guy Allen
O. A. Fechter
Alfred J. Helton
Clara T. Adams
Andrew L. Thomson
North Yakima
East Mercer Street
J. D. O. Ferris
Boylston Avenue Unitarian Church
Miss Adams
Thomson
Madison University
Chicago University
Coterie Club
F. B. Ketchum
North Front Street
Reed
Larrison
Berry
Hansen
Peterson
A. J. Helton
Heath
North Sixth Street
Timothy Lynch
Charles Underwood
J. J. Rudkin
Gauler
Bertha Getsch
Odd Fellows Hall
Sunshine Camp No
Royal Neighbors of America
Nagler
Lanterman
Frank Adams
Catherine Stedman
Elizabeth Louden
Alice Hatch
Rose McClosky
Alpha Campbell
Maude Howard
Adah Kramer
Hattie Frankland
Laura Ackley
Minnie McWhinnie
Frank X. Nagler
Lena Lanterman
Anna Disbrow
Sarah Stohr
Eva Whited
Sadie Collins
Marie Vandermeer
Violet Greg
Jennie Spring
Honored guest displays broad smile at dining event
An honored guest signed the guest list and grinned in a wide display of happiness. The dining room boasted red decorations with Mrs. Charles Barnes and Mrs. Janeck assisting in serving. Guests included Chas. Heath Dr. Wight John Weigle Chas. Barnes W. O. Brad bury Dunbar Morgan Fred Janeck Harry H. Andrews and Fritz R. Miller.
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North Second Avenue
W. A. Bell
A. B. Weed
George Donald
Frank Horsley
L. O. Janeck
Sue Lombard
Charles Lombard
John Weigel
E. B. Moore
Yott
George Vance
Alex, Miller
Holland Wight
Charles Barnes
Mrs. Janeck
Messrs
Chas. Heath
Dr. Wight
John Weigle
Chas. Barnes
W. O. Bradbury
Dunbar, Morgan
Fred Janeck
Harry H. Andrews
Fritz R. Miller
Blackrock Families Move In As Windmill Pumps Water
Mr and Mrs Prior move with five children to a hillstead in Blackrock. Meebour reports a new windmill pumping 197 feet deep water. Story and Reed travel from Priest Rapids with eight horses to aid Hensell in wheat. Prior’s young daughter dislocates elbow but recovers. Ernest A Brown offers tree planting with guaranteed stands and inspection.
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Mr. al. Story
Billy Reed
Priest Rapids
Farm loans offered by Netherlands American Mortgage Co
The Netherlands American Mortgage Company offers farm loans over $1000 at 7 percent with no delay. Apply to C. Dameyer, Agent, No. 423 Alaska Building, Seattle, Washington.
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Netherlands
American Mortgage Company
C. Dameyer
Alaska Bldg
Seattle
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