Spring L amb En joys Rise in Prices and Local Market Notes
Spring lambs rose a cent to 12 cents per pound with no clear reason other than mild scarcity. Yakima ranch eggs at 25 cents a dozen and due for a rise as dealers ship eggs to Alaska. Florida tomatoes $4 to $4.50 per crate. rhubarb, cabbage and asparagus received. fish consignments arrive. Potatoes, hay and apples steady with light shipments as buyers seek hay for Alaska and the Philippines. Roy Shaw, Yakima ball player, joins Providence as third baseman after a season in Jersey City and a notable junior career at the state university.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yakima
Alaska
Florida
Phillipines
Providence
R. L
Royu
Itusaky
State University
Seattle
Seattle Post - Intelligencer
Des Moines Praises Scoville Evangelist Visit
Des Moines reports praise for Charles Reign Scoville as a leading evangelist to come to Des Moines. The Des Moines News notes his six weeks of outreach at University Church, likening him to Sun day and Gypsy Smith. It highlights strong church growth and expected final Sunday service at the Christian church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Charles Reign Scoville
Christian Church
William Sunday
Gypsy Smith
Scoville
University Church
Churches Unite in U S War on Tuberculosis
The national effort to combat tuberculosis is led by the Catholic Church with Archbishop Ryan directing schoolbased education reaching 1,230,000 children in 13,000 parishes. Other denominations and groups like the YMCA and Christian Endeavor join nationwide lectures and classes, expanding to more than 20,000 congregations. The movement emphasizes prevention through fresh air, rest, and good nutrition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Brooklyn
Pittsburg
St. Paul
Milwaukee
Washington
Chicago
Providence
Baltimore
Trenton
Seattle
Philadelphia
Ryan
United States
Emanuel Church of
Boston
Joseph H. Pratt
Elwood C. Worcester
National Association For the Study and Prevention
Young Men’s Christian Association
United Society of Christian Endeavor
National Association For the Study and Prevention of Tuberculosis
Exposition
Northwest
Middle West
Exposition Prosperity Seen for Entire Northwest
An elder exposition follower predicts broad gains for Washington towns beyond Seattle from the Alaska-Yukon-Pacific Exposition. He tells a reporter that all cities and hamlets will benefit, not just Seattle, from the forthcoming event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
State of
Washington
Pape's Diapepsin Promises Quick Indigestion Relief
Recommends every family keep Pape's Diapepsin for sudden stomach trouble. Claims the 50-cent case digests food, relieves sour stomach and heartburn in minutes, and leaves no lingering bad breath or discomfort. Each case contains enough to cure a dyspepsia episode.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pape
County News Seeks Mail Route Bids and Local Farm Plans
The note lists arrivals and moves including the Wandlass family making the area their home, A Sherwood planting 190 acres in wheat, Kinney preparing wheat tracts, Passage setting out 1000 fruit trees, and Weidmark the school teacher returning from North Yakima. It mentions the Pleasant Valley reservoir repair finished Friday and bids invited for a mail route to North Yakima thrice weekly with bids due April 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Passage
Weidmark
North Yakima
Pleasant Valley
Ward Passage
Naches City
O. B. Young
de Koto
Parker Local Notes Warm Days Ahead For Fruit Blossoms
Mrs Earl Hardison and sister visit J W Hardison home. A E Kuntz spends days at Sunnyside ranch. Mrs George Forman ill at home. Miss Golda Maxwell staying with George Forman. A E Kuntz dined with J F McCurdy on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Hardison
J. W. Hardison
A. E. Kuntz
Sunnyside
George Forman
Golda Maxwell
J. F. McCurdy
Community Notes From Zillah and Nearby Families
Mr and Mrs J O Shadbolt spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Benjamin. Mr and Mrs Hovis and daughter attended church in Zillah Sunday. The Ladies Aid of Parker met with Mrs W L Thompson last week and will meet next with Ms John Goodwin. The annual business meeting urges full attendance. The Aid is thriving. Mr Gillis had a jaw injury last week and is recovering well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. O. Shadbolt
Benjamin
Sunnyside Notes and Community Happenings
Hon W H Cline and wife returned from Olympia Sunday with a house warming turkey roast hosted by friends Monday. A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Fred Allen Saturday. Lectures at the Christian church by Mrs Ellis phrenologist draw large crowds and elicit interest. Edmund Vance Cooke spoke at the Federated church Tuesday evening. Roy Lichty Marble and Fever visited North Yakima to see Chas Hanford in The Winter's Tale Wednesday. Mary Wedges improving from pneumonia. Commercial club annual banquet set for Thursday night in the club rooms with the ladies improvement club invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunnyside
W. H. Cline
Olympia
Fred Allen
Christian Church
Ellis
Edmund Vance Cooke
Federated Church
Roy Lichty
Miss Marble
Fever
North Yakima
Chas. Hanford
Mary Wedges
Hedges
Commercial Club
Ladies’ Improvement Club
Long jury instructions in Cooper Sharp case set to be read
Nashville March 16 Judge Hart will read a set of about thirty thousand words of jury instructions in the Cooper Sharp case. Both sides demanded extensive directions and flooded the court with requests for instructions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville
Tennessee
Hart
Cooper- Sharp
Order to Show Cause Why Real and Personal Property Should Not Be Sold
Court in Yakima county hears petition by John T. Wilson as administrator to sell Elizabeth Wilson estate assets. Hearing set April 10 1909. appraisers appointed. publication ordered in Yakima Herald for four weeks. Also includes foreclosure summons for tax lien against W E Atwater with delinquency certificate 3746 dated Dec 7 1904 for 70 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Washington
Yakima County
Elizabeth Wilson
John T. Wilson
Washington
Section 27
Township 9
North
BE. W. M
Allen & Wilson
Yakima
C. R. Gillet, Petit and Burgess
George Webb
W. E. Atwater
Superior Court of
Florence Edna Hood
Lee O. Hood
North Yakima
Yakima Herald
Superior Court
Louis Christianson
H. L. Tucker
E. B. Preble
A. W. Barr
C. Roy King
Tax delinquency and foreclosure notices from Yakima County
Public notices detail a tax lien on real property in North Yakima with 1903 delinquent taxes of 6.52 dollars plus 15 percent annual interest and costs, a foreclosure suit to be heard in Yakima County Superior Court, and warnings to owners to appear within sixty days. Also included are estate matters, final accounts, and orders to show cause for hearings regarding probate and private sale of estate property in 1909, with dates for hearings and notice requirements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Yakima
Yakima County
Washington
State of
Ward & Moren
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Roy Shaw
Bartlett Pears
Outlook Nursery
E. P. Copps
Wash
National Association For the Study and Prevention of
Spitzenberg
Mr. Wandlass
A. Sherwood
Mr. Kinney
Parker
Ss. I
Lynch & Grady
Superior Court of Washington
P. Flower
S. P. Flower & Co
J. T. Buffington
T. Behr
Buffington
Copartners
J. T. Buffington & Son
William Yeackel
Maye Yeackel
Superior Court of the
S. P. Flower
Towit
Washinggton
J. W. Day
Thomas E. Grady
Plaintiffs
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