Fruit trees arriving in Yakima in large consignments
Over 3500 fruit trees have arrived in North Yakima in the last two weeks with about that number more expected by April 1. The largest consignment, 2500 trees, went to G Blair and Desmerias of the Moxee for six parties and 15 French settlers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Yakima
Yakima
G. Blair
Mr. Desmerias
Moxee
Blair
Desmerias
T. L. Walen
A. F. Shannon
F. R. Henry
A. K K. Burt
Scott Cramer
A. C. Ballenbach
Zillah
Sunnyside
Washington officers examine North Yakima unit
Adjutant General James Drain of Olympia and Colonel George B Lamping of Seattle led an examination of Company C First Lieutenant F C Liggett for captain and Sergeants Walter F Tuesley and John Wimner for second lieutenant in North Yakima The officers also conducted a formal inspection with about 30 company members present and drills in the armory The general and colonel are well liked by all members
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Drain
Olympia
George B. Lamping
Seattle
Washington
North
Yakima
Company C
F. C. Liggett
Coombs
Walter F. Tuesley
John Wimner
Drain
Colonel Lamping
Officers Visit As Regiment Dines With Local Family
Mr and Mrs Marshall Scudder entertained two officers at their Natchez avenue home. The visitors were presented to Yakima residents and departed at 230 am Thursday for Walla Walla to continue their examination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall Scudder
Natchez Avenue
Yakima
Walla
New Irrigation Bill Expands Federal Aid to Arid Lands
Congressman Mendell reports from the Irrigation Committee on House Bill 9676, aiming to channel public land sale proceeds to irrigation in 13 states and 3 territories. The act grants the interior secretary up to 10 years to balance expenditures with receipts, outlining a national program to extend irrigation across potentially 75 million acres with hundreds of millions in investment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congressman Mendell
Wyoming
Committee On Irrigation of of Arid Lands
House
Senate
Secretary of the Interior
United States
Alaska
Local visitors and movers noted across Wenatchee region
Prosser visitors C M Beardsley and C B McConnell were in town. Selah’s A Holstein and Kennewick arrivals attended extended visits. Lum and Charlotte Lum from North Yakima toured the area. Teachers meeting drew Lucy A Fessenden from Sunnyside. Local clubs and associations met at various homes. Ranch plans emerged from Max Jackson and colleagues near Mabton. New lodge organized for Modern Woodmen at Tampico. Several residents moved in or planned relocations, including J E Mulligan, Lambert family, and M D Moody with long term lease plans. Inland Telephone to extend lines 15 miles to Natchez valley for farmers.
Ditter and Mechtel Firm Dissolution Notice
Notice of dissolution by mutual consent of the firm Ditter & Mechtel between John Ditter and John Mechtel. All bills now due are payable to John Mechtel who will conduct business at the former Ditter & Mechtel location in North Yakima Washington dated March 3 1902 signed Joan Ditter and John Mechtel
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Ditter
John Mechtel
Ditter & Mechtel
North Yakima
Washington
Joan Ditter
Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic and advertising claim
An ad note questions Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic claiming the formula is just iron and quinine with a plain label. It promises no cure, no pay and lists a 60 cent price. A dialogue fragment from Detroit Free Press humorously contrasts cleverness and appearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grove
Banner Salve Piles Cure Guaranteed by North Yakima Drug Store
The advertisement proclaims Banner Salve as the most healing medicine for piles with a money back guarantee. North Yakima Drug Store, run by A. D. Sloan, promotes the product and its return policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Yakima
A. D. Sloan
Albino Quail Shocks St Louis Zoo Visitor
Charles Payne of Wichita Kansas presented a pure white quail recently caught in southern Oklahoma to the Zoological Garden of St Louis. He notes that among two million quails not more than one is albino. Also advertised are choicest stock of grass seeds and grains at Flour Mill Co. warehouse west of depot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Payne
Wichita
Kas
Zoological Garden of
Flour Mill Co
They Work While You Sleep Candy Cathartic Ad
An old advertisement touts Cas carets Candy Cathartic tablets stamped C C C for digestion and liver support. It claims nighttime use for restoration and notes availability from druggists and roc distribution.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Dudley Shoe CO
THE
Yakima Herald
Lamping
Tribune, Imperial and Cleveland
Hacker
Wise & CO
Moxee Ave
Jersey
W. A. Bowen
Parker
Wash
City
J. T. Rats
Coffin Bros
Harry Morgan
Ellensburg
C. M. Beardsley
Prosser
A. Holstein of
Selah
Chicago
C. B. McConnell
Pasco
Kennewick
C. E. Lum
Kennewick Ranch
Q. D. Herod
Tacoma
Lucy A. Fessenden
Teachers’ Association
South Second Street
Minerva Club
P. J. Flint
Northwest Home Finding Association
Edward Whitson
Max Jackson
Dell Hiscock
Fred Cline
Mabton
Miss Charlotte
Our City
A.S. McArly
John Miles
Crookston
Minn
John Michels
California
Honolulu
Bartholet
George A. Ray
Fullerton, Neb
F. L. Hayden
Mr. Ray
Inland Telephone and Telegraph Co
Natchez
Tampico
J. E. Mulligan
Linse Ranch
Nob Hill
Mrs. Lambert
Macon County
Meyer
Mrs. Flournay
T. E. Elliott
Chelan
S. Hawkins
Baker
H. B. Purdin
Portland
Ore
Bruce
Wenus
Wallace Purdin
Forest Grove
M. D. Moody
Toppenish
Mr. Moody
Thorpe
Phil. Fritterer
G. Macl. Richards
Sloan's Drug Store
Fulkerson
Armory
Yakima Hardware Co
G. J. Hill
Miller Block
Flour Mill Co’s
Cascade Candy Co
H. S. Emerson & CO
Ree Vanee
Yakima Milling Company
Taylor's Best
Golden West
Roduce
Brown
Smith
Detroit Free Press
Alfalfa
Timothy
Fawcett Bros
Yakima Avenue
Third Street
North Yakima Furniture Co
Yakime Avenue
Yakima Gash
Patton & Rogers
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