Boyd Thomas Sensation Continues in Local Court Action
A city of the second class faces a rare misdemeanor case in superior court as Evangelist Rose sparks rumors about who Advance Attorney Ward might question. The committee questions Sheriff Day and deputies while Ward plans to outline the full facts at a midday lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose
Evangelist Rose
Ward
James
Dr. Bulgin
Wesley Boyd
Bulgin
Boyd
Sheriff's Office
Sheriff Day
Miss Cameron Granted Hawley Inheritance And Domicile
Emma Sturges, alias Margaret Cameron, ward of Edwin Hawley, will get 25000 yearly from the Hawley estate plus homes in Babylon New York and at 19 East Sixtieth Street, city. Settlement made by Hawley heirs. she remains unmarried or married.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Margaret Cameron
Edwin Hawley
Hawley
Babylon
L.L
East Sixtieth Street
Miss Cameron
Emma Sturges
Hawley Town House
Miss Sturges
Homeseekers Expected in Record Colonist Season
Railway officials report low colonist fares have drawn some homeseekers since March 1 but not yet large numbers. They anticipate a heavy season in April and May, with most travelers stopping near Pasco Spokane or Walla Walla, or heading to the Sound. Northern Pacific and Milwaukee railways forecast one of their busiest colonist seasons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pasco
Spokane
Walla Walla
Sound
Northern Pacific
Milwaukee
Hub Angrily Demands Money Echoed by Wife
The dialogue shows Hub's fury over more money and his fear of being dead leaving nothing. Wife responds calmly that she will fare better than those without any earnings or practice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hub
Boston Transcript
Snow Conditions Report for Cascade Mountains
Federal snow report lists February snowfall totals and ground depths across Cle Elum Lake Keechelus Kachess Snoqualmie Pass and surrounding summits. Snow levels vary from lighter at Cle Elum to over eight feet on passes with summits reaching twenty feet, packed hard and forecast to last longer than normal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cascade Mountains
Weather Department
Lake Keechelus
Keechelus
Lake Kachess
Lake Cle Elum
Snoqualmie Pass
Women Lead North Yakima Food Inspection Push
Mrs. Olive Kurtz city food inspector addresses the presidents council praising women’s role in enforcing pure food standards. She defends the ordinance as fair, notes mixed dealer reactions, and urges cooperation among buyers and sellers to advance sanitation and health in North Yakima.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Yakima
Olive Kurtz
Atlantic
Pacific
North
Yakima
Washington
Potatoes and Market Prices See-saw in Northwest Market
Quotations for potatoes range from 30 to 35 dollars per ton as producers withhold supplies awaiting higher bids. Hay shows no strong demand while chickens rise to eighteen cents per pound. Prices for various groceries and livestock are listed with regional figures, reflecting a cautious market as producers hold and buyers bargain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Yakima Valley
California
Wisconsin
Kalispell
Yakima
Kennewick
Washington
Lynch mob rhetoric ends in endless circle of justice
A fragmented line argues that a lynching party resembles a referendum and a recall posse, completing an endless cycle that makes the final determination of justice unsafe and unsound.
Goose lays three eggs in 28 hours claim world record
Abington Massachusetts March 18 D K Hubbard farmer says his Barred Plymouth Rock hen laid three perfect eggs in 28 hours a world record he compares the hen against the world noting the cold weather kept other hens idle and she kept laying daily demonstrating her exceptional laying rate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abington
Mass
D.K. Hubbard
Plymouth Rock
Hubbard
Salvation Army Tag Day Planned to Clear Debt
A group of city women met at the Salvation Army Temple to organize a tag day fundraiser for the Salvation Army. With debts around 2000 dollars and a depleted treasury, an executive board and committees were formed to recruit volunteers, appoint district captains, and set March 30 as tag day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salvation Army
Ryan
Army
W. JL. Lemon
J. (. Gawler
Mesdames Root
Nelson
Ditter
London
Wyman
Muirnsil
Knerr
Dawson
Mesdames Munstil and
Mesdames Dawson and Wyman
Mesdames Nelson
Kutnewsky andLoudon
Horticultural Union
Yakima Valley Fruit Growers’ Association
Mesdames Loudon and
Barnes
Tags
Unclaimed Advertised Letters Listed for March 16 1912
North Yakima post office announces unclaimed letters with one cent due each. Names include Mrs. Ida, Geo. Baker, Miss Susie Corbin, J. W. Chandler, Mrs. H. E. Foster, John Hagerty, Mrs. J. Pred Ingham, Archie Oswain, Miss Nellie Mullen, Mrs. J. L. Reynolds, Mayme Vanderhyde, and others. Postmaster W L Lemon signs the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Yakima
Allen
Bob
Anderson
Andy
W. W
Bailey
Ida
Baker
Geo
Barbe
Barry
Thos
Benning
Dorthy
Bradley
Borer
Harvey
Bowles
Fliluy
Bowman
J P
Brady
J. R
Brockman
Cowell
Ward
Cox
Cresci
Peter
Rounie
William R
Cappa
Jos
Carl
Czarbetzki
John
Davis
Dickinson
Disi
A. G
Donelson
Ada Piggie
Dorn
Gusty Dougherty
Ellis
Gregory
Alice Ibbling
Lizzie
H. B. S. Rancr No
Hagerty
Hanson
T. C
Harrington
Mawkins Frank
Hendy
Jacek
Highland Irrigation & Land Co
Hilton
Geo. B
Geo. B. Care Joe Godard; Hopkins, Mrs. G. L (2); Hudson, J.; Huinter, Mirs
J. Pred
Ingham
Jas
Irwin J
Johnson
Bell
S. S&s
Kidwell
James
King
Nelle
Klaber
Herman
Knox
Maher
J. E
Martin
L. T
Merriman
W. F
Millican
Lee
Moreland & Lasse Mullen
Nellie
A. C. Chase
Oswain
Archie
Nelson
Newton
P. A
Rutledge
J. By Saint
D. G
Samuelson
Sam E
Schuler
Miss Lillian
Sheppard Edward
Shipton
Raymond
Geo. P. Laton
Simmons
Chas
Spalding
Frank
Staggs
Wallace
Stanfield
Jack
Swanson
Aly
Frances
Swartz
Jessie
Taylor
Ammie
Eugene
T. J
W. E
Thompson
R. G
Tieton Orchard Co
Underwood
J. P
U. S. Detective Assn
Vanderhyde Mayme
Waugh
Will
Whitenack
Edna
W. L. Lemon
P. M
Failure and Success on the Fine Line Between Outcomes
The text reflects on how small extra effort and patience can convert near failure into success. It likens risky business moments to tides that recede before turning, emphasizing that perseverance often changes hopeless prospects into glorious results.
Five Dollar Debt Sparks Pride in Milwaukee Exchange
A reporter asks a friend to lend five dollars with repayment due Monday. The friend reacts with mild surprise and pride, saying the request flatters him in a Milwaukee setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Zillah Exchange Day Draws Big Local Business
Yakima Valley report notes a strong exchange day with many visitors and merchants in Zillah. Local officials and residents like J G Hillyer and Dr A Fox appear in town updates while Furman McDonald secures Oakland agency and a band fundraiser succeeds.
Birthday celebration and large funeral in Wiley City
Mrs. T A Davis hosted a small birthday gathering for her husband with son Cliff and others including Miss Woodall Mrs J J Hess and Rev and Mrs C Umstead. A large funeral for Mrs. Wade drew hundreds from the valley and a city lodge sent condolences and flowers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiley City
T. A. Davis
Cliff
Miss Woodall
J. J. Hess
C. Umstead
Mr. Davis
Mothers Hold Regular Meeting At School House
The mothers met at the school house Friday afternoon. Principal Mr Williams spoke on parent teacher cooperation, Mrs Grist discussed school flower gardens, and rose bushes were decided for school grounds. Miss Selphs pupils presented a dialogue The School Improvement Club. Mrs Orval Dorsett’s child and John Dorsett’s son are both reported very ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williams
Granger Library Club Minstrels at Opera House Delight Granger
The Ladies Minstrels with a male quartet at Granger Opera House entertained a large Granger audience under Miss Irene Gordon. Gracia Fox of Zillah impressed. receipts neared 70 dollars with many turned away, signaling strong local talent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Library Club
Granger
Wash
the Herald
Granger Library Club
Irene Gordon
Granger Opera House
Gracia Fox
Zillah
All
Mobile Bay
J. L. Dupuis
A. P. Peterson
Alexander
R. M. Bardue
Moxee Valley to Build Electric Road After Large Meeting
A March meeting in Moxee City drew the valley’s broad support for an electric road. Yakima Valley Transportation Co president N Richards told attendees the company will pay more than current market value for the right of way but remains firm on terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moxee City
Moxee Vailey
Vailey
N. ©. Richards
T the
Saving the Country in a Humble Domestic Figure
A satirical monologue urges practical frugality over fiery political rhetoric. The speaker vows daily tasks, thrift, and stability at home, resisting public demonstrations in favor of private provisioning and calm patriotism.
Valley meeting backs road claim for damages and high right of way price
Citizens from all parts of the Yakima valley urged building a road to Moxee City. An appointed committee including Dr Arthur Cull Duncan Campbell FLX Mineau W R Duffield and Henry Wagenburg will work with the company to secure damages and a favorable right of way cost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moxee City
Yakima
Dr. Arthur
T. ©. Cull
Duncan Campbell
Flx. Mineau
W. R. Duffield
Henry Wagenburg
Grandview News Highlights From March Events
A runaway team was stopped on Main street by Charles Reed and local citizens. The Men's Christian club hosted a dinner plate social raising $28 for a school farce titled The Last Day of School. Water bonds were awarded to Grandview State Bank at $191 par plus interest and premium. Grandview hosts market day and free community booklets distribution at Valley Clothing. The first noonday Commercial club dinner drew a strong crowd and public questions debate. Grandview leans Roosevelt per straw vote. McCaskey launches music series with top talent from North Yakima, New York, and Seattle. Lake Pharmacy changes ownership to George Giffin. Vennum moves to Seattle. Men's Christian club plans tennis courts and baseball diamonds for players and rivals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grandview
Wah
Main Street
Charles Reed
Christian Club
Davey's Hall
Grandview State Bank
Valley Clothing Company
Roosevelt
Grandview Herald CO
McCaskey
Allan B. Dow
North Yakima
Giovann Ot
Pomona Social Notes Roundup
Pomona Washington March 18 Residents and visitors figure in a roundup of local doings. Mr and Mrs Geo N Watkins and Mrs Flionn hosted at Mrs Cross home while Al McWhorter discussed the Indian who took Watkins team. Lawrence Watkins visited Yakima and plans move into Seymour ranch with Phil Kays boarding. canal work on Selah Moxee progresses under Claus Sipp. Stone expects to return to Yakima country soon. Sheep owned by Synes graze Pomona hills. Harvey Ricks plans ranch move. Flyne traveled to West Selah by river crossing to save distance. Mrs Gibson visited Mrs Newton in the city. Gee Sherwood and Al Pennis ton went to Glenwood. Snow and cool mountains noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomona
Wash
Geo. N. Watkins
Flionn
Cross
al. McWhorter
Geo. Watkins
Mr. Watkins
Walt Hustead
Mesers Flynn and
Carney
Lawrence Watkins
Yakima
Harry Cross
Seymour Ranch
Phil Kays
Selah-Moxee Canal
Claus Sipp
W. J. Stone
Stone
Synes
Pomona Hills
Harvey Ricks
Mr. Flyne
West Selah
Gibson
Mrs. Newton
Mr. Gee, Sherwood
al Penniston
Glenwood
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Cameron
Millionaire’s Ward
Gray
Olmsted
le Roy
N. Y
Cascades
Mrs. Kurtz
Yakima Valley News
Herald
Zutlual
J. G. Hillyer
Yakima County
J. EB. Johnson
Frank Nelson
Second Avenue
Dr. A. Fox
KK. K. Tiffany
F. ©. Lodge
Addison
Bent
Miss Griffith
Mr. Allen
McCracken and Furman
Wilkey Dry
Moxee
Bill
T of
Oliver
Ratn
The
First National Bank
Saving Department
Safe Deposit Vaults General Banking Resources
United States
W.W. L. Steinwhg
Chab
Carpenter
A. B. Cline
R. Donovan
Asst. Cashier
J. A. Loudon
Asst
Cashier
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