Yakima Herald Publishing Company Notice
Public notice from the Yakima Herald Publishing Company lists address and contact details for advertising inquiries. It notes publication Wednesday and postal handling in North Yakima Washington with management by Geo N Tuesley.
Galveston flood spawns city reform soul of goodness
The essay links the 1900 Galveston disaster to a new city government plan, praising electing a small group with full powers and accountability. It cites Des Moines Cedar Rapids Portland Haverhill and Texas cities, arguing the reform could redeem American urban governance and restore citizen trust. Shakespeare is quoted on the soul of goodness in things.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Xerxes
Europe
Persia
Hellespont
Greece
America
Mississippi
Galveston
Tex
Des Moines
Cedar Rapids
Portland
Haverhill
Texas
Yakima for Ryerson Letters on Community Sentiment
The article argues Ryerson has earned respect in North Yakima with strong community ties and loyal patrons of the road. It laments ingratitude as a key risk for conscientious workers and notes personal education and friendship as enduring assets, ending with a Pineules health ad offering capsules at 50 cents and 1 90.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John R. Vyernon
Ryerson
Ilverson
North
Yakima
Yakima Valley
Westminster and First Presbyterian Guild Meet in Yakima
Readable society notes describe the Westminster Guild gathering at 209 South Nadies Avenue with Miss Kennedy leading a lesson on The Frontiers and plans for Ellensburg Presbyterial attendance. Also covered are What party at First Christian church, St Joseph’s Aid luncheon, Kensington entertainment for Mrs Splawn, and North Yakima Eagles hall construction progress and early Aerie growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westminster Guild
Westminster Guild of
First Presbyterian Church
C. H. Heeman
South Nadies Avenue
J. Kennedy
England
America
Miss Forman
Miss Mook
Ellensburg
North Third Street
Miss Berg
St. Joseph's Aid
Peter Eschbach
North Seventh Street
Ladies’ Aid Society
St. Joseph's Church
Phil Ditter
Barbara Eschbach
John Ditter
Aid
A. J. Splawn
Kensington
O. E. Baker
Spokane
Francis Townsend
Dodge
California
Paker
Kidney cure recipe claims safe at home
An old newspaper blurb promotes a simple home-made kidney remedy. It lists fluids and syrups to mix and suggests it cures kidney and bladder trouble, rheumatism, and signs of poor filtration. A town druggist is cited as saying ingredients are harmless and easy to prepare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pright
Plans for Yakima Aerie New Home and Club Quarters
The Yakima Aerie outlines contracts for a new home and meeting quarters in the county. Completion is targeted for June 1st, with the Finest Club to occupy the upper suite and the meeting rooms adjoining the club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yakima Aerie
Obituaries for Mrs B H Taylor and John Windstrom
Mrs. B H Taylor of Yakima City died Monday at home from pneumonia. She leaves a husband daughter and other relatives at Chehalis. John Windstrom a Yakima Milling Co employee died Monday at his rooming place on South Fourth Street at age 33 with relatives in Salem Oregon. The body is being held pending instructions from relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yakima City
Chehalis
John Lindstrom
Yakima Milling Co
South Fourth Street
Windstrom
Salem
Ore
Lieu Lands for Railroad in Yakima County Listed
The Northern Pacific Railroad has announced land selections under the 1888 federal act. In Yakima County 1110 acres are listed across multiple townships and ranges, with filings processed by County Auditor Crocker after prior county offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northern Pacific Railroad
Crocker
Northinkirma
Olympia
Seattle
Vancouver
Weererville
Walla Walla
Northern Pacific
Lake Superior
Puiset
Jofet
Uiveral
Yakima County
Merla Ramgee
Thurston
Whatcom
San Juan
Clallam
Garfield
Mason
Chehalis
Franklin
Douglas
Snohomish
Whitman
Adams
Skamania
King and Klickitat
Advertised Letters Atchison to Zimmerman list March 22
One cent due on each letter advertised kindly mention advertised when calling for same. W. TI. LEMON, Postmaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atchison
James
Bunce
Minnie
Burnell
Tressie
Boyle
Charles
Boyer R. F
Berndt
Sophia
Colwell
J. L
Coyner
Jes
Culver
M. P
Cockril
Leonard
Capps
Frank
Caldwell
Chamberlin
Harry
Vavalin
Doo
Lekan
Tom
Laningham
H. V
MacPherson
CC. E
Mahre
Rosella
McDonald
Martin
Henry T
McCune
Markan
Miss Fannie
Myrer
Cash
Parker
Nell
Pounds
Jack
Quackenbush
Miss Pearl
Robbins
E. V
Riorden
J. K
Robnson
A. B
Saunders
Jim
Symader
Louie
Spining
Howard
Sturet
Johnnie
Simm
Smith Howard
Stuart
M. A
Toone
H. G
Williamson
Wood
Jessie
Wickersham
H. W
Williams
Nalum
Warren
W W
Zimmerman
Lillian
W. TI
Lemon
Outlook Nursery Offers Grafted Trees and Plants
Sunnyside Washington mail listing advertises Yakima valley grafted trees and scions for Bartlett pears apples and strawberry plants. Specializes in home grown whole rooted stock with competitive pricing from proprietor E P Dopps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yakima Valley
Bartlett Pears
Outlook Nursery
E. P. Dopps
Prop
Sunnyside
Wash
Miller Paroled Convict Escapes From Hospital
George Miller, a paroled convict tied to a Parker Bottom fight last Monday, escaped from St. Elizabeth's hospital early Monday. No charges were filed yet and no guard was on duty, making the escape easy. A further telegram said Miller is sought by state authorities for breaking parole. officials think he has left the city and expect capture in a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Miller
Parker Bottom
St. Elizabeth's Hospital
Miller
Mollister's Rocky Mountain Tea Promises Spring Health
An advertisement touts Mollister's Rocky Mountain Tea as a spring regulator that brings strength health and happiness to the whole family. Priced at 35 cents it is sold at Case's drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mollister
Rocky Mountain
Case
Notice of Contests on Two Homestead Entries in Yakima
The Department of the Interior announces two contest actions against homestead entries in North Yakima Washington. D Harry Miller contests entry 4515 by Charles Stanley Hoyle alleging abandonment lack of residence and cultivation with public hearings set for April 27 1909 before the U S Land Office. Philip Eyer contests entry 6060 by William J Read alleging abandonment and no residence or cultivation with hearings also scheduled for April 27 1909.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
United States Land Office
North Yakima
Washington
D. Harry Miller
Township
Range 22
Charles Stanley Hoyle
Sail
Wash
Philip Eyer
Homestead
Range 23
William J. Read
Order to Show Cause in Probate for Elizabeth Wilson Estate
In Yakima County Superior Court Washington a probate matter titled In the Matter of the Estate of Elizabeth Wilson Deceased orders show cause regarding sale of real and personal property. The proceeding seeks judicial authority to proceed with disposition under probate rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Washington
Yakima County
Elizabeth Wilson
Petition to Sell Decedent's Estate in Yakima County
In Yakima county Washington John T Wilson administrator of Elizabeth Wilson deceased petitions for an order to sell decedents personal and real property valued around 1272 50 and 3000 00 respectively to pay debts and administration costs The court orders appearance on April 10 1909 at 9 30 am to show cause and appoints appraisers C R Gillette Burgess to value property and publish notice in Yakima Herald for four weeks March 10 1909 to April 31 1909 opvang
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John T. Wilson
Elizabeth Wilson
Yakima County
Washington
Tve
Section
Township 9
North
Range 23
BE. W. M
Allen & Wilson
Yakima
C. R. Gillet
Petit
Burgess
North Yakima
Superior Court
State of Washington
Louie Christianson
H. L. Tucker
Yakima Herald
Baiu
E. B. Preble
Foreclosure Summons and Estate Sale Order Notice
Foreclosure summons issued in Yakima County against W. E. Atwater and others for taxes on Lot 22 in Block 12 North Yakima with 70 cents delinquent and 6.53 tax payments. court to decide lien foreclosure. Also an order to show cause why real estate should not be sold at private sale of the estate of Louie Christianson in Yakima County scheduled for April 12 1909 with notices in Yakima Herald and public postings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Washington
Yakima County
George Webb
W. E. Atwater
Yakima
Washington
North Yakima
A. W. Barr
Washinton
C. Roy King
Notice Fixing Hearing on Final Account in Hood Estate
In Yakima County Washington the Superior Court fixes hearing for the final account of Lee O Hood administrator of the Florence Edna Hood estate. The hearing is set for March 25 1909 at 1 30 p m in North Yakima with publication in Yakima Herald for four weeks and posting in three public places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Court of
Washington
Yakima County
Florence Edna Hood
Lee O. Hood
North Yakima
Yakima Herald
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Geo. N. Tuesley
North Yakima, Wash
C. W. Camp
Guy DD. Yeager
First Christian Church
Evangeline Howick
F. O. FE
W. N. Wilson
del Carey Smith
M. G. Duncan
Wilson
Lieu Lands Por Railroad
State of
Ward & Moren
P. O
R. C. Roy King
Lynch & Grady