Gas Company Sued Over Unpaid Improvement Charges
The plaintiff seeks $72.05 plus interest and costs for work on a house erection after January 20, 1906, with the defendant's refusal to pay. A second action claims $780.01 for pipes, labor, and materials supplied for the North Yakima gas project, with the improvement company refusing payment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Improvement Company
North
Yakima
Graham
Acetylene Contracting Company
County Correspondence and Local Notes from Yakima Valley
A Yakima valley column reports weather, farming notes, church events, social visits, and local business. Residents including John Hardy, E V Cox, Alva Merrill, and J H Estes are mentioned with infractions and improvements. dances, teas, and entertainment are described along with road and ditch work, school events, and public notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yakima
John Hardy
Gal] Stone
E. V. Cox
George Cadle
Alva Merrill
Charley Silvers
Silvers
J. H. Estes
Leslie Sawyer
Zillah
Moody
Yound
Springdale
White's Cream Vermifuge Advertises Family Health
An advertisement from Col ton Fry Drug Co touts White's Cream Vermifuge as the essential worm medicine for homes. It claims the remedy is pure, best money can buy, and indispensable for mothers with children.
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Colton-Fry Drug Co
Ballard
Mrs. Jr
Galveston
Texas
Reed to Outline New Courses Across Western Cities
Superintendent D C Reed plans a tour of Tacoma Seattle Everett and Ballard to study and draft a modern manual training system a commercial course and enhanced laboratories for the North Yakima high school. He expects local teachers from Seattle to visit soon and aims to mirror Tacoma's model high school.
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D. C. Reed
Reed
Tacoma
Seattle
Everett
Ballard
Yakima
North Yakima
National Guard Association Elects Leaders at Ninth Convention
In Columbia on March 26 the National Guard Association of the United States renamed itself the interstate national guard association and concluded its ninth annual convention. General Charles Dick was elected president with Col. Carrol D. Evans of Nebraska as secretary. Col. S. O. Heisland, U. S. A., gave the day’s featured address.
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Columbia
D. C
National Guard Association of the
United States
Interstate National Guard Association
Charles Dick
Carrol D. Evans
Nebraska
Col. S. O
Heisland
First General Strike by Children's Cloak Makers in 45 Shops
New York reports the first general strike of the Children's Cloak and Reefer Makers union going into effect in 45 East Side shops against open shop policies and a renewal of last year’s agreement. About 3000 workers affected, roughly one third women. Publicity of Accident Reports. The Pennsylvania railroad released a full report on the Mineral Point derailment, the first time such openness by an American railroad, prompting editorial praise and calls for full public data on safety matters.
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New York
Children’s Cloak and Reefer Makers’ Union
East Side
Pennsylvania Railroad
Mineral Point
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia Ledger
Battle leaves several wounded and dead in Muskogee
In Muskogee on March 26 a clash between city authorities and United Socialists club members led to Policeman John Cofield being seriously shot. Guy Fischer, a white man, was wounded. Three Black participants were killed and two more injured.
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Muskogee
United Socialists’ Club
Society of Negro Fanatics
Cincinnati Detective Association
John Cofield
Guy Fischer
Hyland and Thompson Draw in Twenty Rounds
In San Francisco on March 26 Dick Hyland and Cyclone Thompson fought twenty rounds to a draw and shared the decision.
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Hyland
Tompson
San Francisco
Dick Hyland
Cyclone Thompson
Advertised Letters At North Yakima Post Office March 1907
List of unclaimed letters at the North Yakima Washington post office dated March 23 1907 with one cent due on each advertised item. Names include Atcher Semone Barney Anda Benard Buffington W E Burnett Cavalin Hazel Charron Annie Colwell T B Daniels Davies Jeanette Dix Domley Elmer Farr Nettie Goldsmith Lemuel Goldsmith Emma Goucher Sidney Hanson Jeff Hickox Holden Grace Hughes Mary James Clara Jones George Lane Lucinda Lane Leon Lillium Henry Lorraine Lynch Chas Mans Martha Made Walter Mogren J W Morgan Syvilla Mummy Natchez Hotel Owens Glen Owens Velmer Rennie Roberts Louisa L Ross Mahala Schatz I G Scheider Stout S A Thompson Avis Thompson P M Tommasso L D W L Lemon P M.
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North Yakima
Wash
Atcher
Semone Barney
Anda Benard
Frank Buffington
W. E. Burnett
Paulina Cavalin
Hazel
Nature's Catarrh Cure Hyomei Inhaler Guarantee Offer
The advertisement promotes Hyomei as a direct nasal and throat remedy for catarrh. It claims quick relief with a pocket inhaler, guarantees money back if unsatisfied, and offers extra bottles for 50 cents.
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C. C. Case
Hyomei
Settlement seen likely as rail strike threat eases
Chicago March 26 No progress toward settlement between western railroads and employers who voted for a strike unless demands met Another conference is planned for tomorrow With both sides determined to concede nothing the general belief is the dispute may be settled without a strike
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Chicago
Western Railroads
Robber Beats Woman and Steals Jewels in Portland
A masked robber attacked Mrs. Newton W. Rountree in her Portland home, beating her with a revolver butt and choking her into unconsciousness before tearing earrings valued at about 2000 from her ears and fleeing. Rountree found his wife unconscious on his return. police suspect a foreign suspect due to the method used.
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Portland
Newton W. Rountree
Cyclone Cure For Catarrh Through Home Mixture
A claimed home remedy named Cyclone promises to purge catarrhal poisons from blood and system. It prescribes half an ounce Fluid Extract Dandelion one ounce Compound Karyon and three ounces Compound Syrup Sarsaparilla mixed and taken after meals and at night. The supplier states it aids kidney elimination to prevent open sores.
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Clover
Timothy
North Yakima Mill Company
West Yakima Avenue
GAS Company
Ie Vale
Parker
Clifford Wright
Aid Society
A. G. Dickson
Dickson
Joseph Cobeen
Maud Cobeen
J. O. Shadbolt
F. A. Shadbolt
St. Paul
P. J. Flint
J. F. McCurdy
Dr. Hill
Elmwood
Higby
Jack Thomas
Ralyu
Wapato
A. L. Norton
Fred McAltee
Dr. Well
Minnie Dillon
Spencer Jacobs
R. Wilson
Weber
Moore
Gordon
Mr. Bennett
Sunnyside
R. D. Young
Grant Cady
Outlook
Sara Yeagley
Stephen Chaffee
Congregational Church
Rev. Burgess
E. E. Ferson
Fred E. Hedden
Evans Landing
Ill
Walulia
Chris Roland
Lanark
S. J. Harrison
Mabton
Miss Asseltine
Hunter
Grandview
W. L. McCracken
W. Hitchcock
Myrtle Lacey
Wordin
Spaulding
Stephen Wordin
P. J. Lichty
P. J. Reber
Iowa
The
Federated Church
L. L. Yoder
Emily Truan
Retta Stover
Trinity Church
J. C. Swazie
Lennon Cottage
Agnes Lennon
Miss Knight
Alfalfa
MelIntyre
H. S. Hatch
Retta McNiece of
Prosser
T. L. Caston
Ray Rarick
Will Duffy
Ethel Blair
Lon Nass
George Mathis
Jenson
Toppenish
James Skirving
H. Gelhart
Granger
Mr. Robertson
Cascade Lumber Company
J. A. Abbott of
Aera
Slwak
Supt. Reed
Charron, Annie
Nagler
Union
Washington
Chic
H. M. Helliesen
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