Benton County's First Convention Held Saturday
The Benton county convention met in Prosser's opera house with 20 of 31 delegates present. Officers were nominated for sheriff and other posts, then endorsed by the county commissioners, effectively electing them. Prosser backed most offices aside from sheriff, with outside precincts content with the results.
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Benton
Prosser
E. L. Boardman of
F. L. Gloyd
A. G. McNeill
Benton County
Washington
Relic of wreck yields human bone fragment in postal case
Fragment from a Bearmouth Montana wreck box held 3 inch fibula piece believed to be from a postal clerk, with the mail car killed in the crash. Envelopes for Yakima firms were found after the wreck, gathered, and mailed once inspected. Also notes on local ads and wanted buys appear after the incident.
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Bearmouth
Montana
Missoula
Mont
Yakima
Lemon
North Yakima Woodmen Plan Regional May Day Parade
The Woodmen of the World in North Yakima announce a May 4 event with a big parade featuring floats and prizes, plus athletic contests and a three act drama “Through Life's Journey” at Yakima theatre. The program includes a historical production and special feats before a court case over $375 salary owed to Rev. Harmeling by First Reformed Church of the Yakima valley.
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T. R. Fisher
Sunnyside
Attorney Lane
Chehalis
Attorney Lane of
Prosser
Order of Pendo
Wisconsin Hall
George van Buskirk
Walla Walla
Woodmen Lodge
J. E. Jaeger
Zillah
Sound
Allen Mears
North Venas Avenue
Fraternal Brotherhood
Pat Jordan
James Maxson
Dawson City
Frank Hunter
Spokane
Lee Cody
N. S. Johnson
Yakima
Portland
Sound Cities
J. W. McWhorter
Dan Simmons
San Francisco
D. M. Phillips
H. E. Crosno
Okanogan
I. H. Dills
Methodist
C. E. Bowen
Seattle Times
Tle
Slaser
G. A. Lane
John T. Wilson
Norman Ray Wilson
Edw. Whitson
Hanford
Tacoma
Nellie F. Floyd
Yakima River
Lela Hawkins
Emma Williams
Roy Shaw
University of Washington
M. L. Rose
North Yakima
Washington
Idaho
Ellensburg
Roslyn
Yakima Theatre
Aurora
Stephen J. Harmeling
First Reformed Church
Yakima Valley
Moxee
Henry Wagenburg
Herman Assink Oller
T. Bakker
F. Schalekamp
Harmeling
Lampson's Weed Cutter for Fields and Orchards
Lampson's Weed Cutter offers modular sections for easy use in fields hop yards and orchards. Two sizes three-bottom four feet and five-bottom seven feet plus a heavy sage brush grubber. Endorsed by practical men as the best for weed control. available from Yakima Hardware Co or the manufacturers.
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Lampson
Sampson
Yakima Hardware Company
Local Forge Ad Seeks General Blacksmithing Work
Bunnell and Lampson advertise at 312 South First Street offering general blacksmithing and worseshaping services. They provide plow sharpening with guaranteed satisfaction and emphasize quality workmanship.
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South First Street
Nothing too Good for Yakima And Ivory Wood Plaster
A fragment lists Yakima items including Ivory wood fibre plaster for hard walls and Scott's Lumber Yard offerings. It notes lumber, Hammer paints at 1.48 per gallon with five year warranty, Rubberoid roofing ten year warranty, and a bank account to draw on. Also Cedar piling posts and trellis poles offered by Geo Jolly Buckley Wash. Includes separate for sale horse and Yakima Acre Tracts Capitol Hill listing.
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Secott
Scott
Geo
Jolly
Buckley
Wash
Also Mentioned on This Page
City
T. W. Anys
Power House
Hall
South Selah Avenue
Halpern
City News
Briep
Charles Hauser
Central Washington
the Knights of Pythias
Dr. Burns
North Second Street
Missouri
Bessie Hall
Myrtle M. Kinyon
Owatonna
Minn
Katherine van Slyke
Miss Kinyon
Europe
North
South Second St
Hop Twine
Inland Commercial Co
West Yakima Ave
South Second Street
Frwgett Bros
Ditter Bros
Bunnell & Lampson
F. L. Johnson
Yakima Acre Tracts
Capitol Hill
C. H. Hinman
Wiith
Yakima Furniture Company
Hotel
Hiath Street
United States Patent Office
D. C
Casnowe
J. R. Radford
Novelty Rug & Carpet Works
N. Fist St
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