Notable gathering as women clubs convene in North Yakima
The state federation of women’s clubs meets May 29 to 31 at the Methodist church. Delegates from cities including North Yakima Centralia Olympia Tacoma and more are listed. Preparations include flowers, entertainments, hospitality rooms, and daily luncheons. Evening events include a visit to the Commercial club rooms and a closing program with music and dancing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Federation of Women’s Clubs
Methodist Church
Commercial Club
Congregational Ladies’ Aid Society
O. A. Fechter
Edward Whitson
G. A. Graham
Charles Carpenter
Clammer
Kusmaul
Poole
Harry Coombs
Cassirias
P. Frank
F. D. Clammer
A. E. Poole
Eighty-First Anniversary of Odd Fellows Observed
The eighty first anniversary of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows was observed in Yakima. Yakima lodge No 22 and the Rebekahs met Thursday evening in the Syndicate block hall to mark the occasion noting the Baltimore lodge founded in 1819 and the order now counting about 875000 members with substantial relief paid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Lodge
Order of Odd Fellows
Baltimore
New York
Nova Scotia
United States
Yakima Lodge No. 22
Rebekahs
Repugnant tale sparks call for health law action
Mrs. F. L. Raymond reports a lumpy jawed cow was killed near Natcheez and the carcass brought to the city for sale. Mayor Redman offers a 25 dollar reward for proof to convict violators. A man allegedly bought the carcass and showed beef in town before authorities deny the purchase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra. F
Raymond
The
Nateheez
Redman
Herato
Natcheez
Rand
Newbro's Herpicide Promises Cure for Dandruff and Baldness
An ad asserts that only eradicating the scalp germ cures dandruff and hair loss, promoting Newbro's Herpicide as the sole product to destroy the cause and restore hair. It also lists a sale notice for a Royal Silver platers business, inviting inquiries at a First Street address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newbro
Prosser
First Street
Joan A. Pierce
Forestry Reserve stockmen meet over boundary changes
Superintendent D B Sheller and wife arrived from Tacoma to attend a gathering of sheepmen and cattlemen at the Commercial club rooms. The meeting drew stockmen from Yakima, Kittitas, Klickitat and Oregon, debating allocations and boundary tweaks with plans for June grazing by cattle on the Big Klickitat headwaters and Cowychee Ahtanum ranges, while east of the summit remains sheep land. Each stockman signed a per capita tax agreement, though no levy is expected this year as congressional action is required.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. B. Sheller
Forestry Reserve
Tacoma
Big Klickitat
Sheller
Department of the Interior
Congress
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Kodak
Robt. E. Smith
Eastman Kodak
J. J. MacDonald
Old Postoffice Bldg
Yakima Ave
North
Women's Clubs
Brooklyn
C Brintnall
J Meredith
Centralia
L Packard
E McNitt
Dayton
M Grape
Eckler
Ellensburg
Stowell
M Stuffant
Friday Harbor
J G Ballinger
J Spencer
G Blankens
N W Lane
A H H Stuart
G Blankenshij
H Cowles
Port Angeles
E M Ruegell
M Grant
L D Stewart
H L Marqwardt
M Cyphart Snohomishel
EC Ennis
M Horton
D B Thompson
Ennis
P Ftlarper
R J Ely
Winsor Mies
Knapp
J Reeves
Vogt
J Recker
Robert Abrams
A Seeley
W H Parry
M A Kellogg
Bowen
E Stephenson
J F T Mitchell
M Fi
Bettinger
SS Williams
M de Voe
A Benson
M A Way
R J Fisher Anmank
F Williams
L A Birdseye
Ida Pfile
Hattie Madison Tacoma
H. Jackson
Bradney
L E Sampson
D A Gove
A B Bull
E Wentworth
E F Benson
W C Albee
W F Harris
A E Leckenby
ODD Fellowship
Racine Wagon Co.’s Goods
Ur Barton's
D.R. Barton
South First Street
Schindeler’s
Gentleman Gustomer
Bru 'Ay
T. G. Redfield
Optician
the Forestry Reserve
Tne Wooder
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