Guardianship sale order for Alma B Cooper and George C Cooper
The Washington Superior Court in Yakima County orders show cause why guardian T. S. Cooper may sell undivided one half of 30 acres in the southeast quadrant of section 29 township 10 north range 22 east for minors Alma B Cooper and George C Cooper. Hearing set May 12 1911 at North Yakima with publication notice in The Yakima Herald for four weeks and posting in three public places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Washington
Yakima County
Alma B B. Cooper
George C. Cooper
T. S. Cooper
Alma B. Cooper
George
Sevon
Township
E. W. Mat
Sunnyside Water Users’ Association
Court House
North
Yakima
Thomas B. Grady
J. A. W. Barr
Towi
Selah Valley
Thomas E. Grady
A. W. Barr
Walter B. Wood
Washington
Noy King
Parker & Richards
Miller Bridg
North Yakima
Wash
Attys
Superior Court
Thos. Noble
Yaktona
Ward & Moren
PosteMeer Adadge
North Yakinea
Glib Reply Deflates Questioner in Lecture
A heckler asks about the greatest common divisor and the lecturer answers with a taunt about advertising for it. The audience roars as the man leaves the hall, humiliated and defeated.
New Station at Old Town Right of Way Clash
Grading work underway at Yakima City for the Oregon Washington Railroad station opposite the Northern Pacific building. O W R N intends to build at once but the city’s right of way across N P property has not been granted and may trigger condemnation actions. Captain Thomas owns much Yakima City land and has asked Pine Street be extended to the new station. Residents petitioned O W R N officials for the station amid fault lines over access and potential business impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yakima City
Oregon-Washington Railroad & Navigation Company
Northern Pacific
Northern Pacific Railway
Herald
Captain Thomas
Thomas
Thomas Has Personally Asked From the Railway Company
Pine Street
OO. Wlr. & N
Yakima
McNamara Brothers in Limelight in Times Case
Attorneys for both sides complete arraignment plans for John and James McNamara and Ortie McManigal with Darrow and W J Ford to arrive in Los Angeles by next Wednesday. Witnesses include Dr J A Holmes and Trevor McCachren, who identified James B McNamara as James Bryce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Cal
John
James McNamara
Ortie McManigal
Clarence Darrow
W. J. Ford
Burns
Times
Job Harriman
Darrow
McNamaras
McManigal
Harriman
the Times
J A. Holmes
United States Bureau of Mines
James B. McNamara
James Bryce
Trevor McCachren
Argonaut
San Francisco
Bryce
Labor leaders head to Indianapolis over McNamaras case
Samuel Gompers president of the American Federation of Labor accompanied by W J Spencer secretary of the buildings trades department left tonight for Indianapolis. They will attend a conference of national labor leaders to discuss the McNamaras arrest and the Los Angeles dynamiting cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
W. J.spencer
Buildigs
Indianapolis
McNamaras
Los Angeles
Reduced cost of living shows broad price declines in 1910
A 1910 price comparison lists wheat, corn, flour, beef, pork, lard, sugar, foundry iron, and cotton all lower in wholesale cash prices. The report notes the decline aids the nation and anticipates further reductions due to general business conservation and railway economy following a congress session and the interstate commerce commission rate veto.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tron
Congress
Interstate Commerce Commission
Apology Issued Over Snobbish Remark At Naval Academy
Captain Bowyer sends a formal apology to Miss Mary H Beers for a discipline department remark that questioned her suitability to attend a dance. The issue stemmed from a misreading of her family ties, confusing her role with a nurse. The incident angered midshipmen and prompted Navy and Beers family discussions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boyer
Naval Academy
Miss Beers
Annapolis
J. M. Bowyer
Mary H. Beers
Yale University
Academy
Prof. Beers
Tarrant
Mrs Donald Buys Corner Lot for 40000 in Chestnut Second
Real estate transfer records show Pat Mullins sold the northeast corner of Chestnut and Second streets blocks 51 lots 22 and 24 for 40000 to Mary M. Donald as an investment. Mullins had bought a year earlier and improved the property doubling rentals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pat Mullins
Mary M. Donald
Chestnut and
Second Streets
Donald
Mullins
Pasco Weighs Buying Water Plant From Pacific Power
Pasco mayor considers purchasing the water plant and franchise from Pacific Power & Light. Spokane engineer E Tappan Tennatt is consulting and the council has authorized a $30,000 purchase plus bond issue for repairs and improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pasco
Pacific Power & Light Company
E. Tappan Tennatt
Spokane
Theater idea to center-aisle carriages in venue
A Pittsburg Post excerpt shows a plan for a theater design with central aisle drive-through access. The notion argues that society members face hardship walking from curb to seats and envisions carriages able to traverse the center aisle.
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Pittsburg
Chivalry in the Country Echoes in a Woman's Letter
A Yakima reader laments overbearing grand parents who meddle in her land project. She recalls sharing irrigation duties with them and her husband, noting their well meaning yet intrusive protection. The letter preserves a candid view of gender roles and rural pride.
It Is Too Hard Said Grandpa Too Old to Run
A narrator recalls family conflict over running water and land use. Grandpa insists the land suffered when others interfered. grandma cites gender roles and chores, while the husband argues for staying home. The tale ends with a hard lesson about independence and ownership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grandpa
Grandma
Grandpa Y
Idaho Poultry Record Shatters Egg Output Milestones
George E. Veters of Sandpoint Idaho reports 24 eight month old Plymouth Rock pullets producing 2486 eggs in the last four months, surpassing a New York prize record. Eugene W. Sims of Sandpoint also claims a 21 hen record with 428 eggs in March. Poultry raising grows as an Inland Empire industry with large regional imports and substantial regional output.
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Plymouth Rock
George E. Veters
Sandpoint
Idaho
New York
Eugene W. Sims
Washington
Inland Empire
Minnesota
Towa
Illinois
Indiana
West
Spokane
Suffragette Puff Adorns Sultan’s Harem Banner Clash
The suffragette enters the sultan’s harem and proclaims women will be free in the empire. The sultan reacts with curiosity and unexpected humor, declaring plans to head to sea to save money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Vittol Claims To Build Strength For All
An advertisement touts Vittol as a tonic for the elderly the weak and recovering patients. It asserts thousands of testimonials and offers a money back guarantee if users are not satisfied with the benefits.
Rosser Physician and Surgeon Advert In City
Dr Rosser physician and surgeon with office over Janeck Drugstore. Residence at Cor Sixth and Chestnut. Office hours 9 am to 12 pm and 12 to 1 pm. Member of Pension Board.
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Janeck Drugstore
Chestnut
Pension Board
Notice to creditors for estate of Ben J Gunn in Yakima
Creditors of Ben J Gunn late of Vihe ima County Washington are notified to present claims with vouchers to the adminstratrix at Parker and Richards 126 Miller Building North Yakima Wake jee County Washington within one year from April 26 1917 to receive legal action as provided by law The administration is conducted by CAT ILGA RYAN administratrix of the estate with Parker Richards attorneys at 426 Miller Building North Yakima Washington dated April 19 1917
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Barr
Roy King
Parker & Richards
Miller Building
North Yakima
Wash
Attys
Guardian
O. N. Hilton
Western Federation of Miners
Ortie McManigal
McManigal
Fredericks
Hilton
Gallagher
Norall
Tidianapolis
Washington, D. C
Claliie
Ben 'T
Gunn
Viheima County
Washington
Parker & Richardds
Wake Jee
Tropesa
Eliot
Ajeril
Cat Ilga Ryan
CHINN
Adminiotyubess al
Ben J
Windecrastal
Parker & Kiturds
Miller
Public Notices and Foreclosure Summons Across Yakima County
Multiple legal notices include summons by publication for First National Bank of Perry Iowa against P M Joice and Ida M Joice, and a case to claim community property in Ramsey Minnesota judgment. Also land patent notices for James Hayes and William H Coon with multiple witness names and final five year proof filings in North Yakima and Cle Elum Washington, plus a tax foreclosure notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Washington
Yakima
First National Bank
Perry
Iowa
PB. M. Joice
Ida M. Joice
FP. M. Johe
A. D
P. M. Joice
P. M Joice
District Court
State of
Minnesota
Ramsey
First National Bank of
P. M. Jolce
P. M. Jollee
Ida M. Jive
Geo. PD. Emery
Central Juileding
Seattle
Washington
Marsh
Noticr
Tieton Res
Clamattion
Interier, CO
North Yakima
Washesington
James WW. Hayes
Natches
Bvanestead
Wis
Township
Willametts Meridian
United States Land Office
Wileliam Clark
Natehes
Harvey Tainter
Washinehons
Washinehons Phenary Lodge, of Natehes, Washitourton; William J. Tompson
Harry ¥. Saint
Register
Cook
Department of the Interior
Wileliam. H. Coon
Clo Elum
Nust
Willamette Meridian
Lapae
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Fletcher
Castoria Anna Ss
Eee
Stee
Centaur Company
Murray Street
Walter EB Wool
Ida May Wood
Walter RB. Wood
Old Town
Oregon-Washington Railroad Company
N. P
M’namara Brothers
Mrs. Donald
Corner
City
Joe
Shubber
de Hve
Peters
Free
DPR
Rosser
Samuel WM Craig
Cle
Kiium
C, Liepisler
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