Local News Roundup From Yakima Valley and Hanford
Paul O Bair returns from Moxee valley with work horses for Bair Bros excavating contracts. Hanford Irrigation company funds new cement block church near school site designed by George W Kramer. Coffin Bros lose a Percerchon mare at Venus ranch. A man mistaken for a horse seen at North First Street excavation. Audrey Cole dies at 1 year nine months. funeral held at home with Dr Morton T Rose officiating. Several locals injured in accidents. May post office piece count planned. Ellensburg reporters and visiting dignitaries noted along with railroad and irrigation work in the valley.
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Paul O. Bair
Moxee
Bair Bros
Pair
Yakima
Hanford
Columbian
Hanford Irrigation & Power Company
George W. Kramer
New York City
Coffin Bros
Venus
Pat Mullins
North Pirst Street
Audrey Frances Cole
FB. Ff. Cole
South Sixth Avenue
Morton T Rose
W. M. Watt
Miles Avenue
Jacob Schorttle
Highland Avenue
Zillah
R. Winsor, Jr
Schoettle
Clara
Mabel Schoettle
Clifford W Mlanary
J. G. Mlanary
Pacific Power & Light Company
Goldendale
Dorothy Bell
North Yakima
Ellensburg
C. Henry
stanford-Columbian
Pierce Emory
J. W. Fales Paper Company
Seattle
Emory
Yakima Valley
Mabel Barnard
Eilensburg
L. P. Ouillette
Olympia
F. A. Ouillette
Margaret
Mildred Prosser
Col. Prosser
Dossie Snively
James Jefferson
Jin Hospital
O. W. R. & N. Company
Tiebecker and LaFollette
Madison
Wis
Pullman, Wash
Senator la Follette
Siebecker
Siehecker
Wisconsin Supreme Court Claims
Workman
North Yakime
Sunnyside
W. W. Robinson
Yakima Hotel
Carrol GB Graves
City Treasury Report Shows Strong Finances and Cash on Hand
City Treasurer C. R. Donovan reports for the quarter ending March 381 1911 that receipts and disbursements are in good order and funds are healthy with cash on hand totaling 16,167.44. Current expense warrants will be called April 1, indicating an excellent municipal financial condition.
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C. R Donovan
Cty
Markets Shift as Hay and Potatoes Weaken
Price trends show hay and potato markets turning soft while flour and fruit notes mix with rising butter and evolving egg costs. Local alfalfa trade faces competition from Idaho supplies. buyers seek $12 to $14 per ton for shipment and $13 for local use. Potatoes ease after offers near $41 per ton, with Seattle buyers capping at $35, signaling softer market ahead.
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Idaho
Sound Country
Wittitas
Seattle
Yakima
Zillah
Ccaee
Wisconsin
Limburger
Florida
California
Peraley
Douna
Orchard Spraying Season Arrives for Codling Moth Control
Orchardists move to spray with arsenate of lead to combat codling moth as inspectors urge early and persistent treatment. They warn that delaying spraying in a short season led to greater fruit damage and advise continuing vigilant, scientifically guided orchard care.
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Morrison
Cardui credited by widow for relief from female complaints
Mrs. Cora L Ritter of Wilmington New York writes of long time blindness dizzy spells and weak cold spells that doctors could not explain She says after taking Cardui she is well and healthier than in ten years Cardui is presented as a women’s remedy led by women for nearly a lifetime and helps with pains such as headache backache and dizziness
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilmington
N. Y
Cora’ L. Ritter
City Health Efforts Advance With Deputy Help
The committee backs plans for a trunk sewer and external sanitary review. City health officers will be aided by deputies under Dr. Terreau while an ordinance to create a full time health department is pursued before next year’s budget. The group aims for a steady, long term health campaign, not a spasmodic effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doolittle
Health Department
Terreau
Dr Wing's New Life Pills Ad Claim
An old advertisement claims Dr Wing's New Life Pills relieve female ailments and constipation. A testimonial cites Mrs M Dunhip of Leadville Tenn praising benefits, urging readers to try them at Clark's Pharmacy.
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Mostrian
Argyle
Mich
Wm. H. Careson
Aveyle
Ising
Uung
Yakima Avenue
United R. R. Adjuster
J.D. Flamm
General Western
United Railroads
Japan
Cleveland
Hardware Pacific Pure Paints
Sao
Reece Teers
de Sanicap
Teres
DFU
Gale
Clark
Gale Oo
Wees
Donovan
Vosn
W. Pettijohn
H. P. James
North Oast
Eeseses
Gas Pune
Careceeccoreveeee
Webb
Nck Amatene”S
Pecousens
Eeseesee
Gouve
Tongs, Pai
Navdee Ee
Albertson
Carl
Alphin
Jack
Arnholt
Asbhbaugh
Alick
Beam
Jas. H
Beebe
J. A
Bonnington
C. H
Bryant
Walter
Buckley
Ray
Bunce
Burgman
Laura
Butler
C. W
Butts
R. B
Byrd
A. Z
Cameron
Campbell
John
Carter
Johnnie
Cassidy
George
Cherringtn
J. H
Cooper
Mae
Critch
Curtis
Miss Rae
Dann
Doalen
J. W
Drips
Mary
Duck 7
Lillis
Frank E
Emerson
H. W . Single
Alice
Finch
M E
Fish
G. N
Fisher
Norman
Fry
G. F
Garman
Geaner
Gilliard
Reve
Hughes
M. A
Keen
Keek
Arian
Kueth
Emilia
jLefavor
Annie
McCoy
Virgil
McKee
Walter S
McLaughilst
Nina
McVey Bros
Maddux
Medis
Wburisue
Miller
C. R
Monihan
Montineau
Moncisse
Orton
Ralph H
Moury
W. A
Mialetta
Emery
Noerner
Chas
Ollesehemeley
Adolf
Pagnati
Loni
Parks
M. R
Peaterson
Phorne
Robert
Powell
Frank
Raciner
William
Rand
H. R
Raymond
Edna
Read
James
Richings
Selle
Riley
Fannieffi Robinson
Root
Lucia
Roy
Sanders
Polly N
Sandy
Schuits
N. A
Scott
Rosa
Sherman
Harriett
Sisson
F. D
Smith Matt
Stiltzers
F. W
Stont
Sullivan
Nella
Sunquist
Ralph
Sweat
Miss
Sweet
Corin
Showe
Tully
Aloysius
Turk
Vanderlinde
der Villen
Als Wagner
Andreas
Waihlave
Walsh
Ale Weeher Wee
Wilfred
Wingred
Sam
Wood
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