Tacoma banker plan spurs new one dollar checks
A Tacoma plan for a national currency appears as one dollar certified checks issued by W R Andrus through Fidelity Trust. The sample money will be shown at the North Yakima convention as an example of currency under federal supervision with a central clearing house and redemption bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R. Andrus
Fidelity Trust Company
Tacoma Ledger
Andrus
D. S.&. Johnston Company
Tacoma
Ledger
Bank of Redemption
Advertised Letters North Ness 1908 list
Official notice of advertised letters at the North Ness post office dated April 25 1908. The column names addressees including Miss Jennie, Blake Harry Bear Atchison Brown Miss Blanche Brown Johnny Brooks H C Courtney Mrs T C Cooke Alta Cooke Susie Charles Geo Chambers Arthur Ross Dupaz J B Dunn W E Draper Claryce Eddy Hazel Frasier James E Fields Mrs Julia Fenn Mrs Gagajie Simon Hunsbet H Hill Mr A Hill Rev Thos H Jones Grace.
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North Yakima
Wash
Anderson
Jennie Blake
Harry Bear
Atchison Brown
Blanche Brown
Johnny Brooks
H. C. Courtney
T. C. Cooke
Alta Cooke
Susie Charles
Geo. Chambers
Arthur Clark
Ross Dupaz
J. B. Dunn
W. E. Draper
Claryce E. Eddy
Hazel Frasier
James E. Fields
Second St. Fenn
Julia Gagajie
Simon Hunsbet
H. Hill
A. Hill
Thos. H. Jones
Grace
Public notice of post office closing Yakima City May 1 1908
At Yakima City Washington the post office will close after business on May 1 1908. Listed names include Belmont Miss Blanch Carvall Manuel Drew G P Elsworth G Eccleston Jack Edwards J M Foster Mrs A S Foster Mrs Ida Ford Miss Helen Heinz H G Harrison A O Lowe Ben Hamilton Mrs Mary Heres Gene Knudson Chas F Kelly James Lee Inez E Logan Park Mullen Tom Martell Ed McCullough Jos Marlin Ada M Ross Chas Thompson Dr J D Thornton J W Weatherbee J L
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North Yakima
Wash
Anderson
A. D. Akers
Charles. Artaga
Custo
Burton
John. Benson
W. A. Bodine
Jas
S. Barker
William. Benson
F. Blissard
Ella BE
Blanksma
P. E. Crain
al. Cole
O. H. Campbell
H. R. Cook
H. P. Clifford
L. M. Davis
John. Haggard
M. G. Holbrooke
H. Morton
Hill
Wm. Hoffman
Arthur. Johnson
Maurity
Johnson
Milton
J. W. Kiegan
T. E. P. Keneley
M. F. Luerr
John. Lovins
Shem. Laurent
Henry
Lince
Marks
Yakima City
Belmont
Blanch Carvall
Manuel Drew
G. P. Elsworth
G. Eccleston
Jack Edwards
J. M. Foster
A. S. Foster
Ida Ford
Helen Heinz
H. G. Harrison
A. O. Lowe
Ben Hamilton
Mary Heres
Gene Knudson
Cha
Letters Advertised and Pain Relief Ad
A notice lists names like Witherow and Mrs W P Whidden for advertised letters with a one cent due. Ballard's Snow Liniment ad promises quick relief for rheumatism sprains and muscle pains with varying prices. A Texas user praises its efficacy and a local druggist sells it.
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Ballard
C. R. Smith
Tenaha
Tex
D. H. Fry Drug Co
Prospects for Yakima valley fruit crop look bright
J. M. Perry of North Yakima, with the Perry Commission, reports a favorable outlook for this season’s Yakima valley fruit. Apple and peach crops are expected to be strong, with thinning aiding quality and labor. Texas demand for Yakima apples has risen, while Kennewick begins strawberry shipments to Spokane and beyond.
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J. M. Perry
North Yakima
Perry Commission Company
Yakima Valley
Texas
Perry
Yakima
Kennewick
Spokane
Tacoma
G. E. Heineck
Washington
Evangelical Association
Heineck
Nob Hill
Shupt
Nebraska
North
Pomona Heights buyers get escrowed warranty deeds for purchase
Calhoun Denny Ewing publicity notes a new contract feature for Pomona Heights fruit tracts. Instead of a water promise by April 1 1909 buyers receive a full paid up warranty deed on prelim cash of 30 per acre. Deed is placed in escrow at First National bank North Yakima or Scandinavian American Bank Seattle.
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Elwell
Calhoun, Denny & Ewing
Pomona
Inland Realty & Investment Company
Pomona Heights
First National Bank
North Yakima
Pineules Offer Promises Relief for Back Aches and Kidneys
Thirty Days Trial at one dollar advertises Pineules as relief for backache weak back lame back rheumatic pains and benefits for kidneys bladder and blood. Sold by C. W. Camp west side druggist with satisfaction guaranteed or money refunded.
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C. W. Camp West Side Druggist
Social notes from Nob Hill and Pace mansion weddings
A Lotus Club needlework meeting at Mrs. W Miller’s Nob Hill home featured music by Misses Miller Gertrude and Florence Miles and refreshments. A double wedding at Mrs. Helen Pace’s home joined Miss Jennie Pace with Peter Ludwig and Miss Ruby Greer with Pearl Pace, followed by a wedding supper and plans to live at the Pace mansion. Between events, May Day social by the King’s Daughters and several other social happenings around Nob Hill were recorded, including a marriage license for Clarence Gibson and Jennie Hartwell and a dinner hosted by Mrs. W H Curtis for ten guests.
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Lotus Club
W. Miller
Nob Hill
Misses Miller
Gertrude
Florence Miiles
Miller
E. Hall
P. D. Babcock
French
Rutan
Arthur Irish
W. N. Irish
Conat
Colton
Brackett
John Kelly
Richards
Burrill
W. H. Babcock
Steadman
Morrison
Himmelbak
W. W. Gamble
Jennie Gamble
Helen M. Pace
Jennie M. Pace
Peter IT. Ludwig
Pearl H. Pace
Ruby M. Greer
Noxon
Montana
Pace
Oregon
Miss Pace
Miss Greer
Mr. Ludwig
Mr. Pace
Lee A. Johnson
Pearl Pace
Ray Andrews
J. W. Greer
Peter I. Ludwig
Sunnyside Forum
King's
Misses Elliots
Hall
Lola Lowther
Miss Day
Harriet Parker
Clarence Floyd Gibson
Jennie D. Hartwell
Justice of the Peace Coast
Miss Hartwell
Mr. Gibson
Dalles
Ore
Yakima
Brown Runs for Yakima County Superintendent
Paid notice announces candidate KK L Brown as the Republican choice for Yakima County Superintendent of Schools. The formal declaration is directed to voters in Yakima County and notes the candidate’s party.
Hon Wesley L. Jones Praised for Long Service
In the Conconully Record the people of Okanogan county commend Hon Wesley L. Jones for half a decade of service in the lower house. The tribute lauds his tireless work for Washington and the Pacific Northwest, highlighting the region’s resources and the nation’s interest.
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Wesley L. Jones
Evergreen
Pacific Northwest
Congress
Commonwealth
Washington
Okanogan County
W. L. Jones
Ankeny Move Seen To Sidestep Direct Primary Law
Olympia reports a push to bypass the direct prim ary pledge rule for US senator. Critics label lawmakers who refuse the pledge as unfit and crooked, urging voters to shelve such men. The piece argues Ankeny cannot be the people's choice due to the law clause, implying influence over the legislature.
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Olympia
United States
Crocker machine pressure on Rev. Lee A Johnson for congress bid
The Crocker machine pressures Rev. Lee A. Johnson of Yakima county to run for congress to blunt Wesley L. Jones for the senate. Johnson has many friends in Walla Walla county and strong qualities, but the piece warns him to beware of Greek gifts.
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Crocker
Lee A. Johnson
Yakima County
Congress
Wesley L. Jones
Senate
Lee Johnson
Johnson
Walla Walla County
Walla Walla
Senatorial Preference Pledge Demanded by Lewis County Republicans
The Lewis county Republican voters should require their legislative nominees to pledge to vote for the statewide winner under the direct primary. The proposal aims to bind nominees to support the candidate who receives the most votes in the state, benefiting both Ankeny and his supporters and Jones. The direct primary law allows such a contest and Republicans should enforce the pledge.
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Lewis County
Senatornkeny
Jones
Ankeny
A Shrewd Move by Senator Jones
The Centralia News-Examiner notes Wesley L. Jones announces he will run on merit without alliances or combinations. The paper questions whether the pledge will hold or be a stage ploy, and says the timing strengthens his chances given his prior alliances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley L. Jones
Jones
Centralia News-Examiner
Okanogan Forms Jones Club to Back Congressional Candidate
Residents of Okanogan organized a nonpartisan Jones club to aid in electing Congressman W. L. Jones to the United States Senate. The Oroville Gazette urges similar action by other county sections and praises Jones as deserving broad support.
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Okanogan
Jones Club
W. L. Jones
United States Senate
United People
Jones
Okanogan County
Oroville
Jones In the Lead for United States Senate
The Bremerton Searchlight notes Wesley L. Jones leading in the Senate race. It describes him as a compact, capable candidate with broad views and strong support from the navy yard, able to advocate for all parts of Washington state and push for state needs.
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Wesley L. Jones
United States
Congressman Jones
Navy Yard
State of Washington
Bremerton Searchlight
Great crop forecast for Washington fruit in era
Eastern fruit buyers report potential bumper crops across the Yakima Wenatchee Prosser Spokane and Columbia river valleys. Apple peach pear and cherry orchards are flourishing with no frost danger. Strawberry shipping may begin soon as growers expect large bearing trees and vast acreage to yield millions in value.
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Spokane
Wash
Yskima
Wenatchee
Prosser
Columbia River
Snake River
Snake
Columbia
Washington
Lost Shawl Cape Between Selah and Natches Valleys
A shawl cape is lost on a hill between Selah and Natches valleys and should be left at this office. The note is dated 17 21.
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Selah
Natches Valleys
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