National Guard Mobilizes for Seattle July 4 Parade
The Washington National Guard will mobilize in Seattle on Independence Day and march to forts on Puget Sound. Major General Ortis Hamilton plans the events and ten day encampments at Fort Worden Fort Casey and Fort Flagler for training in coastal defense and fortification drills.
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Lemon
Fort Casey
Co. E
North Yakima
National Guard
State of Washington
Seattle
Sound
Ortis Hamilton
Otto A. Case
Fort Worden
John Stringer
Fort Flagler
School Board Receives Large Applicant List for Teaching Jobs
The board announced many candidates for next year’s teacher posts across districts. Notable names include James Bever, Mabel Smith, Anna Koontz, Sadie McMurtrie, Grace Shannon, and Mina Matterson among numerous applicants from several schools.
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James Bever
Mabel Smith
Melissa E. Hill
F. W. Roades
Bertha Kilgour
Lyman Edwards
E. G. Towson
Anna Jones
Barge School
S. P. Foreman
Nellie Rose
Effie Jones
Myrtle Caravan
Edith Grady
Lillian Prince
Edith Kinsman
Ethel Burns
Maud Bowman
M. E. Church
Minnie Larson
Kate Hitz
Fairview School
Jennie Peterson
Mary Erwin
Emily Spalenka
Nina Towne
Columbia School
Anna Koontz
Sadie McMurtrie
Laura Williams
Mabel Dunham
Rose Adams
Myrtle Dyer
Alle Miller
Elizabeth McKenzie
Julia Reible
Agnes Hinman
Bertie McMurtrie
Bertha Getsch
Summitview School
Grace Shannon
Clara Felsted
Besse Aumiller
Jennie Sherwood
Jennnie Beers
Leaming
Rena Blood
Capitol Hill
Mina Matterson
Hardest Word at the Gate A Goodbye Chat
In a vestibule scene a sentimental girl quotes a poet about goodby. Her father smiles slyly and notes good night is even harder. He adds it takes the girl and the young man who was there last evening over an hour to say it.
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Pierce
Epworth League Plans For North Yakima Convention
Epworth League members from eastern Washington and northern Oregon prepare for a summer convention in North Yakima. The event will feature district delegates from Walla Walla and The Dalles with committees formed to recruit attendees and arrange entertainment.
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Epworth
Skeleton of Soldier Found on Everett Cleveland Ranch
The skeletal remains were dug up by a plow on the Naches valley ranch and brought to town by Herbert Shaw. Coroner Frank will inspect the bones after they are housed at the undertaking establishment. Local lore links the skeleton to an Indian wars era grave near an old military road in the 1850s.
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Everett Cleveland
Naches Valley
Herbert Shaw
A. J. Shaw & Sons
Shaw
Frank
Undertaking Establishment
Cleveland
Army
Palmer
Decision Favors Plaintiff in Hay Sale Suit
Judge Rigg ruled Friday for the plaintiff E. D. Young against Walter Maxwell. The case sought $120 balance due on sale of hay, and the decision followed an appeal from the justice court.
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Rigg
E. D. Young
Walter Maxwell
Justice Court
Man Confesses Untold Wager Led to Box Car Ordeal
R Smith a self described respectable hobo reports he was locked in a sealed box car for twenty days while en route from Spokane to Ellensburg. He says two men on a North Yakima sidetrack halted the journey and that police heard a noise in a sealed car days earlier. He claims he had money and provisions and intends to buy a ticket to Ellensburg from Hoquiam.
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Yakima
R. Smith
Hoquiam
Smith
Spokane
Ellensburg
North Yakima
Ice Prices Steady Despite Seattle Increase
J. L. Hughes of Yakima Artificial Ice & Cold Storage says ice prices will stay about the same this year. Seattle prices rose 10 percent due to higher fuel lumber and labor costs. The Yakima firm cut labor costs by hiring year round and will mainly affect wholesale sales. It expands operations with coal supplies and new agency for coal in Yakima and Benton counties. Purchase of N. P. track property enables larger buildings.
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J. L. Hughes
Yakima
Seattle
Benton
N. P
Original Dr. Pierce's Little Liver Pills Ad
An advertisement extols Dr. R V Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets as a gentle laxative and mild cathartic for constipation. It warns against substitutes and touts the original pills, developed over 40 years ago, as superior to imitators.
Washington cities show higher teacher salaries list
A schedule by Superintendent D C Reed compares Washington city pay scales for teachers. North Yakima offers the lowest salaries and fewer requirements, while Seattle and Spokane show higher maximums and stricter credentials.
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Washington
D. C. Reed
North Yakima
Reed
Aberdeen
Walla Walla
Everett
Bellingham
Ballard
Morning Herald Briefs Highlight Key News of the Day
This brief column notes concise, straightforward updates from the Morning Herald across local events and notable happenings. It signals reliable, uncomplicated reporting on topics of public interest.
Aridity Rising Across Central Asia and Turkestan
The article traces a climate shift over 2000 to 3000 years shrinking habitable areas from the Caspian eastward to China. It notes desert expansion in Chinese Turkestan and related regions, abandonment of ancient towns due to dwindling water, and nomadic movements from the Altai as pasture grasses vanquish.
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Chinese Turkestan
Transecaspia
Persia
Turkestan
Asia
Caspian Sea
Baluchistan
Afghanistan
Russian Turkestan
Chercian
Altai Mountains
Keriva
China
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