Horticultural Union Directors Reelect. Discuss Fruit Sales
The OMAE Horticultural Union met Saturday to reelect directors M. N. Richards W. N. Trish E. Remy W. L. Wright BE. G. Peck J. Th. Kingson and J. M. Brown. About 1598 shares were represented. Manager Samson outlined past 16 months' activity and proposed selling additional fruit to cover expenses. Resolutions praised the management and directors for their work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horticultural Union
Messrs. M. N. Richards
W. N. Trish
E. Remy
W. L. Wright
BE. G. Peck
Th. Kingson
J. M. Brown
E. Samson
Samson
Pure Food Law Endorsed Remedy Foley’s Honey and Tar
The ad states Foley's Honey and Tar for coughs colds and lung troubles is not affected by the National Pure Food and Drug law as it contains no opiates or other harmful drugs. It is recommended as a safe remedy for children and adults and sold by North Yakima Prog Store owned by A. D. Sloan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
North Yakima
A. D. Sloan
Settlement Reaches Amicable Water Rights Accord at Ahtanum
The United States government and the Ahtanum ranchers committee sign a settlement over creek water distribution. Whites receive three quarters of the flow, Indians one quarter, with headgates and ditch tenders to enforce shares. The agreement ends related court cases and may boost Ahtanum land values. W H Code departs Seattle to oversee further government work.
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United States
Ahtanum Ranchers
Garfield
Yakima
W. H. Code
Seattle
Golden Grain Granules touted as pure cereal coffee
An advertisement extols Golden Grain Granules as 100 percent pure cereal coffee that tastes like coffee and nourishes men women and children. It promises children have a right to drink it and urges grocers in North Yakima to stock it from Yakima Grocery Co. Fourteen thousand people reportedly loved it at Pure Food shows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yakima Grocery Co
North Yakima
Wapato Irrigation Lands Withdrawn on Yakima Reservation
The interior department orders withdrawal of lands under the Wapato irrigation project from Yakima Indian reservation stretching from Yakima River to Fort Simcoe and Ahtanum Range to Satus Creek. The move signals immediate continuation of canal construction, with over 180000 acres affected across many townships. Property values and settlement prospects rise as North Yakima and local towns anticipate benefits.
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Yakima
Department of the Interior
Yakima Valley
Northern Pacific
Fort Simcoe
Ahtanum Hill
Satus Creek
Wapato Canal
Maj. Lynch
Wapato
Toppenish
North Yakima
Celebration Plans for Fourth of July in North Yakima
North Yakima vendors plan a full Fourth of July celebration with races, a ball game, horse events, a large fireworks display, and a street parade by the Modern Woodmen. Invitations go to nearby towns, and hundreds of outsiders are expected. prizes total $800 plus $150 in drilling contests.
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North
Yakima
Dill
Fair Grounds
Mr. Dill
Man credits Foley's Kidney Cure after illness
"I had been troubled with kidney disease for the last five years," writes Robert R. Watts of Salem, Mo. He tried doctors and remedies with no relief until Foley's Kidney Cure. Less than two bottles cured him and he is now sound and well. Kidney irregularities in summer are often caused by excess drinking or overheating. Attend to the kidneys at once with Foley's Kidney Cure, sold by North Yakima Drug Store, A. D. Sloan, Prop.
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Robert R. Watts
Salem
Foley
North
Great Banquet Closes Woodmen Convention in Central Washington
The Modern Woodmen of America state convention in central Washington ends after a grand banquet at Tieton hall. Over 600 attendees, including Woodmen and families, praise the event with an exceptional spread served by Epworth league members. C. S. Elliott acts as toastmaster guiding speakers and program, with music by the Nagler orchestra.
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Washington
Woodmen of America
Tieton Hall
Woodman
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Epworth League
Woodmen
J. M. Cash
Joe Storer
N. C. Hutchins
O. F. Spring
C. S. Elliott
Nagler Orchestra
R. A. Ballinger
Prosser
High School Heating Contract Discussed
The high school heating system would cost about 16200 dollars including the smokestack and fittings. The Yakima Hardware and Heating company is favored to receive the contract if they meet requirements set by a Tacoma expert. Plumbing work was awarded to Moxee Hardware company for 3500 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yakima Hardware and Heating Company
Tacoma
School Board
Moxee Hardware Company
Fat Mullins Captured in Montana Murder Case
Fat Mullins was arrested by Great Falls police on the murder charge of Angelo Orlando in Fernie British Columbia from last September. He will be sent to Fernie for trial.
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Pat Mullins
Great Falls
Ment
Fariday
Fat Mullins
Fernie
B. C
Angelo Orlando
Hope to Show Yakima Value of Proposition
A discussion on a key Yakima proposition is set for Friday with Samuel Hill of the state roads association and an advisory board. Legh R. Freeman has received a self explanatory letter dated May 9 1908 from Seattle detailing interest in the Yakima proposal.
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Spokane
Yakima
Karl C. Bowers
Kennewick
Samuel Hill
Yakima Valley
State Roads Association
Legh R. Freeman
Seattle
North Yakima
Wash
Rose Land plans vast Columbia river tract cultivation and fall tree plantings
J H Rose president of Rose Land company and Priest Rapids Orchard company outlines plans to cultivate hundreds of acres on the Columbia river this year with at least 400 acres in crops. The fall will see the entire tract planted to trees and ten acre subdivision of Priest Rapids orchards for care until bearing. He notes progress on the Roslyn coal mine and intends to deepen the North Yakima artesian well shaft as water flow increases.
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J. H. Rose
Rose Land Company
Priest Rapids Orchard Company
Columbia River
Seattle
Priest Rapids
Roslyn
Washington
State Auditor Reports April Finances
The April report by State Auditor Clausen shows general funds receipts of 587394.19 dollars and disbursements of 180671.57 dollars with May 1 cash on hand at 369594.65 dollars. Receipts from all funds totaled 955746.64 dollars and total disbursements were 293175.71 dollars.
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State Auditor
Clausen
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Oame
Yakima River
Ahtanum Range
Sotus Creek
Alexander
F. Z. Annabel
Mark. Atchison
Florence
Bryan
Lawrence
Brown
Ed. Bolack
Wilfrid
Budsworth
W. H. Chase
Wm. Camps
Wi Chittim
Touts
Carr
Madge
Cook
L. S. Colgrove
Olive
Conger
James
Carlsson
George
Clemens
Abbie
Dickson
D. F. Dickinson
J. C. Day
James E. Tavis
J. C. Jackson
Max. Johnson
Lanna
Long
W.H. Lange
Charles. Laughlin
A. G. Labarge
I. Lyon
Ben
F. Midthem
B. Melton
N. E. McKay
J. W. Boberly
Nora. Mohl
N. Miller
Robert, Morton
L. Mattheur
Cora
McGuire
A. L. Neff
H. J. Olson
John
Olson
C. Palmer
W. E. Paul
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Rovie
Poulin
Portuna
Prin
Nth
Yale
Preston
Judd
Pane
Barna
Reed
Hattie
W. L. Lemon
Camp
West Side
Elliot Bay
le Sauterer
A.H. Sanders
Wenatchee
Eugene Carr
A. M. Small
Everett
F. FE. Boyd
Mr. McCord
Greenville
William Daniels
Lynden
Lauterer
Central School
Capt. Smith
Elliott Bay
Bellingham
W. W. Lemon
Marshall Scudder
John Curry
Peoria
Ill
Nob Hill
Vine
North Yakima Band
Yakima Forester
Seattle Forester
Bellingham Forester
Tacoma Forester
Spokane Forester
Sunnyside Forester
Modern Woodmen of America
Yakima County Woodmen
Prohibitionists
White House
Clinton Howard
Rochester
N. Y
Yakima Theatre
Anti-Saloon League
T. E. Webb
Howard
Temperance Society
Prohibiion
Washington, DD
Prohibition State Central Committee
Oliver Stewart
Chicago
Opera House
C. W. Camp
Eliott Bay
Nation
Woodcraft Insurance
F. J. Allen
C.E. Bamers
TATE
Mr. Freeman
Portland
Levi Strauss & Co
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