Ellensburg Committee Seeks North Yakima Co operation
A committee from the Ellensburg Commercial club will visit North Yakima Clealum and Roslyn to secure co operation from local clubs for the July fourth to sixth monster celebration Ellensburg will invite towns to join in and will exchange excursions with North Yakima during fair week A W Engle of Seattle will be state examiner and will take A A Phillips of Olympia as deputy Phillips, born 1839 in Castalia Ohio, has held multiple public offices in Washington including Thurston county auditor and Olympia mayor, with a long banking career in Olympia and as First National bank president.
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Ellensburg
North Yakima
A. W. Engle
Seattle
A. A. Phillips
Olympia
Engle
First National Bank of
Albert Augustus Phillips
Castalia
Sandusky
Plains
Idaho
Ellen Gillespie
George Gillespie
Whidby Island
Phillips
Thurston County
John P. Hoyt
Treasury Department
Washington
Hospital For the Insane
Fort Steilacoom
Governor Ferry
University of Washington
Kingsbury Wins Jenkins Scholarship at Columbia
John A. Kingsbury of Prosser, former Green Lake principal, has won the Jenkins scholarship at Columbia University Teachers College. The $500-a-year award honors meritorious students and stems from John Jay Jenkins legacy. Kingsbury, a Prosser native, previously led Ballard, Georgetown, and Green Lake schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Yakima
John A. Kingsbury
Prosser
Green Lake
Columbia
University Teachers’ College
New York City
Jenkins
James FE. Russell
Columbia University
John Jay Jenkins
Kingsbury
Proseer
Wash
University of Washington
Ballard
Georgetown
Widow Sues Northern Pacific for 40180 in Death Claim
Mrs. Melissa Josephine Miller and her children sue the Northern Pacific Railroad in superior court for 40180 damages after Clark Miller was killed by train No. 6 at Cle Elum on April 13 1907. The suit alleges negligence as the train reportedly traveled 35 miles per hour while crossing to the depot. A guardian ad litum was appointed for the minor children, and the complaint will be filed with the county clerk. Attorneys W M Thompson and H J Snively represent the plaintiffs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melissa Josephine Miller
Northern Pacific Railroad Company
H J. Snively
House Finishing and Lumber Services Ad
Twentieth century lumber men offer finishing and building supplies. H. M. Helliesen provides cheerful estimates and can be reached at phone 2101. Cor B and R.R. tracks.
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H. M. Helliesen
Cor
R.R
Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery Promoted as Safe Family Remedy
An older health article touts Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a non alcoholic vegetable tonic aiding digestion tissue reconstruction and nerve support. It claims forty years of cures and notes its ingredients and non secret patent status. It also advertises Dr Pierce's Pleasant Pellets as a gentle laxative and offers the Common Sense Medical Adviser by mail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Pierce
Golden Medical
Pierce
Delegates Named for State Federation Convention in Spokane
Thirty four delegates including four North Yakima women announce readiness for the State Federation of Women's Clubs convention to be held March 28 29 and 30 at the Masonic temple in Spokane. Twelve towns are represented with many hosts volunteered to accommodate visitors and arrangements are ongoing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Yakima
State Federation of Women's Clubs
Masonic
J. L. Hughes
Walter Chambers
A. B. Cline
Jessie Patton
Aberdeen
N. @. Wheeler
William Irvine
Ellensburg
F. A. Home
J. W. Nesbit
W. D
Adeline Coffman
Elsie Coffman
Foley's Honey and Tar Promises Cure for Coughs
All nations battle the white plague consumption and Foley's Honey and Tar is advertised as a safe, certain remedy. The ad urges avoiding unknown preparations and directs readers to North Yakima Drug Store with proprietor A. D. Sloan.
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Foley
North Yakima
N. P. Makes Large Gifts After Double Tragedy
In Butte Montana May 8 officers chase a bandit pair who shot and killed engineer Crow and wounded fireman Sullivan on the North Coast Limited. General Manager Horn sent $4000 to Mrs Crow and 1000 to Fireman Sullivan as company recognition and sympathy.
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N. P
Butte
Mont
Engineer Crow
Sullivan
Herald Supplies for Fruit Growers Stencils and Stamps
Fruit growers are urged to send in orders as the Herald offers a full range of stencils rubber stamps and markers to meet their needs. The notice emphasizes ready supply and prompt service for farm customers.
War on the codlin moth in Walla Walla valley
The Walla Walla fruit district plans a strong campaign against the codlin moth that destroys apples. Local business leaders join growers to spray and monitor orchards, with Prof. A L Melander of the State Experimental Station leading the effort backed by the Commercial Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walla Walla
Pullman
Hollister Rocky Mountain Tea Promises Quick Strength
An 85 cent tonic advertised by Case's drug store claims Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea restores health for those suffering physical weakness with Tea or Tablets available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollister
Case’s
Kiowa irrigation revival brings prosperity to Central Washington
The Kiowa region in Central Washington grows as a modern dry farm and irrigation center. The Kiowa area near Horse Heaven hills links valley irrigation with mountain soils, promising reclamation of idle acres and expansion of orchards, crops, and homes as canals expand and climate favors soil development.
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Kiona Enterprise
Kiowa
Washington
Horse Heaven Hills
Seatle Pp
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Hall
South Selah Avenue
Rayo Sayo Lamp
Standard Oil Company (Incorporated
Spokane
Kiona
Levi Strauss & Co
San Francisco
Little Bunny
Frank X. Nagler
Diamond Dick
North
Yakima
Washgton
Yakima Valley
Cascade Lumber Co
Dic
Homeseekers
Yakima Construction and Irrigation Co
Yakima County
Selah Station
North Yakima, Wash
Karl Sinclair
R. F. Brown
Priest Rapids
Karl
Thomas Catlin
Boise
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