Local News Notes and Various Community Updates
A mix of society notices and local happenings from North Yakima area. American Lady Corset showings planned at Ditter Bros. store. petitions for federal building site investigation circulating. Walter Rider to stand trial in Everett for petty larceny. Sheriff Deering oversees transfer. Al Jewett to move to Mileton, living in Bay house. Mrs Uter and daughter Linden I left for North Yakima. A barn fire at Monte caused $520 loss with $200 insured. Wanassay notes health concerns. Sunnyside funeral for Miss Elsie George draws large crowd. services at Federated church. Local fruit men from New York visit Sunnyside to study valley conditions. Road work on South Nile in progress.
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American Lady Corset Co
New York
Ditter Bros
North Yakima
Washington
Sheriff Deering
Snohomish County
Walter Rider
Everett
Byron
al Jewett
Mileton
Bay House
Mumton Chronicle
Uter
Linden
Thorp
Charles Wanassas
Monte
Wanassay
Toppenish
Lancaster Spencer
Sunnyside
Elsie George
Federated Church
A. J Hedges
S. J.harrison
Mr. Burgess
Sunnyside Cemetery
Horace W
Kennet HH
Day of
Tosi
South Nile
Guy Knieht
He Muriel
Na Myra el
Boa Mouth
Advertised Letters at North Yoakim Post Office
The list of names includes Mrs Emmon son Mrs M J 2 Tim Campbell and many others with one cent due on each letter advertised. Windly mentions the advertised list and is signed by W L Lemon Postmaster.
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Vytt
North Yoakim
Emmonson
M. J
Tim Campbell
Uri M ' T
J.C. Martin
Anna Menard
G.eMiller
Th. Menits
S. Morgan
Bernard Newman
Edgar Orcutt
Josie Patterson
Susie Patton
Dick Payne
Elizabeth Peck
Fd. Plant
Chas
J. Purdin
WH. Pasy
Jake Schoomiker
Tobin R. Seeters
A. (. Smith
Mo CL Stone Braker
Steve Tepuyac
N. Turk
W. R B. Uland
Mae Ulrich
Hazel Vannotric
Carl Vanmeerten
William Watters
Minnie Wheeler
Vina Whittlow
T. Ho Wilber
William Wiley
Wooley
Mr. Young
John Young
Windly
W. L. Lemon
Postoiister
Community notices and events in Ahtanum district
Mr Chilow and Miss Mary Ghispey close a school term. Rev Bailey fills pulpit at Congregational church. Ladies Aid plans May 25 ice cream social. View Finley’s comet by telescope. Mrs John Wiley and children visit Idaho. Olive Draper returns from Pairview. Attendees at Meexee church dedication last week. Streetcars awaited. District 8 school closes Friday with Hackett grove picnic Saturday. Lois Kriper Rhoda Burrows host party for twenty Saturday night.
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Chilow
Mary Ghispey
Bailey
Academy Heights
Ladies’ Aid Society
Fhinlley
John Wiley
Idaho
Olive Draper
Pairview
Meexee
Hackett Grove
Lois Kriper
Rhoda Burrows
Child Harm from a Rash Act Reported in Pittsburg
A child’s eye injury after an attack in Pittsburg is highlighted as a caution about dangers to children from illnesses like colds and croup. An advertisement promotes Dr. Wing’s New Discovery as a cure for croup and other respiratory issues, with a trial bottle offered and a price of one dollar.
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Pittsburg
Clark’s
Progressive Republicanism and What It Represents
Progressive Republicanism champions federal resource conservation over private parceling, stronger federal rail and tariff oversight, and enforcement against land frauds. It calls for independent judges, reform of the Senate and House to reduce dictatorial control, and government as a check on wealth to protect the public good.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
Roosevelt
Luiines
House of Representatives
Congress
Committee
Sealf
Roosevelt’s European trip drains private funds and prompts tour asks
The Cleveland Press reports Roosevelt’s European journey is straining his limited income. Offers for articles are dated but declined. He funds expenses from Levibr earnings and rejects lecturing gigs unless paid, stressing he must provide for family before public talks.
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Cleveland Press
Roosevelt
Gilson Gardener
T. R
Stoosevelt
Lys T. Th
Cairo
Stoosefelt
Scribnens
Levibner
Mertier
Parker Ranch Sees Six Week Fruit Harvest
Parker ranchers begin a six week strawberry picking season with Bruce Wees guiding labor. Mr. Wilson, relative of W P Sawyer, is ill with typhoid at Sawyer’s home. A social gathering is planned May 20 at the Sawyer Wise ranch with ice cream cake and coffee.
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Parker
Wilson
W. P. Sawyer
A. B. Wilcox
Kenneth
Wilcox
North Yakima
John Goodwin
A. L., Butts
Sawyer and Wise Ranch
North Coast Railroad
A. D. Dunn
Mr. Newland
Canal accident leaves man drown after horse bolts
In a racing incident a horse pulling a buggy bolted into a canal. The driver Mr Newland jumped clear but the man was drowned before rescue. The wreck caused a loss to Mr Newland.
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Canal
Mr. Newland
Advertising your way to business growth and recognition
An old tale compares a duck and a chicken on advertising. The duck laments lack of public praise, while the wise cock advises louder self promotion. The piece urges increasing newspaper space, telling the full story of goods, and using bold display to attract customers and boost sales.
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John H. Woodbury
Woodbury
Mennen
Baker
Tpeeman
Woodhillrs Ives
Overhead Crossing Burned at Granger
The wooden wagon viaduct over Northern Pacific tracks at Granger burned early Tuesday morning discovered at 8 o clock. Citizens welcomed the loss saying a new grade crossing with the Northern Pacific nearby will improve the steep grade and traffic conditions.
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Northern Pacific
Granger
Eco Lock
North Coast
Alderman Coughlin Plans Summer Trip to Colorado Zoo
Chicago alderman John J. Coughlin announces a special train from Chicago to his Colorado Springs amusement spot the Zoo around August 1, with free admission for travelers. He promises a clam bake, a commemorative poem, and future tours to other cities to educate Chicago residents and show them sights like Garden of the Gods and Pike's Peak.
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Chicago
John J. Coughlin
Zoo
Colvadeo Springs
Coney Island
Colorado
Colorado Springs
Ald
Coughlin
Broadway
Garden of the Gods
Pike's Peak
Omaha
Kansas City
Denver
Pentecostal Blessings Sermon Draws Crowds at Albert Hall
The International Bible Students Association event at Albert Memorial Hall London drew a large audience for Pastor Russell of Brooklyn Tabernacle New York. The sermon linked Pentecost to the Prophet Joel and marked the Gospel Age’s blessings and future promises, noting God’s timing and the dispensation beforeMillennial joys for all flesh.
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London
Eng
St. Peter
Joel
Pelix
Christ
Pentecostal Blessings and the Call to Joint Heirship
A sermon outlines that Pentecostal blessings opened to Jews first, then Gentiles via Peter, with belief, repentance, and faith in Christ. It describes the Holy Spirit as power for ministry and the future, when all nations receive blessings and the divine nature, leading to restitution and universal knowledge of the Lord.
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Jesus
Jerusalem
God
Abel
Enoch
Noah
Abraham
Moses
Daniel
Prophets
St. Paul
John the Baptist
Kingdom of
Heaven
John
Christ
Father Bas
John xvi
Church of the Pfirst-Born
Tenver
Seed of
St. Peter
Hensen
Peter
Kingdom of Heaven
Cornelius
Partition
Carhellus
Joppa
Simon
von Todas
Messiah
Israel
Apostle Paul
St. Peter Dechies
Ms Heighbor
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Ahtanoum
Lion Bondies
Miles Poindexter
New York Evening Post
Movement
Wnited
States Senate
Inn Senate
America
United States
Parier
Advertising Talk
C. V. White
Bath House
Oberlin
O. Mverybody
Orleans
Florida
Boston
AES
Lake Michigan
Atlantic Ocean
People’s Pulpit
Charles. T. Russell
Brooklyn Tabernacle
Pastor Russell
Pentecostal Blessings
Jess
Mal
Paul de
Paul
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