Local News Highlights From Yakima Area May 22
South Fourth street residents clean yards and gutters as improvements show. A special train to Seattle leaves Pasco May 22 with stops at Kennewick Kiowa Prosser Mabton Alfalfa Toppenish Wapato Yakima City and North Yakima. Yakima Tigers beat Seattle Nationals 5 to 3 as the semi pros ramp up for summer.
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South Fourth Street
Seattle
Pasco
Kennewick
Kiowa
Prosser
Mabton
Alfalf
Right of way deeds filed for new inter valley traction line
Deeds authorize right of way for a proposed Inter Valley traction line into Sunnyside country with access via Union Gap on the Moxee side, running parallel to Yakima Valley Transportation Co. plans. Several local items note political activity, signage plans, a long marriage license, and local curiosities around salmon watching and a dog poisoner incident.
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Inter-Valley Traction Company
Sunnyside
Union Gap
Moxee
Yakima Valley Transportation Company
A. J. Splawn
Spokane
Splawn
Yakima
Government wins sixth grazing case in national forests ruling
In Denver Do ver federal court Judge Robert E Lewis overruled Fred Light of Pitkin County Colorado on the constitutionality of secretary of agriculture grazing regulations for national forests. The suit argues grazing fees clash with state fence laws though forests are unfenced. The decision aligns with the Shannon Montana case and was upheld earlier by the ninth circuit in San Francisco.
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Secretary of Agriculture
United States Court
Dover
Colo
Robert E. Lewis
Fred Light
Pitkin County
Colorado
States
Public Lands
Denver
Colorado Cattle and Horse Growers’ Association
Light
Shannon
Montana
Hunt
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Ninth Circuit
San Francisco
Mr. Light
Circuit Court of Appeals
St. Louis
Supreme c
United States
Bale
South Dakota
Deguirre
California
Domingo
Idaho
Dent
Arizona
Rocky Mountain Tea in Tablets Promises Quick Health Boost
An ad touts Rocky Mountain Tea tablets priced at 35 cents a box by Hellister Cave Company of Madison Wisconsin, claiming relief for constipation indigestion liver and bowels pain backache and bad breath with claims of broad health benefits. The text also includes legal notes about grazing regulations and several U.S. government lawsuits across multiple states.
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Rocky Mountain
Hellister Cave Company
Madison, Wis
Naches City Visitors and Familiars Share Week
Mrs L W Avans of Wapato visited her aunt Mrs Lafe Little in Naches City last week. Yakima visitor Mrs John Stump called on Wednesday. W Snyder of Sunnyside visited Naches City. Ralph Culp spent Sunday with family in Naches City. Cal Wigle, Mrs L O Peace and others were seen in town this week. Mr Henri left for North Yakima after working at the U S R S warehouse. Mrs Peace returned from the Sound. Mr R Painter and bride stayed with his brother Harry Painter. A L Little of Tieton and Eva Masters of Nile visited Naches City.
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D. IL
Stone
Norris & Rowe
James Stewart
W. P. Sawyer
Parker
North Yakima
Robert Schlosser
Oscar Wyman
Sunny
Sunnyside
Owl
Hughes
J. W. Boisel
Associated Dentists
John Stump
Yakima
W. E. Snyder
Naches City
Ralph Culp
Camp
Harry Painter
Cal Wigle
L. O. Peace
Henri
Local Lifestyles and Civic Notes From Yakima County
John Madison raises front of new house and enclosure. A H Bair expands his Moxee ranch with fruit trees. Walter Rowe travels to Alberta seeking land investments. Matom installs water and a new pumping outfit. Robert Lowe builds a house. Mrs Gerry injured but improving after a downstairs accident. Gammon plans a pumping station on Gleed ditch with a Salt Lake engineer. Naches Congregational church mortgage on parsonage paid. mortgage burned next Sunday. Woman's Union meets at Mrs Geo Chapman. seven new Congregational church members. Describes recent rainfall and urges readers to study Why Fruitgrowers Want Prohibition by Granville Lowthern as essential voter reading.
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John Madison
A. H. Bair
Walter Rowe
Alberta
Mr. Matom
Robert Lowe
Woman's Union
Geo. Chapman
Congregational Church
Herald
Granville Lowthern
The
Yakima
Local Election Plans and Regional Visits Mixed With Family News
Plans for primaries see Mr and Mrs James Jacobson and others join a group including Mr and Mrs Eid and Kershaw on a Seattle trip to inspect a battleship fleet. Addie Whitmore returns home from school with appendicitis. Dr. C A MecKillip of Chicago, visiting with Dr Damon of Ellensburg, joins a veterinary college staff father runs in that city.
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James Jacobson
J. Gammon
Eid. Kershaw
Seattle
Addie Whitmore
C. A. MecKillip
Chicago
Damon
Ellensburg
Naches notices and local sports wrap from district events
Death of Mr. Chamberlain father of Mrs. Walter White followed by burial. Rain revived dry fields as wheat suffers. District 30 school term under Miss Lottie Corbin ends May 22. First excursion train to Naches City. Yakima Hoppickers beat Naches Giants 17 to 15 on muddy grounds. Giants vs Cowichee set for next Sunday. James Livingston leaves for Texas.
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Lottie Corbin
Naches City
Yakima Hoppickers
Naches Giants
Parker Heights News With Real Estate Sale And Local Notices
The Parker Heights column reports a May 15 land sale in Parker, noting J. D. Nichols sold 40 acres of G. B. Rankin land for 20000 to a Wisconsin buyer, after recently purchasing the same parcel for 21000. Also mentions road improvements, local visits, a child’s death, and condolences to the Belt family.
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Parker
J. D. Nichols
Rankin
Wisconsin
Nichols
J. A. Piland
Spokane
Kagy
J. S. Williams
North Yakima Real Estate Association Elects Officers
The first annual meeting of the North Yakima Real Estate Association elected L. O. Janeck as president J. B. Ernsdorf as vice president C. A. Marsh as secretary Frank Horsley as treasurer and C. H. Hinman E. Farris Granville Lothner as executive committee members Fifteen firms were represented and members expressed satisfaction with the year ahead.
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The
North Yakima Real Estate Association
L. O. Janeck
J. B. Ernsdorf
C. A. Marsh
Frank Horsley
C. H. Hinman
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Ed. Merwin
John Hulse
East Yakima Avenue
A. M. Harris
London
T. A. Davis
West Yakima Avenue
Davis
Old Country
Harris
Cyclist Touring Club
First National Bank
H. A. Irish
W. E. Lawrence
Toppenish Trading Company
Elmer Murray
William Morrow
Varian
Annie Bartholet
Frank Bartholet
Edgar B. Allen
Wesley Heare
Barnes-Woodin Company
Chas. Barnes
Warren Erwin
Mead
Iowa
Rock Rapids
Parkersburg
A. S. Congdon
Chester A. Congdon
W. L. Steinweg
Mr. Smith
Hood River
A.S. Congdon
Butte
Mont
Robert
Duluth
C. B. Yeachel
Goldendale
the Sound
Yakima Tigers
Seattle Nationals
Tigers
Moxee Hardware Co. Mullins Block
Horace Roscoe Cayton
Seattle Republican
Herald Office
Washington
Eastern Furniture Company
Yakima Avenue
Shardlow’s
Lund's Corner
Merwin
Hulse
William H. Drom
Hattie Buck
Harry McSpadden
W. S. Schroder
Yakima _ hotel
McSpadden
Castoria
L. W. Avans
Wapato
Lafe Little
Lower Naches
Naches
Mr. Chamberlain
Walter White
Waler McClaren
John Carpenter
James Livingston
Texas
Parker Heights
Ellis Belt
Zillah
Janeck
Levi Strauss & Co
Spencer
Munn É Co
Scientific American
New York &Co
Broadway
New York
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F .J
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Burlington
Omaha
Kansas City
Oregon
British Columbia
Billings
St. Paul
Mississippi River
Mitts Hou
A. E. Campbell
Pioneer Square
J. M. Helliesen
West Side
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