Local News Briefs From North Yakima Valley
Mrs Wilcox stayed with Wal ter Purdin family Thursday and Friday. Mr Fraser moved furniture from North Yakima. Mr Whitmore has returned from Spokane and will preach at the Congregational church in the lower valley this year. Preg Parker was 4 Notches visitor day. John Ellis digs a large cistern for Mr Fraser, 18 feet diameter and 600 barrels capacity, near the house a quarter mile away.
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Mr. Whitmore
Spokane
Congregational Church
Lower Valley
Preg Parker
John Ellis
Fraser
Summer road work party heads to Bellingham
George Evans, Bert Phifer and Frank Dillon will remain in Bellingham for the summer doing road work. Spencer Jacobs shows improvement after a relapse. Mrs. W. Maple travels to Spokane for a month with her daughter. The Northeys visit their daughter Mrs. Willis Baker over Sunday. Mrs. Hamilton is at St. Elizabeths hospital for treatment. Mrs. Allan B. Dow returns home from her sick mother. The School Section ball team plans to play Naches at Naches next Sunday, promising a hot contest. Oscar Dillon has a black eye from a game in Naches City last Sunday.
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George Evans
Bert Phifer
Frank Dillon
Bellingham
Spencer Jacobs
Allan B. Dow
Naches
Oscar Dillon
Naches City
Oscar
Births and local notes from Rose Lawn and area
A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Geo Pendleton on May 17. Mrs A B Wilcox is able to be out. Mrs Eagerly is recovering from injuries. Mr and Mrs Harry Ridley of Springdale visited Rose Lawn. Quarantine lifted at J F McCurdy's home. Mr and Mrs Jess Piland of Seattle stayed with the Pendergasts. Fred Shadbolt returned from Sound points. The river runs high and Wapato bridge safety is a concern. Prof Evans closed his school last Saturday. primary will continue through Wednesday with a picnic. Mr Mahan is sick. Harry and Mrs Everett visited Frank Everett’s in Bickleton.
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Geo. Pendleton
A. B. Wilcox
Eagerly
Harry Ridley
Springdale
Fred Pendergast
J. F. McCurdy
Jess Piland
Seattle
Rose Lawn
Fred Shadbolt
Sound Points
Wapato Bridge
Evans
Mr. Mahan
Harry Everett
Frank Everett
Bickleton
Fruitvale People News and Local Moves
Fruitvale notes list Mrs J L Parr ill and Mrs Carl Vertner improving. Walter Moren from Kentucky bought Urghart ten acres to develop fruit buildings next year. Mrs J R Lincks discharged from sanitarium and may travel to California. G E Wacksmith visited Fruitvale. Edsthe Perry and Ruth Johnson visited. Radburn to host mother visit. Lincks earlier returned from Seattle. lifestyle updates from Mrs Lincks. Darby and Stauffer traveled to the old Mission in Ahtanum.
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Walter Moren
Kentucky
Urghart
J. R. Lincks
The
Sound
Notice of corporate relocation for Manufacturing & Guarantee Corp
The Manufacturing & Guarantee Corporation announces its principal place of business will move from North Yakima Yakima County Washington to Seattle King County Washington on about June 15 1997. Secretary A H Northrop signs the notice dated May 15 through June 5.
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A. D
Manufacturing & Guarantee Corporation
North Yakima
Yakima
Yakima Horse History Revealed by A J Splawn
A J Splawn outlines his preparation for a Yakima Indians history book. He details travels with tribes, aims for accuracy, and traces Yakima horses to Coronado era ponies stolen from Spaniards, noting oral traditions shaping the narrative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Splawn
Splawn
Coronado
Arigona
New Mexico
Yakima
Jury Foreman Predicts Orchard Testimony to Cover Week
Boise May 21 prediction that the Steunenberg case will await one witness for a week. Eight peremptory challenges remain and juror Orrin Cole is ill. Hawley or Borah may open for the prosecution. Harry Orchard likely on the stand for a full week with a lengthy cross examination by Attorney Richardson.
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Boise
Steunenberg
Orrin Cole
Wood
Hawley
Borah
Orchard
Richardson
Wonderful Eczema Cure
Our little boy had eczema for five years. Two home doctors said the case was hopeless due to lung involvement. After trying other doctors with no benefit we read about Electric Bitters, bought a bottle and soon improved. We used several bottles until our boy was completely cured. Best of all blood medicines and body building health tonics. Guaranteed at C. C. Case's drug store. 50c.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. A. Adams
Henrietta
C. C. Case
Five Dead Battle In Which Nearly a Score Are Shot Down
In Claxton Georgia on May 21 a mob attacked the home of Sam Padgett after a reported attempted assault on Mrs Laura Moore. A white farmer John Hare and two negras Sam Hadgett and his 10 year old daughter were killed. Hadgett’s wife and two sons were lynched. Several were injured as a mob overran the scene and pursued the suspects. The negro accused of the assault reportedly escaped amid the chaos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claxton
Laura Moore
Manassas
John Hare
Sam Hadgett
Hadgett
W. J. Pierson
James A. Daniel
J. L. Kennedy
Sam Padgett
Flem Padgett
Baseball scores from Pacific Coast matches
In San Francisco Oakland a 5 to 11 setback for San Francisco while Vancouver Seattle posted a 7 to 3 win at Vancouver. Tacoma hosted Tacoma with Aberdeen finishing a 1 to 0 result.
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San Francisco
Oakland
Vancouver
Seattle
Van
Herald Offers Quick Corporate Seals On Demand
The Herald advertises rapid production of corporate seals upon receipt of orders. The notice urges readers to submit requests promptly.
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Herald
Corporation
Fire destroys new home on North Fourth Street
A fire at 3:45 this morning gutted the newly moved into residence of H Coupen at 713 North Fourth Street. An adjoining house was threatened as flames swept through the structure and all furniture was destroyed. Estimated damages exceed $4,000.
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H. Coupen
North Fourth Street
Coupen
Railroad Rules Require Redemption of Unused Tickets
State rail road commission rules require the redemption of unused regular trip tickets for cash at face value within six months from the date of sale. Holders may present the ticket at the selling railroad’s office or with designated agents for immediate cash reimbursement.
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Commission
Release Lands Near One Million Acres Open in West Forests
Tracts of land aggregating nearly one million acres in the national forests of Washington, Oregon, California and Wyoming have just been opened. Officials announce the lands are ready for settlement and potential development.
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Washington
Oregon
California
Wyoming
Forest land releases open to settlement in Washington state
The Interior Department released land from temporary withdrawal to adjust national forest boundaries to land chiefly valuable for forest purposes. The tracts totaling 247,280 acres near Washington National Forest and 98,560 acres near Mt Rainier National Forest in Cowlitz Clarke and Skamania counties will open for settlement late July and entry in August. In two months nearly three million acres have been released at the forest service request.
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Interior Department
Forest Service
Washington National
Trades Alliance Suspends After Plasterers Withdraw
The Structural Building Trades alliance voted Tuesday to suspend for an indefinite period. The split came after plasterers' union left the affiliation, leaving each local union independent while carpenters keep their business agent.
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Parker
Fruitvale
J. L. Parr
Carl Vertner
Radburn
D. O. Bruce
Sherwood Place
F. O. McClure
Hattie Merritt
Maine
Chas. Perry
Mrs. Lincks
E. Dwyer
Theodore S&s. Darby
Marion Stauffer
Yakimas
Heywood
Baseball
Couver
Tacoma
Aberdeen
U. S. Department of Agriculture
U. S
Yakima Dental
Sloan Bldg
Patents
Yakima Hardware Coo
Foleys
A. D. Sloan
Bright
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