Republicans Win Big in County Election with Uncertain Superintendent Result
Official tallies show a strong Republican county victory though the school superintendent race remains unresolved. Miss Young trails by under thirty five votes with results from a few precincts incomplete, possibly requiring an official count to determine the winner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Young
Cushman
W.L. Jones
Finneck
Rich
Rudkin
Tucker
Kelso
Allen
Dickey
Rosser
Lince
Dimmick
J. A. Taggard
J. C. MaccCrimmon
North Yakima
Nels Short
Gus Hamel
Frank Rudkin
Kittitas County
Davidson
Franklin County
Ladies' Musical Club to Meet with Mozart Program
The Ladies' Musical Club meets Thursday November 15 with Mrs H M Bartlett. The program includes Sonata analysis, Guthrie Magic Flute Overture, solos from the Magic Flute, a Clemmer Sonata, a Magic Flute trio, a Minuet, a Magic Flute duet, a sonata by Mr Willis, a violin selection by Mrs. Crow and performances by Mrs Guthrie Miss Scudder Mrs Richards Mrs Gilbert Mrs Clemmer Mesdames Greene Condit Baker and Miss Young.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Musical Club
H. M. Bartlett
Mozart
Guthrie
Miss Scudder
Richards
Gilbert
Clemmer
Magic Flute
Mesdames Greene
Trade growth with China boosts Yakima exports
Trade with China grows without punitive reprisals as the Philippines sells goods to the U S military in the Philippines. The rising Chinese demand drives Yakima’s export impulse, reported by W M Watt, manager of the Pioneer Lumber Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Philippines
Sam
Yakima
W. M. Watt
Pioneer Lumber Company
Hia
Albert Parsons Charged With Murder In Prosser Case
Prosecuting Attorney Rudkin files a bill of information charging Albert Parsons with the murder of W. W. Scott at Prosser. Parsons, previously noted in The Serr-ALD as under arrest at La Grande Oregon, has been identified by two witnesses as the guilty party. He is expected to be brought from La Grande to Yakima on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rudkin
Albert Parsons
W. W. Scott
Prosser
Parsons
la Grande
Ore
Yakima
Death of Mrs Matthews in Yakima
Mrs Hanna Matthews aged 72 died Saturday November 3 from typhoid pneumonia. Born in England she lived in Yakima seven years and was highly esteemed by all who knew her. Funeral was held from the family home on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanna Matthews
John Sawbridge
England
Yakima
Housing Shortage Hits Yakima as Families Seek Dwellings
The text notes a great scarcity of dwellings in Yakima with many families unable to locate suitable quarters. It mentions twenty new houses could be leased promptly to meet the demand and urges action to kill pain with Mull's Lightning Pain Killer advertising in the piece.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yakima
Various Advertisements and Notices from Local Shops
A collage of brief ads lists The Wonder gowns and underskirts, lawn grass and clover seed from Kleis & Bond, and poultry feeds including Lee's lice killer at Kleis & Bond. It notes Thomas Staton opening a pawn broker and employment office on Yakima avenue with security accommodations and nearby Kabitype cabinets sale with stamp picture premiums. Also mentions Viavi treatment for women by Mrs. Dr. Bowman, advertised as successful and vegetable, with office over Ditter & Mechtel's bakery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Staton
Yakima Avenue
United States
England
Dr. Bowman
Viavi
Ditter & Mechtel’s
Also Mentioned on This Page
Yakima Hardware Company
J. J. MacDonald
Old Postoffice Bldg
Yakima Ave
TRE Gounty S Republica
Doctor Hill
John Lynch
Wissdorf
Uverban Garrecht
Verban Garrecht
Battenburg
Meyers
Miss Pearson
Mrs. Eschbach
Mr. Tibbs
T. L. Lynch
Carl Cox
W. A. Maxwell
Lindekugel
Washington
P. Ditter
Sarah Lindsey
al Eaton
Miss Probach
Neil Blue
Sheonghai
Yakinon County
Burbank
Shaw
Egypt
the Ladies’ Musical Club
Matthews
Mull
Barton
Nere
Wallace-Coburn Hardware Company
Unysice Lands
Sunnyside Valley
Sunnyside Canal
Northern Pacific Railroad
Washington Irrigation Co
H. B. Scudder
North Yakima, Wash
the Wonder
Kleis & Bond
Lee
International Poultry Food
Columbia
H. J. Rand
H. Sander
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