Named officers chosen by Republicans in North Yakima
The Yakima Herald reports Republican gains at state and county levels with Samuel G. Cosgrove and Be. Hay slated for top offices. Local leaders I. O. Meigs and W. H. Cline win seats, while county deputies and city issues demand urgent reform and cooperation for a 20,000 population goal. The editorial stresses health and municipal progress and urges voter vigilance and intelligent civic action.
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Roosevelt
Samuel G. Cosgrove
Be. Hay
Washington
W. P. Bell
Everett
Yohime County
Sam J. Cameron
House
Senate
I. O. Meigs
W. H. Cline
Republican Party
Yakima
Social notices span Potlatch events and local gatherings
Potlatch Club hosts Whist at 407 North Fourth Street with Mrs Frank Clemmer. invitations go out for a Lucky party at 14 Eleventh Avenue North. First Baptist and First Methodist social events planned. Keystone Guard luncheon for 16. Royal Neighbors Bazaar features a doll table and old fashioned dinner. multiple bridge and Kensington gatherings noted with hostess lists and venues.
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Frank Clemmer
North Fourth Street
John M. Perry
Eleventh Avenue North
Keystone Guard
H. E., Irving
Third Avenue North
Royal Neighbors
Royal Neighbors of America
R. N. A. Aid Society
Bnusy
Naches Avenue
Frederick C. Hall
Richard Strobach
Hall
North Naches Avenue
Ira M. Krutz
Advertised Letters at North Yakima Post Office 1908 List
Uncalled letters remaining at the North Yakima post office as of close of business November 7 1908 include Atwood Bertha Atfield H W Burkhardt Emma Burke F O Burton Frank Bratton R T Bonds E A Bernley Leon Barboun N E Connell W Chandler J W Chamberlain C Carlile Patsy two persons Cancer Eddie Cleveland Wendell Cowan G W Crowe Harry B Caveness C P Davis Rev C W Carr W L Day Len V Dickinson Stacy Damburat H two Donaway J C Edwards A E Farmer E J Guptil Roy Gray Edward L George Goetchins A M Hardwick Harris H W Hawkins Ammos Harner Robert Hutchings Harry Heck L S Kalenborn R A Kuederle Geo Krueger F F Lybott Frank Luke James A Lybott Charley Lewen C W Long Hazel Miss Mabel Lee Mabel Madsin Robert Maddox Chas Magill A W Miller Lonie McMullen Ada Matthews Warren W McClure Thomas Miss Lucy Nathie Alice Nakayama T T Nichols W M Oliver Joe Pentecost F M Pickard E R Pratt Effie Powell Real Estate Philip Little Roland C R Rayburn Etta Robison C W Rice Robi R Rose M W Sinclair W J Smith Anchie Sheldon Louis Stone L D Stump E E Shappee Albert Toulouse Erwine Teno Allick True W M Taylor T J Thompson Walter Upjohn T D VandeSplash Will
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North Yakima
Atwood
Bertha. Atfield
H. W. Burkhardt
Emma. Burke
F. O. Burton
Frank. Bratton
R. T. Bonds
E. A. Bernley
Leon. Barboun
N. E. Connell
W. Chandler
J. W. Chamberlain
C. Carlile
Patsy
Hardwick
Harris
H. W. Hawkins
Ammos
Harner
Robert
Hutchings
Harry
Heck
L. Kalenborn
R. A. Kuederle
Geo
Krueger
F. F. Lybott
Frank
Luke
James A. Lybott
Charley
Lewen
C. W. Long
Hazel
Lewis
Mabel
Lee
Madsin
Philip
Little. Roland
C. R. Rayburn
Etta
Robison
C. W. Rice
Robi
R. Rose
M. W. Sinclair
W. J. Smith
Anchie
Sheldon
Louis
Stone
L. D. Stump
E. E. Shappee
Albert
Toulouse
Erwine
Teno
Allick
True
W. M. Taylor
T. J. Thompson
Walter
Upjohn
T. D
Vandeplash
Will
People Rule as Voters Back Strong Governors
The piece notes Minnesota reelects Governor Johnson and Democrats carry key states Ohio and Missouri, with Harmon and Hadley each winning and forming cooperation with their legislatures. It emphasizes voter desire for capable leaders over party limits and praises the governors as strong, proven figures.
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Minnesota
Johnson
Taft
Ohio
Harmon
Commonwealth of
Missouri
Hadley
Folk
Hachey
Voters Speak Loudly in City Mayoral Race Outcome
Citizens voiced a clear choice in the municipal contest with decisive support for their preferred candidate in the mayoralty race. The article notes strong backing across multiple causes influencing the decision.
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Severnl
Wedding Banns Hit Spokane As Three Local Nuptials Take Place
Miss Edna Masterman and M W Russell wed in Spokane with Rev Henry Rasmus. The couple plan a Moses Coulee move after a visit. Blanche Rake and Roy Purviance tied the knot in Ahtanum valley with a 50 guest luncheon and home to the valley after Nov 10. Mrs Sarah Hinuwen and Joe Hicks united at 314 North First street with autumn decor and a post ceremony luncheon.
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First Christian Church
Walter R. Locke
Rose
Taylor
Morton Ll. Rose
Selah Valley
Masterman-Russell
Edna Masterman
St. Paul, Minn
M. W. Russell
North Yakima
Spokane
Henry Rasmus
Moses Coulee
Mr. Russell
Sarah Hiniwen
Joe Hicks
M. J. Rose
The
Christian Church
North First Street
Proclamation Promoting VINOL with Money-Back Guarantee
Citizens are assured VINOL will benefit users or their money back. The ad claims VINOL combines cod liver oil iron and peptonate of iron, markets it as a cure for weakness, coughs and bronchitis, and guarantees refunds if no benefit is seen after one bottle. It targets families and those run down after illness.
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Vinci
Vinci At Leading Drug Store In North Yakima
Fred L. Janeck, a druggist in North Yakima, advertises Vinci availability at the Leading Drug Store, claiming the product is sold in every town and city in the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred L. Janeck
North Yakima
Vinci
Advertised letters one cent due in posting list
Five names appear on the advertisement list Wold Mr H Williams Mrs Mary Wilson Young J S Zink and Chas. due on each letter advertised one cent.
Weisberger Wins Contract for Yakima County Sanitary Hospital
Contractor Weisberger will build a new sanitary hospital for Yakima County and North Yakima. The concrete structure will replace old frame buildings south of the city. Construction starts late this week after site selection by Commissioner McDonald and County Engineer McIntyre on nine acres of county property. The new hospital will be near the tract center, owned jointly by county and city, for contagious disease care managed by the county health office.
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Weisberger
Yakima County
North
Yakima
McDonald
McIntyre
Local Drug Store Opens After Long-Felt Need
The new Camp's Westside Drug Store will operate exclusive agency Security Stock Remedies and stay open all night, replacing criticized structures with a modern facility.
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Cials
Camp
Westside
New Battleship North Dakota Launched at Fall River Yard
The first class all around battleship North Dakota was launched at the Fall River Shipbuilding company yard in Quincy Mass. Miss Mira Benton of Fargo christened the ship with wine as the vessel floated off the ways about 60 percent complete. She is to be turned over to the government next summer and could be commissioned in September after tests.
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Quincy
Mass
North Dakota
Fall River Shipbuilding Company
Miss Mira Benton
Fargo
ManZan Pile Remedy Offered at 50 Cents
Sufferers urged to try ManZan Pile Remedy for relief from piles with first application. Guaranteed. Price 50 cents. W Camp, West Side Druggist.
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CC. W. Camp
West Side Druggist
William Howard Taft Career Milestones Timeline
A condensed chronology tracing William Howard Taft from 1883 resignation to resume law practice through 1908 election as president. Highlights include roles as assistant county solicitor, Ohio superior court judge, solicitor general, sixth circuit judge, UC law dean, Philippine commission president, civil governor, secretary of war, and 1908 Republican nominee winner.
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Hamilton County
Helen Verron
Cincinnati
Superior Court of
Ohio
United States
Sixth Circuit
University of Cincinnati
United States Philippine Commission
Philippine Islands
Philippines
Cuba
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Nob Hill
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Tika Kumtux Bridge Club
George J. Hill
North Third Street
Harry Rigg
George Dunbar
George Weikel
W. O. Bradbury
H. B. Rigg
Jb. Dls. Patton
George Vance
Bridge
L. D. S. Patton
North Second Street
Vance
George Donald
Alexander Miller
A. B. Weed
Street
Olympia
Henry H. Lombard
A. J. Helton
W L. Steinweg
C. J. Lynch
Frank Williams
M. B. Miles
E. B. Moore
Alfred Brown
Er. G. Tennant
Mary Sperry
Thomas Martin
O. A. Fechter
Mary Cameron
Nancy Scudder
Commercial Club
Catholic Aid Society
Leonard Schott
Jack Maher
Miss Scholess
Miss Kohls
Miss Scanlon
Miss Schott
Joseph Eschbach
North Seventh Street
Kensington
Leonard O. Meigs
Mark M. Pennington
Tere
Ees Ae
Frank Horsley
Ellensburg
Horsley
Sue Lombard
Palmer
Yakima High School
Coach Cox
Taylor-Locke
Dr. Cornu
Cornu
Musical Club
Lucy Scudder
Chopin
Frank A. Williams
Laura James
Verdi
Wagner
Madam Sans Souci
Goetchins, A. M
Fices
Hinman-Hicks
William
Cincinnati High School
Yale College
Ator
Internal Revenue
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