Notable Visitors and Local Notices Stir Yakima City
The city hosts Mrs. Jaeger of Zillah and many visitors, with licenses issued for hunting and marriage. Residents and guests from Sunnyside, Seattle, Prosser, Tacoma, and beyond frequent hotels as court actions, schooling, and real estate deals unfold around Yakima.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jaeger
Zillah
E. B. Moore
H. M. Lichty
Sunnyside
Lewis Hasket
North Yakima
Tonneson
Tacoma
Guy McLavey
Wapato
R. C. Lichtey
William D. Horn
H. H. Gravey
Natches City
George Stacy
Reid Thomas
Pullman
8. McKivanie
Vancouver
B. C
R. C. Wright
Seattle
Bartholet Hotel
The Blushing Bride and the Rocky Mountain Tea Claim
An advertisement touts Rocky Mountain Tea at Case's Drug Store, claiming it enhances beauty and ties to a blooming rose and a blushing bride. The piece markets cosmetic benefits and sells the product through the drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rocky Mountain
Case’s
Late Northern Pacific Train Brings Farewell and Buyers to North Yakima
A seven hour late Number 5 train drew a crowd at the depot as families bid farewell to Seattle visitors, while others from Tacoma and Deadwood toured North Yakima. Notables included Earl McDaniel and Mr. and Mrs. Southern, with group members planning Selah fruit land purchases. Horace Clarke of Leads City sought a local contact, and C. P. Wasmer of Wasmer Fruit Co. toured ranches with plans to expand trade into the Black Hills. Wasmer noted Homestake Mine’s 3,000 workers and $3.54 ore value per ton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northern Pacific
Earl McDaniel
Hibbard
Seattle
Fair
Yakima
B. D. Southern
Orlando Beck
South Eighth Street
H. E. Durant
Tacoma
N. George Nelson
U. S
Sylvia Stanton
Moravia
Cayuga
N. Y
Austin Pissey
Selah Valley
Stanton
George Gunn
Phoebe Howe
Louise Martin
A. D. Sloan
Gunn
Selah
Horace §. Clarke
Leads City
South Dakota
Clark
Deadwood
C. P. Wasmer
Wasmer Fruit Co
Wasmer
Pacific Hote
North Yakima
Black Hills
Homestake
Mr. Clark
Wasmer Fruit Company
Richey & Gilbert
Toppenish
Girls to Play Basketball at Local High School
The high school girls passed physicals under coach Miss Anthon and held the first practice Tuesday afternoon on the school grounds due to lack of a suitable hall. Thirty examined, fourteen named as eligible players including Florence Mains and Della Schott. team praised as strong with coach and practice, potential to be one of the best. Also a health ad noting Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea as a remedy for acne from acid stomach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Anthon
Florence Mains
Della Schott
Erma Dull
Hazel Durall
Grace Oviatt
Norma Purl
Claudia Durall
Ethel Henri
Mabel Weatherbee
Eloise Stacey
Vaughnie Simmons
Mollie Brown
Inez Sanborn
Grace Hamilton
Grace Walker
Hollister’s
Cuse’s
Northwest lumber growth urged by forestry professor
Prof. E. O. Siecke of the state college says the Pacific Northwest will lead U S lumber development over the next decade as Washington Oregon and Idaho hold vast merchantable timber. He warns timber policy must favor future crops by diameter limits and protecting growing trees to sustain supply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pullatan
Northwest
Sealon
Washington
Oregon
Idaho
E. O. Siecke
School
The
State College
United States
Lake State
Michigan
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Alabama
Georgia
Tennessee
Kentucky
West Virginia
Texas
Arkansas
Missouri
Pacific Northwest
Lake
Pacific Northwest Forest Funds Promise Returns to People
A historical note describes substantial public costs and private wealth implied by forest investments in the Pacific Northwest, arguing that every dollar spent will come back to the people two or three times over.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pacific Northwest
Local High School Names New Manager and Captain
Manager Irwin resigns and William Horsley is appointed to run high school athletics with David Erwin stepping down. Virgil McWhorter, junior class president, named captain as practice shifts to tougher drills. Bever plays in lineup while Reed and Rand agree to umpire and referee for next Saturday’s game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batterman
William Horsley
David Erwin
Erwin
Virgil McWhorter
Bever
Messrs
Reed
Rand
Billy Goat Mining Elects Officers at Yearly Meeting
The Billy Goat Mining company held its annual officer election at F. X. Nagler's office. Elected for the coming year were A. Krober president C. M. Barnett vice president Ed Lovell secretary and treasurer M. Probach John Mechtel and Roy Barry trustees. Wm. McCormick was named manager as the Swank district mines were discussed and winter plans set. The reports praised the firm’s strong condition and valuable local properties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy Goat
Billy Goat Mining Company
F. X. Nagler
A. Krober
C. M. Barnett
Ed Lovell
M. Probach
John Mechtel
Roy Barry
Wm. McCormick
Swank
Swedes Consider Fifty Farms in Kiona Area
John Rudkin of North Yakima, chief stockholder in the Kiona Development company, hosted a Swedish visitor last week who aims to settle a colony here with about 200 acres split into twenty acre farms. The Kiowa Development tract near an irrigation ditch may host the colonists. Harvesting in Horse Heaven nears completion in a week as wheat farmers stay busy, seven days a week. Some southern Horse Heaven workers agreed not to share until harvest ends, leading to many young men sporting new whiskers. Hauling to market will start in mid October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judge Preble
John Waters
Moxee
Superior Court
Kauffman
Ellensburg
Riverside Drainage District No. 7
State of Washington
John Doe
Trousseau
Anna Longquist
Alfred Dpd
Johnson
Car
T. Johnson
Sweden
America
North Yakima
Here
D. L. Druse
Nob Hill
D. Pettet
Geneva Lake
Wis
Geo. Slade
Iowa
Slade
Mr. Pettet
John Rudkin
Kiona Development Company
Kiona
Kiowa Development Company
Horse Heaven
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A. Mass of
City
T. H. Baker
Pacific Hotel
County Auditor’s
Elmer Kelley
C. A. Anderson
O. Holt
F. P. Switzer
Carl Buren
Albert H. Millison
Bertha Hardy
E. L. Evans
Mary S. Bell
California
F. W. Hinsdale
Olympia
M. W. Steele
A. L. Merker
Easton
Nola St
L. ©. Rorabeck
J. C. Ostrander
J. T. Bragg
Zerthea Alexander of
W. H. McClintock
James Leslie
Pacific
J. W. Weger
Walter
Kennewick
Naches City
Leigh Ford
R. Taylor
H. Forsythe
Prosser
Federal Court
C. E. Bell
Steilacoom
W. A. Bell
S. W. Kelley
A. M. Woody
Pomeroy
James Shannon
D. Hans
J. O. Shadboldt
Parker
Kk. Gillette
County Auditor's Office
James Payne Warden
Ada May Neisz
Halverson
Arthur Larson
Albert Lea
Minn
L. C. Davis
L. C. Smith Typewriter Company
Syracuse
Yakima Hotel
Walla Walla
S. G. Edmunds
Connell
V. V. Boyce
South Naches Avenue
Ray Pace
Miss Edmunds
J. T. Handsaker
South Second Street
Cr. E. Schroeder
West Side Cycle Co
West
Yakima Avenue
F. Sutor
W. O. Bradbury
North Second Street
Frank Ridenbeck
J. O. Ladd
Spokane
L. J. Babcock
J. E. O Woden
Ards
Rhodes
Rhodes Bros
W. N. Irish Place
Druse
John Gourley
Gourley
Eney
Information Bureau
Publicity Committee
Zuppann
T. S. Peck
North Ninth Street
G. W. Peck
Los Angeles
Cal
Oscar Jenson
Elizabeth Jenson
Crookston
Jenson
Henry Schlosstein
Miss Jenson
Ghiglione
ASA
A. F. One
F. J. Allen
Lumber Industry
Chesterfield
Irwin
North Yakiman
Business College
Portland, Oregon
Behnke-Walker
W. Behnke
Walker, Prio
Freigi Lis
Lensburg
Gers
Serred
P. M
S Thurston
Tre
W. M. Ww. Ls
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