Indian Elder’s Arrest Highlights Cattle Dispute Toll
Little Henney a 70 year old Yakima Indian, respected by locals, was tied to a telephone pole by Shuler and Tethtrow over missing cattle near Cowiche. Deputy Grant released him upon arrival in North Yakima after officers concluded Henney may be excited rather than insane. The incident follows farm tensions and language barriers between Yakima residents and settlers near Fort Simcoe.
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Little Henney
Yakima Reservation
Mike Shuler
William Tethtrow
Cowiche Valley
Grant
Henney
Hinemen
Fort Simcoe
Cowiche
Naches
Shuler
Yakima
Publicity committee handles seven thousand visitors at state fair week
The information bureau of the publicity committee and Secretary W. E. Zuppann counted over seven thousand visitors during state fair week. Guests came from 42 states, with many capitalists visiting Yakima for the fair and fruit exhibit. The booth helped secure several land purchases. only one complaint noted was an overcharge for accommodations.
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Information Bureau
W. E. Zuppann
Yakima
Home Mission work aids needy children in Yakima area
Mrs. B. E. MacDonald of Spokane, traveling representative of the Home Finding and Industrial association, visits North Yakima to extend the home program for Yakima, Kittitas, Franklin and Benton counties. She says many children are homeless or orphans and she aims to provide care, with several children already placed in homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. E. MacDonal
Spokane
North Yakima
MacDonald
Home Finding and Industrial Association of
Yakima
Kittitas
Franklin
Benton
Dt Parne
Leca Nass
E. Ellen and Sons
Toppenich
Joes Williams
Ellensburg
Y M C A Campaign Kickoff in Yakima Raises 7000
A North Yakima Y M C A committee of 100 held a Monday night banquet at the Yakima hotel pledging 7000 toward a 25000 building fund. Letters from Spokane and Sunnyside backers accompanied pledges as local members added about 6500, with H M Gilbert slated to help raise the final $5000.
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YM. C. A. Committee
Yakima
Robert E. Strahorn
Spokane
The
North Coast Railroad
S. J. Harrison
Sunnyside
Mabton Bank
Ofp
Northwest
Frank D. Black
Seattle
Seattle Hardware Company
John P. Hartman
Herbert C. Moore
J. C. Portland
Spokane Y. M. C. A
W. M. Ladd
Portland
First Yakima National Bank
T. 8. Lippy
Seattle Y. M. C. A
R. N. Allen
F. E. Elmendorf
Singleton Resigns From Singer Manufacturing Post
A. C. Singleton resigns as resident manager after three years with Singer Manufacturing. He plans to move to Bellingham around October first and may enter the coal business near Port Angeles. Mrs. Singleton has bought a home, church friends express regret, and his Sunday school class gave him cuff links.
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A. C. Singleton
Singer Manufacturing Company
Bellingham
Christian Church
Singleton
Mrs Hall Dies After Short Illness
Mrs Luella Hall died at six Saturday morning after a brief illness marked by erysipelas. Born 1868 in Tonica Illinois she was 39. Survived by husband Fred A Hall of Richey Gilbert firm and three children plus mother Mrs James Richey visiting California and siblings H M Gilbert and Clyde H Richey.
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Luella Hall
Tonica
Ill
Pony Troupe Passes Through Sunnyside on Way to Kiona
Mrs E E Kelso and daughter Delfornia of North Yakima rode in a light nobby rig pulled by a Shetland pony. They visited Mr and Mrs G E Rodman in Sunnyside for a brief stop on Thursday.
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E. E. Kelso
Delfornia
North Yakima
Sunnyside
Kiona
G. E. Rodman
State institute dates for Washington teachers listed
The state superintendent lists east of the mountains institutes from September to March with specific county dates including Yakima December 16 to 20 and Spokane December 2 to 6. West of the mountains dates span October to February with King October 7 to 11 and Snohomish timing truncated in text.
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Okanogan
Lincoln
Chelan
Columbia
Asotin
Adams
Stevens
Spokane
Franklin and Benton
Yakima
Kittitas
Walla Walla
Whitman
Douglas
Garfield
Inland Empire Association
King
Kitsap
Skagit
Savory Shired Egg Dishes With Tomato Sauce
Family size six recipe uses six individual shired egg dishes with two eggs each. Eggs are lightly buttered, cooked briefly, then finished in oven and topped with a fresh tomato sauce. Sauce made from tomatoes onions butter sugar white pepper and flour, simmered and poured over eggs.
Ballard's Horehound Syrup Praised By Local Merchant
A Mobile, Alabama merchant hails Ballard's Horehound Syrup as a cure for coughs and pulmonary diseases after five years of family use. The ad claims the syrup prevents winter sickness and is sold by Colton Fry Drug Co.
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Ballard
Mobile
Ala
Colton Fry Drug Co
Dies of injuries claim long-time Naches Valley resident
Robert B. Moore died at his home on September 27 1907 after injuries from a winter accident when his horse dragged him after stumbling. Born August 21 1838 in East Tennessee he lived in Texas and Washington before settling near Goldendale then Naches. Survived by wife two sons S G Moore and E Moore a brother and five grandchildren. Funeral by Elders Hess and Gilmore at his home with burial in Tahoma cemetery.
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Robert B. Moore
Naches Valley
Moore
Natches
East Tennessee
Missionary Baptist Church
Texas
Washington
Goldendale
S. G
E. Moore
Hess
Gilmore
Tahoma Cemetery
Gospel Mission Suspends Services During Fair Week
During fair week the Gospel Mission suspended services citing Mrs. McCoy's ill health and counter attractions from the fair and carnival. It reopened Sunday evening with a service of song prayer and praise. Sister Smith and her Tacoma husband and others from Seattle attended. The evening lesson covered the Shepherd Balm and part of John XI.
No Water or Light Franchise Dropped in Sunnyside
T A Noble of North Yakima forfeited a granted franchise to install a water and electric system. He cited insufficient power sales to profitably run the venture. Some suspect he sought a quick resale and now has no further use for the franchise.
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T. A. Noble
North Yakima
Noble
Sunnyside Sun
Croup described as dangerous childhood illness and remedies
The excerpt defines croup as a violent inflammation of the windpipe mucous membrane and notes it may extend to the larynx and bronchial tubes. It often begins at night. It advises Ballard's Horehound Syrup for dosing and Ballard's Snow Liniment for external throat relief, sold by Colton-Fry Drug Co.
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Col‘ton-Fry Drug Co
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