North Yakima hosts visitors and ongoing building progress
Local notes list visiting railroad agent Webb Sater and many guests from Spokane Tacoma Columbus and Iowa. The Masonic Temple foundation nears completion with a week to begin work. Pacific Power and Light plans a White Bluffs substation for irrigation and power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Barnes
Erle Barnes
North Yakima
Seattle
Alaska
Webb Sater
Northern Pacific Railroad
Ellensburg
Pasco
Helen Lewis
Spokane
L. H. Roberts
North Second Street
Frederick Heath
Tacoma
J. H. Clarkston
Canistea
N. Y
White Bluffs
Arrowsmith
Pacific Power and Light Company
H. C. Heermans
Hoquaim
H. M. Gilbert
George F. Ingham
Kewanee
Yakima
Earl
Davis
Columbus
Ohio
Yakima Hotel
Mason McCoy
Sloan Drug Company
J. I. DeForce
Miss Wright
University of Iowa
Mabel Smith
C. H. Barrett
Iowa
Republic
D. C. Robertson
Grandview
Washington Hotel
G. L. Stoughton
Westerville
R. W. Stoughton
Charles Krause
Ilinois
Mexico
Arizona
Krause
Christian Church
Lanningham
Washington Children's Home Society
B. P. Murray
Bellensburg
Raymond Broughman
Fink
Local Delights and Travel Notes From Naches City
Naches City residents recount visits from Mr and Mrs Wilder to Mr Hess. Ale Leroy Pease travels to North Yakima. Mrs Hilda Mystre, candidate for county school superintendent, returns from a lecturing tour. Several locals visit Naches City, with Palouse ties and Cowiche calls. Harvests of the apple crop begin as mountain rains raise the Naches river.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilder
Hess Ranch
Hess
Ale
Leroy Pease
North Yakima
M. J. Wigh
Mareelile Grewell
Toppensh, Wash
Lafe Little
Hilda A. Mystre
Democratic Reriee
Naches City
Lyndon Banister
Cowiche
Naches
Stuart
Hollister’s Rocky Mountain Tea Promises Health Cure
An advertisement claims sluggish liver and bowels cause disease and promotes Hollister’s Rocky Mountain Tea as the surest remedy. The copy urges cleansing the system to restore natural liver and bowel action and notes a sale by D. H. Fry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollister
Wellville
Fale
D. H. Fry
Zillah Jonathans in Chicago Market
Oregon and Washington apples from Rogue River are the latest production in a Chicago market report. The Daily Bulletin of Denver notes similar regional produce arriving in the city, highlighting cross state shipments and market interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ny & Co
Chicago
Washington
Rogue River
Rhode Island
Pippin
King Tompkins
Zillah
Jonathans
Garfield
Inter Pearmins
G. Golden
Lauvers
Kinga
Bell Flowers
Keefers
Oregon
Daily Bulletin
Den
Dry Farming Congress Called Biggest Yet in West
The Dry Farming Congress, meeting in Spokane after sessions in Seattle, drew delegates from western states and heard notable speakers. Prof. J H Worst of North Dakota Agricultural College was elected president. John T Burns remains secretary treasurer with Spokane as HQ. The gathering highlighted scientific methods to cultivate western lands and attract settlers amid a very dry season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Spokane
West
J. H. Worst
North Dakota Agricultural College
John T. Burns
Frank Mondell
Wyoming
Alfred Atkinson
Dry Farming Congress
Quality ratings to be revised by American Pomological Society
Spokane Washington October 11 The National Apple Show Bulletin promotes revising quality ratings for western standard apple varieties. It urges Washington Oregon California Idaho Montana Utah Colorado New Mexico to send delegates to the Tampa Florida meeting and to bring apples for discussion and display. A Spokane convention for growers and handlers is planned for November 14 to coordinate state representation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bpokane
Wash
American Pomological Society
Tampa
Pla
National
Apple Show Bulletin
Washington
Oregon
California
Idaho
Montana
Utah
Colorado
New Mexico
Ben H. Rice
Spokane
Florida
California hosts push for Panama Exposition funds
San Francisco editors claim strong support for a 17 500 000 dollar Panama Exposition drive raised by private subscriptions city bonds and a state tax. If California unity holds similar to newspaper utterances representatives may seek congressional approval this winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Pacific Coast
California
New Orleans
Pacific Coast dominance in war roots and bonds repudiation
The piece argues pacific strength will outshine southern efforts, cites Louisiana and New Orleans disagreements with federal cotton expositions, and details the bond repudiation issue. J. C. King condemns state failure to honor six year baby bonds issued for $5 and criticizes the New York attorney general’s stance as unjust.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pacific Coast
South
California
New Orleans
Louisiana
New Orleans Times-Democrat
J. C. King
New York
King
W. H. Hough
Lake Charles
Hough
Fifteenth
Ninth
Walla Walla Firm Closes Record Wheat Deal
The Jones-Scott company bought from George Drumheller between 106000 and 108000 bushels of bluestem and turkey red at about 80 cents per bushel. Grain grown on Drumheller ranches near Rule Dry Creek and Starbuck will be delivered to warehouses along the Northern Pacific and O R N lines. The payment check totaled 84860.06, said to be the Northwest’s largest single grain firm check.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walla Walla
Walla Walla County
Pacific Northwest
Jones-Scott Company
George Drumheller
Drumheller
Rule
Dry Creek
Starbuck
Shaw
Eureka
Northern Pacific
Northwest
Chewing Gum Now Craze Among Eskimos
Seattle dispatch reports Eskimos in the Arctic trading via a schooner arrival, trading foxskins valued at about $1000 for rifles flour tea and other advertised goods. Missionaries curb whiskey traffic improving health while chewing gum proves highly valued by natives as a lasting barter. Captain John Backlund notes gum has enduring appeal versus candy. Gold output on Kotzebue Sound fell due to floods and interference with aluting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Wash
Katuk
Point Barrow
John Backlund
Captain Backlund
Ballard's Snow Liniment Promises Quick Pain Relief
Neuralgia of the face shoulder hands or feet requires a powerful remedy. Ballard's Snow Liniment possesses that power. Rubbed in where the pain is felt relieves suffering and restores normal conditions. Prices 25c 50c and 1.00 per bottle. Sold by D. H. Fry 10 Yakima Avenue and C. W. Camp West Side druggist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ballard
D. H. Fry
Yakima Avenue
C. W. Camp
West Side
Entombed Miner’s Babe Dies in Live Wire Tragedy
Anita Gonzales, wife of one of the entombed miners, walked near a live wire with her infant. The baby seized the wire and was electrocuted, and the mother became insane after learning of the child’s death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinidad
Col
Oet
Anita Gonzales
Brain operation restores boys to their father
Jeremiah Warwick, once separated from his two sons ages 8 and 6, regained memory after brain tumor removal in Denver. The mental wreck healed, he asked for his boys, and a state-institution search reunited the father with his children after years apart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Col
Jeremiah Warwick
Father
Somes
Congo Expedition News From Lang Leads To New Finds
The American Museum of Natural History reports Congo expedition safety and success led by Prof. Herbert Lang. Since June 1909 in equatorial Africa, the team has collected 1200 mammals 1500 birds and thousands of fauna specimens. Belgian government funds the voyage with a pledge to exchange selected specimens with the Belgian museum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
American Museum of Natural History
Congo
Equatorial Africa
Herbert Lang
Avakubi
Hautitura
North Pole
Cook
Girl Seeks 25000 Dollar Heart Balm From Usher
Frances Wenzel sues Charlie Steinfield an usher at a Seattle vaudeville house claiming breach of promise and seeks 25000 dollars as compensation for lost love. She states he guided her to the aisle with affection but then faded away. The suit was filed in superior court this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Charlie Steinfield
Frances Wenzel
Charlie
Frances
Mendelssohn
Miss Wenzel
Red on Big Spree Dies Night in City Feed Yard Stall
William Yap wish met an Ahtanum Indian dies after a night of heavy drinking in a South Front street feed yard stall. His wife found the body early Sunday morning. An inquest was not held and burial will follow tribal rites at his home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Yap-wish-met
Yap-wish-met
Private Pool for Helen Gould at Lyndhurst
Miss Helen Gould plans the finest private swimming pool in the world at Lyndhurst Tarr town New York costing over 60000 dollars. The building will be 140 feet by 60 feet housing a 70 by 35 foot pool with masonic work glazed walls five lounging rooms shower baths and dressing rooms for bathers ready next spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tarrytown
N. Y
Helen Gould
Lyndhurst
Bucklen's Arnica Salve: a perfect healer for many ailments
No one has ever made a salve to compare with Bucklen's Arnica Salve. It heals cuts burns bruises sores and other conditions. effective for sore eyes cold sores and chapped hands. Only 25 cents at Clark's Pharmacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark’s
Spokane Apple Show Promises Carload Contests for World Title
Spokane November 14 week hosts the third national apple show with a carload contest for the world championship and a $1000 gold sweepstakes. Prizes include $250 firsts and $100 seconds for Winesap Rome Beauty McIntosh Spitzenberg Yellow Newtown and a mixed carload class. A $500 silver trophy from the Chicago Association of Commerce goes to the top packer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spokane
Wash
Ren H. Rice
Rome
McIntosh
Jonathan
Spitzenberg
eFirst
Newtown
Chicago Association of Commerce
Mayors Saloon Talk Highlights Appointed Committees
Committees named at the meeting include Credential with Mrs. M. D. Roberts North Yakima Mrs. Tredell Northport and Miss Brakefield Spokane publication Mrs. Angier Spokane Mrs. Roberts North Yakima and Mrs. Dora L. Hull membership Mrs. Barr North Yakima Mrs. Dabis Pomeroy Mrs. Sayers Pleneburg Mrs. Laird Sunnyside auditor Mrs. Angier delivered the annual address. Election talk centers on Myrtie D. Roberts of North Yakima as a likely president candidate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. D. Roberts
North Yakima
Tredell
Northport
Brakefield
Spokane
Angier
Roberts
Dora L. Hull
Barr
Dabis
Pomeroy
Sayers
Pleneburg
Laird
Sunnyside
Myrtie D. Roberts
Oyal
Caroline Brakefield
Notice of Election for Drainage District Eleven
Election to decide the organization of Drainage District Eleven in Moxee Valley Yakima County Washington. Voters will choose Yes or No and three or more commissioners. Polling to be October 29 1910 Champoux Bros Store near Moxee City within the district boundaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moxee Valley
Yakima
State of Washington
Board of County Commission
Champoux Brog
Moxee City
Dr David Rosser Physician and Surgeon
Dr David Rosser is a physician and surgeon with office over Janeck Drug Store and residence at the corner of Sixth and Chestnut. Office hours are 9 am to 12 pm and 2 to 6 pm. He serves as a member of the Pension Board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Rosser
Janeck Drug Store
Chestnut
Pension Board
Divorce Suit Seeks Absolute Break From Wyant
In Yakima County Washington Walter A Wyant sues Helen A Wyant for an absolute divorce on grounds that she abandoned him on July 12 1907 and has remained away. The summons requires her to answer within sixty days of September 28 1910 with service to plaintiff’s attorney G A Myers 219% East Yakima Avenue North Yakima.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Court
State of Washington
County of
Yakima
Walter Alvin Wyant
Helen Amanda Wyant
G. A. Myers
Yakima Avenue
North Yakima
Yakima County
Washington
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Marion Brainard
Dan Lesh
Apple Show
Frisco
Kotzebue Sound
Orphan Asylum
DR. Cook
American Museum
Red
Township Twelve
EE. W. M
Township Thirteen
Board OF County Commissioners
D. A. McDonald
Wilbur Crocker
Jet
McAulay & Meigs Attorneys At Law
Notaries Public
American Surety Co
Empire State Surety Co
L.J Fia Lin
Jasinne
MVC
Golden Medical Discovery
Bank
The
First National Bank
North Yakima, Washington
Capital
W. L. Steinweg
Chas. Carpenter
A. B. Cline
R. Donovan
J. A. Loudon
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