Survey of Yakima Reservation Examines 10 Townships
A 10 townships survey on the Yakima Indian Reservation, contracted two years ago, is being checked for accuracy under Louis L. Dent of Washington DC. The crew will work about two months, focusing on the western border near Mount Adams, with three townships below the gap.
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Yakima Indian
Louis L. Dent
Washington, D. C
Mount Adams
Campbell, Germond & Long
Dent
W. S. Wills
Albert Oswald
Wills
Mr. Dent
Dr King’s New Life Pills Praised by User
A Sizemore West Virginia reader touts Dr King’s New Life Pills as vitalizing every organ and building brain and body. The advertisement claims they energize the body and cites a testimonial from J A Harmon. The copy mentions a price of 25 cents at C Case’s store.
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Dr. King
J. A. Harmon
Sizemore
W. Va
Cc. C
Vail Builds Orchard From Sage Brush Lands
Arthur Vail, who recently sold his Selah ranch for 19500, plans 65 acres of sage brush into an orchard in the Yakima valley. He denies plans to move to Oregon.
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Arthur Vail
Selah
Yakima Valley
Oregon
Mr. Vail
Crowded Veteran's Home In Orting Sees Surge In Inmates
The Orting veteran soldiers home reports 661 inmates with 420 housed and the rest on furlough. About 180 to 200 veterans are slated to move to Port Orchard soon to ease crowds. H B Spencer visited from North Yakima and saw a growing Grand Army presence in Washington, with admission demands rising as congestion grows at Orting.
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Orting
Port Orchard
H. B. Spencer
North Yakima
Grand Army
Union
Washington
Otting Institution
Spencer
Northern Pacific outlines new Seattle Duluth transcontinental train
Seattle reports a proposed Northern Pacific train between Duluth and Seattle to handle West from the head of the lakes. Changes in Seattle schedules take effect October 24 with revised departure times for the Oriental Limited and Burlington trains and new through sleepers on several routes. The North Coast Limited No 2 and No 6 adjustments include added through sleepers and observation cars, while No 8 gains Duluth service and through sleepers to Duluth.
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Seattle
Northern Pacific Railroad
Duluth
Lakes
North Yakima
Northern Pacific
A.Y.P. Fair
Great Lakes
View Point
Puget Sound
Head of the Lakes
Oriental Limited
St. Paul
Chicago
Burlington
Continental
North Coast Limited
Spokane
Lake Metropolis
Lincoln
Denver
St. Louis
Omaha
Money Comes in Bunches to A A Chisholm of Treadwell
A A Chisholm of Treadwell New York reports relief from indigestion torpid liver constipation nervousness and debility after using Electric Bitters. He credits twelve bottles with restoring health and vigor enabling daily business attendance. The medicine is praised as infallible for stomach liver kidneys blood and nerves and sells for 50 cents at C C Case's.
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A. A. Chisholm
Treadwell
N. Y
C. Cc. Case's
Kennewick booster prodder named Fechter
O A Fechter of North Yakima receives recognition as Kennewick boosters meet to honor him at a special Kennewick Commercial Club gathering. He praises the city’s advantages and opportunities while urging stronger booster efforts in the Northwest’s developing Columbia River basin.
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North
Kennewick
O. A. Fechter
North Yakima
Columbia River
Twin City
Fechter
Kennewick Club urged to mobilize for growth and publicity
Fechter criticizes Kennewick for underutilizing opportunities while highlighting other fruit regions like North Yakima Wenatchee Hood River that endured hardship and thrived. He notes oversights, spurs business leaders to action and forms committees to advance vital town projects. Newspaper correspondents are urged to write more.
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Kennewick
Fechter
North Yakima
Wenatchee
Hood River
Sheep to Winter in Horse Heaven Sold by Coffins
Ten thousand head of lambs will be wintered in the Horse Heaven country after purchases by Messrs Coffin. H Stanley Coffin returns to North Yakima and arranges delivery of two bands of ewes to Longmire & Sons and Nile Sheep company. Lincoln lamb bucks sold to a Nebraska buyer while Cameron and Wright search Seattle stock show for Shropshire and Lincoln ducks but find no sufficient numbers.
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Horse Heaven
J. J. Brown Dies At Carbondale Pa
J J Brown former manager of Yakima Gas Company now Northwest Corporation died in Carbondale Pa on Monday. He retired three months ago due to ill health and left North Yakima August 6 with William Murrin for his old home. He was 36, unmarried, and survived by a mother and sister in Carbondale.
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J. J. Brown
Yakima Gas Company
Northwest Corporation
Carbondale
William Murrin
Mr. Brown
Mr. Murrin
North Yakima
Haasze Sees Ample Display Material for Exposition
E. J. Haasze Yakima county superintendent at the A Y P exposition reports plenty of display material and asks no more fruit or vegetables. He praises the fair administration for treating Yakima on par with state exhibits and notes the county is well represented and recognized throughout the exposition period.
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E. J. Haasze
Yakima County
A.-Y.-P. Exposition
Haasze
Ministers Can’t Live Honest Life
Rev. D. H. Carrick resigns from the North Lawrence Christian church to become a street railway conductor. He says a minister cannot lead an honest life due to public scrutiny of his home life and salary, noting pressure on his wife and distrust when he buys modest or costly items.
Reno Divorce Colony a Gay Center for Quick Marriages
Reno Nev Oct 8 The Reno colony of mismatched couples has grown since replacing Sioux Falls as a quick divorce hub. Merchants and hotels report over 1 million in added business while notable arrivals include James Gayley and Mrs Anna Barton with immense fortunes. Evelyn Thaw rumored arrivals loom as debates over stricter state divorce laws surface among business leaders.
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Reno
Nev
Sioux Falls
James Gayley
Pittsburg
United States Steel Corporation
Anna Barton
Rochester
N. Y
Frank Barton
L. Schahlenberger
New York
Samuel Lord
Lord & Taylor
Henry Koster Spies Kip
Newport Society
Heatons
Philadelphia
Evelyn Thaw
Riverside Hotel
Keith Donaldson
Kip
Schallenberger
Elizabeth Powell Stoddard
Atlanta
Penitentiary Terms for Toppenish Jail Escape
J Oeding received a three to five year sentence at Walla Walla after pleading to aiding a prisoner’s escape from Toppenish jail. Accomplices and others convicted of selling liquor to Indians were sent to the reformatories or state prison for two years each, while a valise theft case drew two to fifteen years.
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RE. J. Oeding
Toppenish
Walla Walla
Oeding
John Anderson
Claude Nyberg
George Carey
Reformatory
William Kern
James William Duval
A. A. Partello
State Reformatory
Jost Surrendered to Washington Children's Home
Cecil Jost, an orphan from Prosser, was placed with the Washington Children's Home Finding Association by Benton county court. Court could not grant custody to his foster mother due to citizenship issues. Rev. A W Laningham, agent for the association, advised of the action Friday. Cecil was removed from Dr and Mrs Howard amid neighbor complaints of mistreatment.
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Cecil Jost
Prosser
Washington
Local Hop Yield May Be Higher Than Expected in Yakima
Yakima county hop growers expect a crop of at least 11 000 bales this season with price support rising, after earlier forecasts suggested 8000 to 9000 bales and 25 cent deals. Experts say the yield may exceed previous estimates as harvest proceeds.
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Yakima County
Road artifact found in Cowiche Valley attracts attention
A three inch long rock road unearthed by Miss Belle Marie Broulette in Cowiche Valley during a camping trip was loaned to the Yakima County Building and will be turned over to the state university. The small artifact has drawn much notice at the A Y P building along with the big roadh on display.
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Yakima County
A.Y.P
State University
Cowiche Valley
Belle Marie Broulette
Naturotherapy Institute Embraces Healing Arts in Yakima
The Zediker Institute of Drugless Healing advocates naturopathy using osteopathy, electricity, vibration, massage, baths, mental and magnetic forces, hygiene, dietetics, hydrotherapy and traction. Located seven years at 311 East Yakima avenue, it reports 1700 cases treated with a no knife, no drags motto and contact via Main 673.
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Zediker Institute of
Ditter Block
East
Yakima Avenue
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