Rich farmer 12-year-old lost in hills near Ellensburg
Ellensburg Washington October 18 A 12 year old Rich Farmer vanished after leaving a camp with his father and companions in the Wilson creek area. Search parties organized by Sheriff Crowley with bloodhounds and autos scoured the hills through the night. No trace yet as the elderly hunter is reported missing in rugged terrain near Nanum Canyon.
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Ellensburg
Wash
E. A. Carpenter
Kittitas Valley
Wilson Creek
Will Carpenter
Sheriff's Office
Crowley
Thomas Maxey
Burrell German
John Gillmour
Wilson Creek Canyon
Mr. Carpenter
W. A. Alverson
Alverson
Nanum Canyon
Yakima Triumphs Over Ellensburg 16–0 in Football Clash
Yakima defeated Ellensburg 16 to 0 in a fast afternoon game at the baseball ground. Yakima used end runs and line plunges to gain the lead as White scored early and Bogges and Murphy featured in multiple gains and sustained drives, with Ellensburg unable to mount a sustained reply.
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Janeck
G. Cooke
Ellensburg
Bull
Yakima
Bogges
Remy
Lesh
Smith
Bunting
Matson
Eilensburg
White
Majson Cerre
Csc Eeees
Ica Eeere Ee Perr
Evseereerees Janeck
Milne Smith
Theeeeseiae
Farrell Darling
Serre Et Gerccceces Mundy
Gaung Jc Causa S Dbo
Taideau
Ore Suver Murphy
Gamble
Brainard
Dr. Pratt
Yakima High
Ellenaburg
Suver
Bench
Fiensburg
Rény
Murphy
Cooke
Gault
Leall
Boggess
Yakimas
L. Cooke
Milne
Yakima & Columbia River Nursery elects officers
I H Dills becomes president with H E Brown as vice president and sales manager and E F Perry as secretary treasurer. The newly incorporated firm with 12000 capital will plant large nurseries next season with over 500000 trees and serve Washington Oregon Idaho and Montana from offices at 2 North Second Street and nurseries at Parker Heights Nob Hill and Selah.
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Yakima & Columbia River Nursery Company
I. H. Dills
H. E. Brown
E. F. Perry
Parker Heights
Nob Hill
Selah
North Second Street
Brown
Washington
Oregon
Idaho
Montana
Rocky Mountain Tea Promises Quick Cure, Case's Drug Store
Cook and Peary are cited as claiming credit for a remedy, but the ad suggests the true claim lies with Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea. It promises visible results after use and urges readers to try it tonight at Case's Drug Store.
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Cook
Peary
Hollister
Case
North Coast Gets Big Locomotives For Rail Construction
Visitors from Kennewick report two new four driver locomotives at North Yakima railroad yards. The Baldwin Philadelphia engines are powerful machines used in Yakima area construction by the Northern Pacific. A track laying machine is expected soon, with lighter engines already in use on the line.
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North Coast Railroad
Lower Valley
North Yakima
Kennewick
Yakima
Northern Pacific
Baldwin Locomotive Works
Philadelphia
Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea Promises Bowels Help
A line promotes Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea claiming relief from headaches indigestion and constipation by making the bowels work naturally and restoring health and strength. Start using it.
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Hollister
Case’s Drug Store
Fly Gyrgles Forty Mile Train Easily
Dr. Welling recounts a large horsefly chasing a Charleston bound train at 40 miles per hour on the 42 mile Columbia Sumter route. The fly mounted the moving door, circled, then resumed pursuit, proving it can match the train’s speed. A separate note mentions a water plant plan near Priest Rapids with cost 25 000 to 50 000 dollars and 8000 to 10000 gallons per minute capacity.
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Columbia
Sumter
Charleston
Rose Land Company
Kittitas County
Priest Rapids
St. Paul
246 Trees Enough in Yakima Valley
T. W. Clark, an orchardist on the lower Neb Hill road, reports four trees with 42 boxes of York Imperial apples on three and 40 on the fourth, yielding about 55 dollars per tree. The Clark trees overhang a streetcar line and attract passengers, with W. P. Romans photographing them in color as strong advertising for Yakima Valley.
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T. W. Clark
Neb Hill Road
York Imperial
Clark
Clark Has Taken A Count At the Time the Herald
W. P. Romans
Yakima Valley
North Pacific to Introduce New Transcontinental Train
Official sources indicate the Northern Pacific will start a new first class transcontinental train on Oct 24 from Seattle to Duluth. Trains No 7 and 8 will replace Nos 19 and 20, run Spokane to Seattle as the Pasco train, with Seattle departure at midnight and North Yakima arrival around 7 am.
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North Yakima
Northern Pacific Railroad
Seattle
Duluth
Spokane
Pasco
North Coast Limited
A.Y.P
Rose Land bids on large Yakima irrigation plant
Nine firms bid to build a major pumping plant by the Rose Land Co to irrigate 2000 acres along the Columbia River in Yakima and Kittitas counties. Contract likely to be let next week. Theodore Weisberger and associates among bidders. The project covers land on the west bank of the Columbia from Beverly opposite to Priest Rapids.
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Rose Land Company
Columbia River
Yakima
Kittitas
R. J. Logan
The
Theodore Weisberger
Columbia
Beverly
Priest Rapids
St. Paul
Growers Test Orchard Heaters Demonstration At Union
About two dozen fruit men gathered Saturday to observe a test of orchard heaters from National Troutman and Frost Prevention Co. The National burned longest at 3 hours 45 minutes. Troutman 3 hours. Fresno 2 hours 40 minutes. an empty lard can held its own. Demonstrators also showcased an electrical frost thermometer.
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The
Horticultural Union
National
Troutman
Frost Prevention Company
California
Fresno
Nichols Proud Owner Showcases Oldsmobile White Flyer
J. Bd. Nichols displays his new Oldsmobile the Olds White Flyer. The 40 horsepower passenger car, recently shipped from Seattle, is praised as one of the prettiest and fastest in the city. Nichols claims it reached 65 mph on a level road and believes no local car rivals it in performance.
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J. Bd. Nichols
Bees Laxative Cough Syrup Endorsed for Cold Relief
A promotional note states Bees Laxative Cough Syrup gently moves the bowels to stop a cold and also reduces lung and throat inflammation. The product is pleasant to take and sold by Cc. W. Camp.
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Cc. W. Camp
School Girls Learn to Cook at North Yakima High
Forty students attend domestic science classes in a equipped room with a stove, burners and work tables as Miss Alice Hodge teaches practical cookery. The fish lesson compares salmon and bass nutrients while noting digestion differences. oysters are described as low in nourishment.
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North Yakima
Alice Hodge
Bass
Hodge
Miss Hodge
Fish and cooking classes highlight brain diet and skills
Miss Hodge explains why fish aids brain work and teaches proper fish preparation. The class demonstrates escalloped crab, fry smells, and practiced sewing with students producing night gowns and lingerie while planning graduation underwear and shirt waists for the second semester.
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Miss Hodge
Teachers as Capitalists in Local Warrant Trade
A regional piece reports teachers as capitalists who trade monthly pay warrants for cash. It notes warrants bear interest, typical lenders charge 8 percent, while some teachers hold or sell warrants to other teachers. A high school teacher and a distant ranch owner are described as active warrant traders.
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Room Tn
Parrot Puts Nose on Trial in New York Court
In a comic city court scene, John Hill faces pigeon theft charges as a parrot escapes from a green pigeon in a box. Battery Dan Finn pokes his nose and receives a peck from the bird, triggering laughter and chaos as pigeons fly free to conclude the case.
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New York
Dan
Finn
Solomon
John Hill
Harry Theiss
Mr. Hill
Battery Dan
Los Property
Theiss
Yonkers
Hill
California Doctor Praises Peruna For Catarrh Relief
Dr J W Fuller of California endorses Peruna saying it cured his chronic head catarrh after years of failed treatments. He reports restored senses of smell hearing and sight and feels reborn like a young man again.
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Peruna
Low voter registration in Yakima county ahead of primary
City clerk records show only 1072 registered voters in Yakima city out of an estimated 2400 eligible in Yakima county. With three weeks until the primary, officials note registration has fallen off though ward totals and a rising number of registrations from colored citizens are anticipated, potentially affecting the upcoming election.
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Court House
Yakima
Arate
Desert Exile and Dream of Rain in Roy Temple House Verso
A poetic fragment contrasts a desolate desert hut with two hundred miles of barren sand and distant signs of civilization. It portrays an exile living in a prison like home while distant orchards, roads, and temples offer a glimpse of life, bread, and faith beyond hardship.
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Roy Temple House
The
Pacific Monthly
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