Pattison Talks 10 Democrats at Spokane Courthouse Meeting
John Pattison, Democratic candidate for governor, Edward Matterson for insurance commissioner, and C W Reynolds spoke on state and national campaign issues before about 200 at the county courthouse. Pattison urged bank deposit guarantees, debt reduction, and curbing state spending, while remarks emphasized plain, businesslike rhetoric.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court House
John Pattison
Edward Matterson
C. W. Reynolds
Seattle
Jack” Splawn
Colfax
Patti
Vinol praised by Rev. Geo W Ruland for strength boost
Rev Geo W Ruland of Keene New Hampshire lauds Vinol cod liver oil with iron as a superior tonic saying it built him up while overworked and run down. He credits Vinol for strength without stomach upset and notes a money back guarantee if unsatisfied.
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Geo. W. Ruland
Keene
N. H
Vinci
Fred L. Janeck
North
Yakima
Power system of the Yakima planned to reach all towns
Plans announced by President Robert E. Stra horn of the new Yakima Valley Power company outline an electric power and transmission system reaching every town in the Yakima valley from North Yakima to Pasco. Cities listed include Yakima City Wapato Toppenish Zillah Granger Sunnyside Grandview Mabton Prosser Kiona Richland Kennewick Finley Hoover and Pasco.
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Lowing
Spokane
Yakima Valley
North Yakima
Kennewick
Yakima
North Coast Railroad
Pasco
Northwest Light and Water Company
Naches
Yakima Valley Power Company
Plan
Toppenish
Granger
Grandview
Mabton
Wapato
Kiona
Columbia River
Northern Pacific Irrigation Company
Powor Company
Robert E. Strahorn
R. J. Dawson
A. G. Smith
Northwest Lighth and Power Company
New
Former Yakiman Dies on Train to Minnesota
William Thygeson longtime Yakima resident died on passenger train No. 4 between Thompson and Plains in Montana. A hemorrhage of the lungs caused his death while en route to Crookston Minnesota where burial will be held. His wife accompanied him and he had recently worked 11 months at the Minnesota restaurant on First Street Yakima.
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William Thygeson
Missoula
Mont
Crookston
Minn
Thygeson
Minnesota
First Street
Yakima
Wash
Thompson
Plains
Simple Herbal Mixture Supposed to Relieve Backache and Urinary Ailments
An old printed cure describes a fluid extract of dandelion half an ounce, compound karyon one ounce, and compound syrup sarsaparilla three ounces. Shake and take a teaspoon after meals and at night to aid kidney function and eliminate uric acid. The piece claims rapid relief without stomach harm and cites an eminent authority and local druggists offering to supply or mix it.
City Treasurer Reports Large Semi annual Cash Balance
City Treasurer Donovan presents a semi annual cash report covering March 31 to September 30. It shows a starting balance of 6974.74, total receipts of 82497.18, disbursements totaling 74432.07, and a closing balance of 8065.11.
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Donovan
City Clerk Reports Outstanding Current Expense Warrants
City Clerk Brooker says about 70000 in current expense warrants are outstanding. Included is 16900 for paying work to be taken up when the bond issue is completed.
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Brooker
Y M C A Growth Shows Healthy Membership Rise
The Y M C A reports a total membership of 48 joining in all departments with 59 new members since September 5 and a large presence from business seniors intermediates and juniors. A special apple show week honors pioneer fruit growers W H Covert and Dr N G Blalock as Spokane hosts prepare for the northwest fruit exposition with nearly 200 entries and federal judges for the national apple show.
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North Yakima
W H Covert
Grand Forks
RB. C
N. G. Blalock
Walla Walla
Wash
Covert
British Columbia
Blalock
Walla Walla Valley
Spokane
Montana
Washington
Idaho
Oregon
H. J. Neely
Northwest
Senator Piles
Neely
Department of Agriculture
Northwest fruit pioneers to be honored at Spokane show
Spokane authorities announce a special tribute at the national apple show December 7 to 12 honoring early Northwest growers. The event will recognize Yakima Valley pioneers like J J Wiley Wallace Wiley J P Marks L D Morris and D F Lesh for planting the first orchards starting in 1868 and expanding through the 1880s.
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Spokane
Pacific Northwest
Yakima Valley
Yakima
Wiley Ranch
Ahtanum Valley
J. J. Wiley
Wallace Wiley
J. P. Marks
L. D. Morris
D. F. Lesh
Fruitvale
Wash
Northwest
H. J. Neely
Mother Wins Custody of Five Year Old in Idaho Case
Mrs. George T. Stone of Lemhi county Idaho receives custody and possession of her five year old son from Judge Preble in the superior court. The father had held the child for a year with no defense. Stone had a prior Idaho divorce granting custody, but the ruling here rests on the merits of who provides the best care.
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George T. Stone
Lemhi County
Idaho
Preble
Lynch & Grady
Yakima
Baby Edward Felton Becomes Youngest Bank Depositor
Edward Wallace Felton, five days old and son of Mr and Mrs Ray Felton of Bonnie Brae, holds a six dollar deposit at Yakima Trust Company drawing four percent interest. The account started by Royce of the bank, with a dollar, and the parents added as the boy aged days. A newspaper man as father hopes the funds will fund a future job in the family business.
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Edward Wallace Felton
Ray Fellton
Bonnie Brae
Yakima Trust Company
Royce
Rally At Wapato Prominent Speakers Lead County GOP Meet
Ole Hanson of Seattle and Col. Ed Parker headlined a Wapato rally with national and state issues discussed and local campaign notes. Democratic speakers focused on North Yakima, while prohibitionists drew the largest crowd at Grandview with W I Huxtable and Will Everett.
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Wapato
Ole Hanson
Seattle
Col. Ed. Parker
Col. Parker
North Yakima
Grandview
W. I. Huxtable
Will Everett
Ellis Wallace
B. F. Crouch
Huxtable
A. L. Crim
Ballard
Sunnyside
Local society notes reflect community visits and events
Mrs Geo Matheson shows improvement after a week at home. Roxine Sherman departs Friday for Ellensburg normal school. Aloha club to meet with Miss Myrtle Lacey. Rt Rev Bishop Wells to confirm class at Holy Trinity next Monday. Mrs C E Spencer hosted visiting young people for her son's birthday. Mr Oliver Dean of Granger a Sunnyside visitor Friday. Turner of Y M C A North Yakima spoke at Federated church Sunday. Woman's Guild to meet with Mrs Merrill Thursday. Mrs Harvey Matheson and Mrs Frank Morris were North Yakima visitors. M G Duncan and wife left for Spokane for real estate work. Mrs Robt C McCredie entertained for William's fifteenth birthday. Mr and Mrs Thad Hall hosted dinner Wednesday evening. Dr and Mrs J D Campbell to be hosted by Presbyterians at Stewart home Wednesday. Mr and Mrs W F Cornell attended Arthur Rankin funeral in North Yakima.
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Oliver Dean
Granger
Turner
North Yakima
Federated Church
Woman's Guild
C. B. Merrill
Harvey Matheson
Frank Morris
M. G. Duncan
Spokane
Duncan
Robt. C. McCredie
William
Thad Hall
FE. J. Young
W. H. Cline
The
Presbyterian Club
7. D. Campbell
C. J. Stewart
W. FE. Cornell
Arthur Rankin
Belt details for well fitting skirts and belts
The article notes a skirt belt should be under half an inch wide and made from taffeta or non bulky lining. Belt tape belts often fail to provide the proper belting, especially on imported skirts where belt tape is thin. A heavy belt tape, when turned over and finished, is impossible to use.
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Udstrom
Furniture Oy Inc
Sopt Wook
Maad
Pattison
Edward Matterson Flays
Shively
Yakima Grocery Co
Lewiston
F. H. Carey
Southwick
Carey
West Side
Vinol
Power System OF the
Yakiman
Missoula, Mont
WILEY
Father
Judge Preble
Arar
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