Don Fulano the Wonder Horse Arrives for City Exhibition
Don Fulano a colt from Montana bred at Marcus Daly’s horse farm arrives with owner Dr. Frederick F. Ellis and manager Max Zimmerman. The intelligent show horse will perform in public before touring Sound cities then New York’s Hippodrome, drawing crowds over Dan Patch and Trixie.
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Don Fulano
City
Frederick F. Ellis
Max Zimmerman
Dan Patch
Trixie
Portland Exposition
Montana
Marcus Daly
Devctor
Yakima
Sound Cities
New York City
Dyking District Sought to Shield City Sewer Outlet
City faces sewer shortcomings tied to springs on land owned by Thomas. Plans consider purchasing the Thomas tract for a septic site at 1700 and forming a dyking district to finance a protective dyke at Yakima avenue. City attorney says action proceeds this week.
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Thomas
Yakima Avenue
Forsyth
Hop Pool Discussion Moves in Portland Market
Portland market coverage centers on proposed hop pool among growers. Sherwood growers favor the plan and will meet soon to decide steps, with similar efforts seen in Ballston, Aurora, Butteville and Lane county. The aim is to curtail next year’s crop by pooling holdings.
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Oregon
Frank Dunn
Eugene
M. H. Durst
London
Pacife
Portland Oregonian
Sherwood
Ballston
Aurora
Butteville
Lane County
Hop market warms as growers sell freely across the valley
The hop market shows renewed activity with growers in all sections selling. O Weidner & Co led heavy purchases of about 1400 bales since Saturday across McMinnville Silverton Eugene Corvallis Aurora and Whiteson at 7½ to 10 cents. Hart & Hubbard bought 208 bales at 7½ to 8 cents. Other sales included 58 bales from A H Cone and the William Bents crop at Aurora at 9 cents.
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O. Weidner & Co
McMinnville
Silverton
Eugene
Corvallis
Aurora
Whites
Potatoes for Advertising Purposes in Valley Venture
C Dickens of the valley bought and planned to sell large field potatoes to advertisers. He secured fifty cent sales for tubers often 12 to 14 inches long and weighing several pounds. A sack held forty potatoes and a photographic negative was prepared to aid the campaign.
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C. Dickens
C. C. Dickens
Dickens
Nob Hill
Fire at Toppenish restaurant narrowly saved
Fire at the Wonder restaurant in Toppenish was discovered early yesterday morning by an Indian, preventing total destruction. The restaurant owned by Fred Selle was damaged rear stock and incineration devices were found. insurance status is unknown.
Cider mill seeks cider apples from local growers
The Cider mill invites growers to sell apples on an ongoing basis. Contact W. S. Smith at 216 S. Ahtanum to discuss deliveries and pricing. Mill operates daily and aims to purchase fresh fruit for immediate processing.
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W. S. Smith
S. Ahtanum
Reminiscence of Judge Taggard in Early California Days
J A Leach recalls talks with Judge James Taggard about California’s rough earliest days. He describes vigilante justice, gold camps, and the 1856 shooting of James King by Casey, followed by King’s and an accomplice’s execution by vigilantes.
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Taggard
J. A. Leach
California
San Francisco
James King
Bulletin
Casey
King
Mills Burn At Mabton Destroyed Cascade Lumber Yard
Fire destroyed the Cascade Lumber company yards and office in Mabton Sunday night. Origin of flames unknown and loss estimate unavailable. Trains delayed several hours. volunteers prevented spread to adjacent structures. Telephone lines also damaged in the blaze.
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Cascade Lumber Company
Mabton
Flammable Blaze Consumes Coal Bins Endangering Railroad Buildings
Flames reached the company's coal bins where 100 tons of coal were stored and they continued to rage. Authorities fear nearby railroad company buildings may be burned and destroyed if the fire spreads further.
Beekeepers Meet At City Hall In November
The Washington State Beekeepers association will hold a meeting on Wednesday November 6 at City Hall. Secretary Virgil Sires urges strong attendance as vital matters facing the group will be discussed.
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Washington State Beekeepers’ Association
Virgil Sires
Divorce Suit Seeks Decree in Washington Court
In Yakima County William E Day sues Nancy C Day for divorce on abandonment grounds. summons requires appearance within 60 days from Oct 16 1307 with Brayuff Schumann as attorneys. Public notice lists address and filing details in North Yakima Washington.
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State of Washington
Yakima County
William E. Day
Nancy C. Day
A. D
Bruff & Schumann
P. O
North Yakima
Washington
Yakima National Bank Bldg
Notice of Intention to Sell Yakima County Property
The Yakima County Board of Commissioners in Washington states its intention to sell at public auction the brick and stone portions of the Old Court House foundation and vaults at North Yakima. The sale will occur at the county courthouse door to the highest bidder, with the meeting set for September 4th, 1967 in the County Commissioners room. September 1, 1967.
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Board of County Commissioners
County of
Yakima
Washington
North Yakima
Board of County Commoners
Yakima County
Wi ‘Neton
North Vultee
Wasa
Notice of Sheriff Sale of Real Estate in Yakima County
Public sale announced by Sheriff J M Edwards of Yakima County to satisfy a court judgment for J B George against A A Hawkins and Annie Hawkins. The property includes 40 acres and 180 acres of land with water rights in northwest Yakima County, to be offered at 2 pm on November 2, 1907 at the North Yakima courthouse front steps for cash.
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Superior Court
State of Washington
Yakima
J. B. George
A. A. Hawkins
Annie Hawkins
Yakima County
Towit
Ter
Thirest
Nwig
Wis
Setion
Township
Lave
EL W. M
North
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James A. Tagegard
Cascade Company
Daniel Sinclair
H. McDonald
W.W. Lemay
J. M.D Wards
W. A. Cox
Stephen Chaffee
Attor
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