Change in Managers at Local Western Union Office
R T Reid superintendent Pacific Division Western Union Telegraph arrived Sunday to install a new manager. W R Powell from Astoria Ore now leads the office and aims to improve service with enough messengers to ensure prompt calls and delivery. McKee and wife have left for Chicago. Miles covers night duties until a replacement is found. Milk wagons from Franklin and Golden Rule dairies collided on North Fourth Street causing a temporary spill at Perkins Restaurant near A B Cline's residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. T. Reid
Pacific
Western Union Telegraph Company
W. R. Powell
Astoria
Ore
McKee
Chicago
Mrs. McKee
Miles
North Fourth Street
Franklin and
Golden Rule Dairies
Franklin Dairy
Perkins
Golden Rule
A. B. Cline
Keeping the Record Straight
Editor Bert Lyon defends the N Y T S football team against Herald and Republic criticisms. He says the Republic misidentified key plays, notes Haaze's run, Mil ler’s drop kick, and that Sunny side only scored on a fake. He claims the H S report was accurate and criticizes the cub reporter for altering it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herald
Republic
Cub
Haaze
Stransz
Miller
Culbertson
The
Sunnyside
H. S
Bert Lyon
Staats Visit Highlights Toppenish Growth and Commerce
Mr and Mrs C C Staats of Toppenish are visiting friends in the city. Staats, a former dry goods merchant, now runs a major mercantile business in Toppenish and notes rapid city growth. Ten to twelve new houses are under construction on the new town site and Staats himself is building a handsome residence. Lloyd Staats, formerly a telegraph operator in the A D T office, has returned home to Toppenish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toppenish
C. C. Staats
Mr. Staats
Lloyd Staats
Grace Falls Drunk Fronting Weigle’s Clothing Store
Grace, called Dad Grace, lay prostrate on the Yakima avenue sidewalk outside Weigle’s Clothing Store after a drunken spree. Officer Kelly found him at 5 30 Tuesday evening as a crowd gathered. Grace was taken to the calaboose and then to the chief, who noted his full name and confiscated small possessions before assigning him to his room. Grace, a regular customer, angered the chief with insulting remarks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Adams
Elizabeth Diehl
Sound
Geo. E. Jordan
Anna L. Day
Sadar
South Eighth Street
Morton A. Rose
Calaboose
Cayou
James Putnam
Alva Hauser
Charles Shearer
Ellensburg
Merritt Peters
Presbyterian Church
Golden Rule
Looney
C. W. Wilcox
Spokane
International Board
Reno Hutchinson
Alfie Barnes
Miss Barnes
Butte
Alice M. Fenton
Jay Fenton
Lena Hale
Caro
S. Hale
Fred Parks
Romans & Gale
Thompson
A. Mundell
Yakima Avenue
W. T. Stewart
E. O. Keck
Zillah
C. L. Barnett
North First Street
Barnett
Barnett Place
Grace
Weigle’s
First Street
Kelly
Cayon
Tax collections update shows sixty four thousand outstanding
The treasurer’s office reports total charges of 327396.12 for the year with 263362.88 collected or cancelled, leaving 64033.29 unpaid. All taxes must be paid by month end and large tax list holders urged to settle promptly.
Yakima Market Plethora of Hay and Apples Dominate Local Trade
The Yakima area reports steady live stock prices with demand matching supply. Turkeys rise slightly as Thanksgiving nears, while wheat and oats hold steady and hay sales stay strong. A government 6000 ton timothy order couldn’t be filled due to price constraints, highlighting higher local hay values and a car shortage hindering shipments to Sound markets. Apples remain the principal market product this period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnes
Yakima
Islands
Willamette Valley
Market News From Northwest Apples Butter Eggs And Shipping
Prices hold steady on most fruits with a slight rise for Greenings to 50 60. Yakima shipments of Spitzenbergs Yellow Newtons and Winter Nellis pears head to New York City and the Midwest. Cantaloupes sold out at 60 cents to 1 dollar. Butter and eggs remain in strong demand with possible 5 cent retail rise next week.
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Yakima Horticultural Union
New York City
Nellis
Middle West
Canada
Arkansas
Ben Davis
Bank Robbers Captured in Northern Bank Heist
MINNEAPOLIS Oct 23 Five men who on Monday robbed the Sawyer North Dakota bank of 6400 and fought a battle with officers are reported captured by a posse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Sawyer, N. D
For Sale 10 Acres Straw berry Land on Vashon Island
For sale ten acres described as finest straw berry land on Vashon Island between Tacoma and Seattle. Five acres cleared. Price fifty dollars per acre with half cash. Address M. Steele, 405 Pioneer Bldg., Seattle, Wash. 281-21.
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Vashon Island
Gem of
Puget Sound
Tacoma
Seattle
Steele
Pioneer Bidg
Wash
Multiple Accidents and Crimes Across Idaho Oregon and Montana
A Boise mill accident injures Brechtel when a sleeve catches in gearing. Peter Kesler drowns at Pine Tree rapids on Snake River after canoe capsize. Oregon Congregationalists elect officers in Pendleton. James Seehorn fatally injured at Standard mine in Mace Idaho. Mahlon Brock paroled after abducting Ruth Andrews. George Haller's Lind home destroyed in kerosene explosion. Haller absent. William Penna convicted of murder in Butte Montana. Dynamite blast damages Klondike and Bimetallic saloons in Wallace Idaho. no injuries. Everett Hester mortally shoots a Jersey calf by misjudging a deer.
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Austin Brechtel
Barber's Mill
Boise
Idaho
Brechtel
Peter Kesler
Snake River
Pine Tree Rapids
Lewiston
Oregon Association of Congregationalists
Pendleton
E. L. Homse
W. C. Gilmore
F. E. Dellst
George H. Himes
Daniel Staver
James Seehorn
Standard
Mace
No. 6
Mahlon Brock
Ruthndrews
Milton
Oregon
George Haller
Lind
Mont
Australia
Susie Bryant
Wallace
Everett Hester
Lowell
Wash
Tbey Slough
George Walter
Hester
Importations Exceed Estimates Prompt End to Relief Method
Secretary Shaw announced that gold import deposits will be discontinued as imports surpassed expectations. He stated America had its share for the present and did not intend to disturb European conditions. He also said he would stimulate national bank circulation by up to 18 million dollars using approved securities for deposits already made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Shaw
America
Europe
Sam P. Jones Funeral Held at Sam Jones Tabernacle
In Cartesville Georgia a large congregation attended the funeral of Rev Sam P Jones at the Sam Jones tabernacle Bishop Galloway presided with several prominent ministers assisting The body will be taken to Atlanta tomorrow morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cartersville
Sam P. Jones
Sam Jones
Farmers Shot Each Other Up Over Boundary Dispute
In Rising Sun Indiana Jackson Morris and his father George Norris were killed and Joseph Richardson was fatally wounded in a farm boundary quarrel between Norris and Richardson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rising Sun
Ind
Jackson Morris
George Norris
Joseph Richardson
Norris
Richardson
Dr Hall Veterinarian Contact Details
Veterinarian Dr Hall can be reached by telephone 2183 or at 102 South Selah Avenue for appointment inquiries.
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Hall
South Selah Avenue
Notice of Teachers Examination Held in North Yakima
The regular teachers examination will be held at City Hall North Yakima Washington on November 8 9 and 10. Hours start promptly at 8 oclock. Writing material supplied by the county. Jacobson County Superintendent North Yakima Washington October 7 1906.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Yakima
Washington
Ja, Jacobson
Notice to Creditors in Peters Estate
In Yakima County Washington the Superior Court notices creditors to present claims against Anna Peters deceased to the executor John Peters at John H Lynch office in North Yakima within one year from October 24 1968 or claims will be barred. Attorney John Lynch represents the estate with filing and vouchers required.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Washington
Yakima
Anna Peters
Atte Peters
John H. Lynch
Mullins
North
Yakima County
Washington
John Peters
John Lynch
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J. G. Heim
South Bend
Robert Dunn
Parker Bottom
Alfred Leckenby
Erwin
North Natches
J. F. Fitzgeral
Garnet
Montana
A. B. Sweney
W. A. C. Aid Society
Hinman
George Barber
H. McKee
Enterprise Grocery
M. L
South Second Street
D. S. Johnston Company
North Second
Yakima Best
Barnes’ Best
Puritan
Miles City
Terry Bank
Terry
News of the Northwest
Dayton
J. B. Gladdie
Sugar City
Gladdie
C. M. Reynolds
Northern Pacific
Robert Weddle
Salem
Macdonald’s
Wyneora
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