Taft Seen Carrying Washington By Large Margin
Senator Samuel H. Piles, in a Yakima discussion, predicts Taft will win Washington by 50 000 to 60 000 votes with strong Republican turnout in western counties like King and Pierce. He notes GOP gains across the slate and a Republican legislature, while wary of a possible sheriff contest in Kittitas. Also included is a brief 1909 Youths Companion promotion with sample contents and subscription offer.
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Washington
Taft
Samuel H. Piles
Yakima Hotel
Senator Piles
King
Pierce
Sound
Congress
Seattle
Ellensburg
Kittitas Court
Canada
Grandmother's Garden
THE
Berkeley Street
Boston
Mass
Hinman Estate Petition Filed for Mrs Mary Hinman
Co. H. Hinman filed a petition with the county clerk requesting administration for the estate of the late Mary H. Hinman. The estate includes substantial private and community property such as lands, lots, and other personal assets.
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Co. H
Dr Pierce medicines praised for safety and efficacy claim
The article asserts Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery uses native root extracts alcohol free and triple refined glycerine. It touts blood purification stomach tonic and bowel regulation while warning cures are not guaranteed and patience is needed for full benefits.
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Dr. Pierce
Compf Iing
Pierce
Winter school for farmers to use textbooks announced
State College reports a likely record winter session for farmers with 150 inquiries and 45 enrollees last year. Prof. George Severance outlines courses in dairying fruit growing soil and farm management beekeeping poultry and livestock care with emphasis on new farm literature.
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State College
George Severance
Department of Agriculture
Prof. Severance
Cheney rally draws large crowd for Mead and Webster
In Cheney on Monday night a huge Republican rally heard Governor Albert E. Mead and Spokane deputy prosecuting attorney JStanley Webster outline party goals. The crowd cheered when Mead and Poindexter were mentioned and music and fireworks highlighted the event.
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Spokane
Cheney
Albert E. Mead
J. Stanley Webster
D. T. Dam
County Central Committee
Mead
William Howard Taft
Miles Poindexter
Congress
Third
Tag Day totals handed to two local churches
At 4 pm Monday in the First National Bank building Tag day director Mrs. W. E. Humphrey presented to the Rev. A. W. Cheatham for St. Luke's and the Rev. Father Ferland for St. Joseph's hospital a check for 2018.91 dollars.
Inland Registered Stock Breeders Meet in Pullman
Pullman businessmen and stock breeders prepare for October 29 to 31 Inland Registered Stock Breeders association meeting. A large premium list offers many prizes for stock from registered sires across horses and cattle classes, including mares, yearlings, colts, draft teams, and steer calves.
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Pullman
Pullma
Inland Registered
Inland Empire
Pasco Refuses Colliers Week Attack on Senator Ankeny
In Pasco a drug storekeeper says Collier's Weekly is not for sale after publishing a campaign attack on Senator Levi Ankeny. He explains the paper was kept briefly, then returned to the sender and no copies have been sold since the issue.
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Pasco
Collier's Weekly
Levi Ankeny
Carrier Robs Mails in Bellingham
A. W. Hadly, 50, a veteran letter carrier, was arrested for robbing registered mails at the local post office for three or four months. He admits guilt though the total stolen is undetermined, with suspected amounts ranging from 1 to 15 dollars.
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Bellingham
A. W. Hadly
Jessup
Hadly
Simple home Rheumatism Remedy Promoted by Expert
A well known authority on rheumatism endorses a gentle home mix of Fluid extra dandelion, compound karyon, and compound syrup sarsaparilla. The recipe suggests a teaspoonful after meals and at night, with ingredients available from prescription pharmacies at low cost. The article notes the mixture is vegetable based and harmless, promising relief after a few days and gradual pain and swelling reduction.
Fire Drill At Central School Demonstrates Student Safety
In Louisville this October the Central School conducted a flawless fire drill. Pupils filed out in orderly lines within a minute as captains led each grade to exits and a hose crew simulated firefighting outside. The drill, praised for discipline and precision, was part of a citywide program led by teachers and Superintendent Reed.
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Centraluilding
Reed
Vinci tonic praised for aiding growth and health in children
A twelve year old girl recovered from a run down condition after four doses of Vinci tonics gaining eight pounds and restoring energy. Mrs T Simmons of Lakewood New Jersey endorses the product as a first class tonic. Fred L Janeck of North Yakima guarantees money back if no benefit.
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Vinol
Duaughter
Vinci
T. Simmons
Main Street
Lakewood
N. J
Fred L. Janeck
North Yakima
Night Rider confession ties Rankin death to Reelfoot Lake region
In Tiptonville Tennessee on October 27 Red Burton a self confessed Night Rider spoke in jail to Sheriff Haines detailing Night Rider activities near Reelfoot Lake. He acknowledges his role in the killing of Captain Quentin Rankin and accuses prominent local men of involvement. Burton says more than half of those named are now in custody at Camp Nemo. He says the confession was voluntary.
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Christ’s Mission
Coeur d’Alene
John P. Gamble
Salvation
H. E. Ayres
Fourth Avenue
Howard Street
Joseph P. Rourke
Spokane
Shannon Avenue
Monroe Street
Tiptonville
Tenn
Red” Burton
Night Rider
Reelfoot Lake
Quentin Rankin
Rankin
Camp Nemo
Haines
Sumons in Washington divorce case Hyde v Hyde
George M. Hyde sues Mary J. Hyde in Yakima County Washington to dissolve their marriage grant custody of Georgia L. Hyde. The defendant must answer within sixty days of Sept 23 1908 or risk a default judgment. Attorney Vestal Snyder North Yakima Washington. Sept 23 30 Oct 7 14 21 28.
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State of Washington
Yakima County
George M. Hyde
Mary J. Hyde
Georgia L. Hyde
Vestal Snyder
P. O
North Yakima
Washington
Publication summons in a divorce case Savone v Savone
The State of Washington issues a summons to Angela Maria Savone to appear within sixty days after the first publication dated October 14 1908. The suit seeks a decree dissolving the marriage on grounds of abandonment and desertion for over a year. Attorneys Lynch and Grady list 2058 Mullins Building North Yakima as counsel.
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Superior Court of
Washington
Yakima County
Laura J. Rachel
Lynch and Grady
Mulling Building
North Yakima
Joseph Rochel
Superior Court of Washington
Mike Savone
Angelamaria Savone
State of Washington
Lynch & Grady
Mullins Bldg
Wash
Guardian's Sale of Real Estate in Yakima County Washington
Carl A Berndt as guardian will auction the minor Ernest A Salter's interest in Lot 19 of J H Hathaway's Five Acres Tracts Yakima County Washington. Sale is cash to highest bidder on November 9 1908 at 10 am at the front door of the county courthouse North Yakima.
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State of Washington
Yakima County
Ernest A. Salter
Carl A. Berndt
Washington
J. H. Hathaway
North Yakima
Wash
Carl A Berndt
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News of the State
Farmer
State College Institute
Humphrey
E. W. Purdy
L. O. Waldo
L. T. Dodson
Bethesda Beals
Roslyn
William Adam
Adam
Tramp
Albert Lewis
Lewis
Tacoma
Jesus Christ
Gamble
H. R. Bursell
Pentacostal Record
Apostolic Church
Wenatchee
Northwest
Pacific American Fisheries Company
South Bellingham
J. T. Kukutake
Kukutake
Pacific American Fisheries Cannery
Bellingham Cannery
Joshua Beeman
Dr. Setters
Sarah R. Cory
East Addition
Albert
Edward
Cory
Herbert
D. J. Davis
Carbonado
Walla Walla
C. S&s. Reed
State Penitentiary
Collier's
Central School
Louisville
United States
Henry Bennett
Bennet
Night Rider Organization
Silence Brigade
Met
Simmons
Lakewood, New Jersey
Tennessee
Guardian
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