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Newspaper
Yakima Herald
Location
Yakima, Washington, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1906
Page
5
Fragmentary OCR text records a town meeting with references to political support for the Republican party, names of attendees, and a discussion led by Mr. Nichols. It mentions legal discussions with attorney Reavis about sewer company liability and a trench issue, with various town events noted.
Two campaign gatherings drew crowds at Fruitvale school house and Zillah with L O Meigs and M Brown speaking. Local committee members assisted and other Republican nominees addressed attendees amid music and applause. A separate note reports a horse theft at North Yakima stockyards recovered by police.
Notice to creditors and heirs in the matter of the estate of Susan Wervt Notte filed in the Superior Court of Washington for Yakima County. Boils A Rens appointed administrator and Gerensed Neto is named. Creditors must present claims within one year from October 19 to be barred and not to exceed lawful limits. Claims and notices should be directed to the undersigned at the Sinor Building North Takima Washington.
Public notice warns creditors to present claims within one year from October 17, 1906 under executors order. Simultaneously a summons by publication in Yakima County seeks to quiet title in a land dispute involving J W Clise Anna Cline and Otto Gustine Schilling, describing a 20 acre parcel in section 11, township 12 north range 19 east WM.
A jumbled OCR page lists diet claims, weight loss promises, and a variety of names with addresses and professions across Washington state, including optician listings in Yakima and attorney firms in North Yakima. Several fragments mention 123 pound weight loss, yet lack coherent narrative or verifiable details.
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