Seattle Visit and Local Notices Highlight Yakima Briefs
Mrs. Fred Thompson and daughter visit Seattle friends while housing ads and notices fill the Yakima Chronicle. A marriage license was issued to Robert L. Hooker and Fiona W. Martell. Rentals, job ads, and property transactions appear alongside legal notices and National Guard encampment plans.
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Fred Thompson
Seattle
South Seventh Street
Robert L. Hooker
Fiona W. Martell
Spokane Grain Co Pays Highest Cash Price For Grain
Spokane Grain Co announces it will pay the highest cash price for grain deliveries. Farmers are invited to bring their supplies to the warehouse and obtain prompt payment.
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Coffin Bros
Opening of North Yakima Business College Encouraging Outlook
The North Yakima Business college in the Wisconsin block opened last Monday with attendance exceeding expectations. KE. M. Pentz visits his Pennsylvania boyhood scenes with fruit and vegetable samples for Yakima Valley missionary work. H. O. Forney and C. M. Bechtel return from the San Francisco G. A. R. encampment and plan to buy farm property. The Venus water rights case remains continued to the 21st inst. The Swank district's prospects look bright as mining interests draw attention. The Scotch syndicate nears a diamond drill in Fish Lake mining prospects. Postal authorities halt a New York sewing machine bluing scam. The Washington State Press Association session ends. J. D. Medill of the Yakima Democrat named second vice-president.
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North Yakima Business College
Wisconsin
KE. M. Pentz
Pennsylvania
Town
Pentz
Yakima Valley
H.O. Forney
C. M. Bechtel
San Francisco
Ohio
Frank Crandall
Richard Smith
Superior Court
Venus
Swank
C. C. Case
W. H. Taylor
North Yakima
Roslyn
Washington State Press Association
Victoria
B. C
Spokane
J. D. Medill
Yakima Democrat
Public road matters and community notices dominate Yakima County briefing
Yakima area notes cover county commissioners meeting on road issues. Local residents report travels, new business ventures, and social events. The list includes store purchases, mill property plans, piano store openings, church and club meetings, and various family visits.
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H. F. Thompson
Seattle
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R. O. Dunbar
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Yakima
Charles Kinney
F. L. Hayden
Lake Washington
H. B. Scudder
Salem
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J. M. Curry
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W. M. Watt
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L. P. Vandermark
Van
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Austria
Rev. N. Evans
M. E. Church
Lloyd Purdin
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P. Birmingham
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J. W. Rutherford
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Whatcom
H. W. Frieling
Southern Pacific Railroad
Los Angeles
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Frank A. Martin
George Moore
National Guard of Washington
Camp Weisenburger
Tacoma
Spokane Grain CO
Western Ave
PJ. McCafferty
UH. D. Winchester
Pat Lynch
Fish Lake
Kittitas
New York
Roy
Kr. W. Smith
Minnesota
KE. L. Boardman
the Sound
W. P. Gutehrie
Florence McCoy
Ladies’ Aid Society of the Congregational Church
Woman's Parlimentary Law Club
W. A. Erwin
Anne Hover
Ellensburg
Mr. Erwin
A. N. Short
Jessie McDaniel
Jay Sedgwick
Northern Pacific
Lee Taylor
Bee
South Second Street
L. A. King
D. N. Keene
Butte Mont
Heinrich
Ole
van Ritter
Phillips
Maud Knuppenberg
West Side
Leila Adams
A. Hi. Tuesley
Viola Tuesley
Thurston County
John Rodman
The
Toppenish
Walter Williams
Harry Voorhees
Orting
J. S. Cotton
State Agricultural College
Wenatchee Country
Mt. Adams
J. L. Hughes
Ilinois
Yakima Hardware Co
John Diter
Chas. Krause
Fawcett Bros
N. P
Chas Krause
John Ditter’s
North
H. W. Hoffman
6Th St
EK. A. Thompson
Thompson Music Co
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P.O
Yakima City
Hattie Laird
Wash
Prof
Heimbaugh
N. Ahtanum Ave
Studebaker
Herald
D. Bo Fox
South Second
Cheacp
A. Clark
Treas
John Ditter
Urer
Court House