Labor Day Parade and Games in North Yakima
North Yakima observed Labor Day with a citywide parade led by Chief Cayou and featuring Carpenters Union No. 1412 and other trades. After gatherings at Holstein’s pavilion, Mayor Reed and Rev. Hayden spoke on labor rights and shorter hours, followed by afternoon races, tug of war, and festivities attended by a large crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yakima
Cayou
Third Street
Carpenters’ Union No
Plumbers’ Union
Tailors’ Union
Stone Masons’ Union
Fire Department
Boston
Prosser
Yakima Avenue
Holstein
Reed
Hayden
Thompson and
Armbruster
Forsyth
A. P. Oliver
J. B. Bill
Nagler
Rev
J. B. Breitlauch
C. C. Hannold
A. Henri
T. F. Leach
L.S. Gunn
H. E. Hanks
E. E. Cook
C. C Hannold
Charles Dodge
J. V. Whitehair
J. C. Breitlauch
K. x. Pontious
Labor Day
John H. Hedberg
Holstein’s
Carpenters
A. G. Bartley
C. C. Martin
John Snellingberg
R. D. Langlin
J. Moriarty
M. Morton
Morarity
Martin
Tallor
R. C. French
E. Lund
J. J. Burch
Amy Adama
James McGuire
Ina Harrison
Louise Garbe
Delia Omstead
Stella Baker
Sadie Evans
Vernon Hanson
Ben Taylor
Vernie Harrison
Wm, Gilmore
Raymond Buck
Charlie Corth
Kent Green
Laurence Sessions
North Yakima
Lincoln
Omaha
St. Joseph
Kansas City
Peoria
Chicago
St. Louis
Weight Loss Duplicates Promised in Simple Booklet
A dated appeal claims a reader reduced weight by 125 pounds and measurements by 15, 10, and 20 inches in three years without exercise or dieting. It offers a free booklet with remedies guaranteed harmless and requests stamped replies to Mrs. G. H. Tripp of Ellensburg Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willie Fisher
Ray Baker
C. F. Crow
W. E. Darnell
G. H. Tripp
Ellensburg
Wash
Man in Kennewick Diagnosed with Lumpy Jaw Misdiagnosed as Cancer
J M Perry a former Kiona resident now running a hotel in Kennewick underwent an operation for supposed facial cancer at Kennewick hospital. Doctors later confirmed the condition as lumpy jaw a horse disease. Dr A J Damman of Ellensburg aided diagnosis and examined the infected horse. Exudates will be analyzed to verify the diagnosis. The case has drawn medical interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiona
J. M. Perry
Kennewick
Kennewick Hospital
A. J. Damman
Ellensburg
Perry
Damman
Certificates Granted in Yakima County
Certificates have been issued to residents of Yakima County including Ambrosia Adams, Bessie Aumiller, J. K. Busch, Olive Berry, Frances M. Christiane, Lottie Corbin, A. C. Davis, Rosa L. Drake, Ruby V. Ferrell, J. Ward Harader, Julia Lucile James, Minnie Jewell, Lulu Johnston, Marie Mischke, Harriet S. Pendergast, Clementine Prior, David Reed, Mable G. Roberts, Etta Severance, Gertrude Slaght, E. J. Williams, Florence Williams, Jessie H. Winchester, and Mary Jacobs.
Yakima Apple Producers Urge Unity to Sell Storied Brand
A Washington fruit man warns of an enormous national crop this year with New York Maryland Michigan Illinois and other eastern states expanding their output. He notes Colorado Washington Idaho and the Dakotas shaping competition and urges Yakima growers to uphold quality and honest packing to keep the Yakima brand associated with a large red apple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Maryland
Michigan
Illinois
Western
Middle States
Washington
Missouri River
Colorado
California
Dakotas
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Kansas
Nebraska
Iowa
Northwest Territory
Idaho
Mortana
Yakima Valley
Commission
Yakima Fruit Exhibit Heads to Indiana State Fair
A Northern Pacific refrigerator car carries Yakima county fruit for exhibition at the Indiana State Fair in Indianapolis September 10 to 17. The display, organized by Yakima Real Estate company, centers on Elberta peaches with 500 boxes plus 115 prune cases and other fruits and crops. J. E. Fitch departs to oversee the exhibit at the fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yakima County
Washington
Northern Pacific
Yakima Real Estate Company
Indianapolis
J. E. Fitch
Wapato Shipper Reports Heavy Fruit Exports
Fruit growers arriving from Wapato report near 100 carloads shipped this season. Pears lead in carload shipments to Winnipeg Duluth Chicago St Paul Minneapolis New York Boston Philadelphia. Prunes also shipped to the far east in carload lots while peaches have not gone to eastern states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wapato
Winnipeg
Duluth
Chicago
St Paul
Minneapolis
New York
Boston
Philadelphia
Far East
Far
Trouble Net Serious in Babine Resistance
Victoria August 30 The attorney generals department does not anticipate dispatching troops to Babine because of Indian resistance to the police. The trouble is considered overstated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victoria
Attorney General's Department
Babine
Also Mentioned on This Page
H. M. Helliesen
Oregon
Union Pacific
Via
Salt Lake City
Colorado Springs
Denver
Atlantic Coast
J.r.nagel
E. E. Ellis
T. Pla
G. A
1St Avenue
Seattle
McMurray, G. P. A
Portland
Ore
Virgil Sires
Eighth Street
Yakima Valley Nursery
W. D. Ingalls
Parker Bottom
Yakima Tas
Labor Day Committee
Colton Fry Drug Co
Coffin Bros
C. Co. Case
Ditter Bros
Cahalan Co
W. H. Patterson & Co
Ed. B. Leckey
Dudley Shoe Co
J. A. Klein
Star Clothing Co
Yakima Hardware Co
A. D. Sloan
Moxee Hardware Co
Cowan & Sprague
J. H. Weigle & Co
P. M. Armbruster
Dean Clothing Co
L. Blumenthal
Red Cross Pharmacy
Columbia Meat Co
Harding Hardware Co
Thompson Music Co
Kohls Ghoe
Moran & Siegel
Henry H. Schott Co
Pioneer Drug Co
J. Macdonald
Netch
Z Market
A. B. Pearson
A. E. Kinsey
Western Tea Co
Camp's West Side Drug Co
John Ditter
Lombard & Horsley
Yakima Tea Co
Lund
Kensington
Madden & Co
Daszet
Corbin & Keller
J. Chisman
Bartholet
E. M. Ford
Warwick
C. McVigle
Turner
Eagle
S. Cafe
Richelieu
Sam’s
the Alpine
Golden Rule
Royal Cafe
Exchange
N. P
Treat Raynor Co
Horseshoe Saloon
St Marys Academy
Parific Northwest
St. Mary's Academy
U.S.A
Washington's Field
Fruit Vlan
Hoosiers
Carpao
New England
G. T. Aumiller
City Drayman
Rock
West Yakima Av
St. Lort
Avenur
Cascade Lumber Co
THE
Milwaukee
Pioneer Limited
Overland Limited
Southwest Limited
St. Paul
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Ry
H. S. Rowe
H. J. Manny
South Tenth St
Tacoma, Wash
Billings
Burlington
Waht
S. D. Hoover
Walla Wala, Wash
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