City Council Hears Veto Over Burial Ordinance
Regular session in North Yakima with Councilman Hough presiding. Mayor Redman vetoed the burial permits ordinance citing state law, confusion, and lack of fee details. Committee on drainage and street matters discussed Yakima avenue issues and stray horses tally.
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Keck
Reed
Shaw
Taylor
Redman
T Miyor
Selib Street
Elier
Paul Mallagen
Alex Miller
Hie He. Schott
Davir
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Liggett
Taggard
Sexton Corvasso
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Northern Yakima News Notes Arrivals and Moves
John G. Boyle remains in Seattle on Times detail. J. T. Beandry and daughters arrive from Crookston Minnesota. Glasses fixed at Washington Medical Dispensary. Maud Dastin from The Dalles plans to live with her sister Mrs A L Dilley. T W Moore to spend winter in Los Angeles due to wife’s ill health. Mrs Constantine and Lena Land return from the Sound and Die Elam to keep house for Thomas Land. Lena to continue public school studies.
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T. W. Moore
Chicago
Los Angeles
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California trip recalls city’s growth and old land sale
Dr Taft returned from California where he noted San Francisco’s postwar expansion. A tract of 160 acres owned by Buewalda and Haines was sold to W B Patterson of Madeira California for 5600 dollars for his two sons, with about 120 acres under artesian water. The Wonder trims hats sharply as new arrivals from New York arrive. Mrs L B Rinehart operates at 33. Yakima City opens Trimmed millinery sale. Syringa Chapter No 38 holds its Saturday meeting. The Alfalfa show decor is prepared under Ed Merwin. Good timothy pasture prospects are offered near Riverside school. Speyers 33 appears in local notices.
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California
San Francisco
B. Wilkinson
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W. 8. Patterson
Madeira
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Freight Trains Collide Near Valent Street Crossing
Three flat cars and a caboose wrecked after a rear end collision on a Saturday eight near Valent Street. Conductor Conklin’s train struck the halted consist, leaving two flats and a caboose badly damaged while crew aboard escaped injury. Investigation pending to determine blame.
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Old Town
Hoter
Conklin
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Toppenich
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Local notes and incidents from Yakima area and beyond
Brief items include Mrs. C. D. Murane’s travel from Minnesota to Nome to rejoin her husband, a brick thrown at an Indian injuring him and prompting bystander intervention, a claim about a merchant moving into new quarters, and unrelated quotes about a merry go round and a pain killer product.
Mulli's Pioneer Cures Promoted in Local Ad
An old newspaper notice advertises Mulli's Pioneer Cures with podhance and a DoHar Draft in every dollar box. It claims remedies for Kidney and Bladder Dyspepsia Rheumatism Female Complaints and impure blood with chocolate tablets priced 25 cents and 1 dollar per box. Taft & Taft and W J Roaf are named distributors.
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Mulli
Taft & Taft
W. J. Roaf
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