Irrigation Conference Prompts Yakima County Interest
The Yakima Herald reports an irrigation and reclamation conference in Yakima with speeches by Newell Bien Governor Mead State Land Commissioner Ross and other officials. Two sessions will cover timely topics as North Yakima hosts a distinguished delegation and local ranchers are urged to attend. The piece also notes local political nomination activity predicting Lee A. Johnson for the lower county assembly seat and Frank Horsley entering the race, with speculation on the other assembly candidate.
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Newell
Bien
Govenor Mead
Ross
North Yakima
Lee A. Johnson
Agai
Wm. M. Thompson
Samuel Cameron
Frank Horsley
Sewer construction delay irks Yakima citizens
The Herald notes Yakima residents are exasperated by the latest sewer project delay. Citizens believe contractor Crook intends to complete the work honestly and capably, and fault past engineer troubles for slowing progress toward timely completion.
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Yakima
Herald
North Yakima County Voters Urged to Choose Wise Legislator
The message calls on North Yakima County voters to select a good man for the state legislature, stressing the duty to elect capable representatives and avoid poor choices.
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North
Yakima County
Legisla
Sunnyside Delegation Names For County Convention
Hon. Lee A. Johnson provides the Sunnyside list of delegates and alternates. East Sunnyside delegates include John Laird A R Eckles John C Dell Charles Porter C E Persons B R Atkinson. Alternates are H A Webber Sol Kostenbacher W A Pickard R L Rice W H Hitchcock M H Kinner. West Sunnyside delegates are Joseph Lannin Andrew Green S A Ehmer W B Hubbard A D Cafferty H E Matheson. Alternates include John Atkinson H O Marstens H W Turner W F Johnston B F Kiefer John Hudweck. Grade precinct delegates include J Donsho L Dilley Lester Spencer C H Breckenridge and Gene Mace. Remsen Ditmars plans to wed Josie McKee in February in New York.
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East Sunnyside
John Laird
A. R. Eckles
John C. Dell
Charles Porter
C. E. Persons
B. R. Atkinson
H. A. Webber
Sol Kostenbacher
W. A. Pickard
R. L. Rice
W. H. Hitchcock
M. H. Kinner
West Sunnyside
Joseph Lannin
Andrew Green
S. A. Ehmer
W. B. Hubbard
A. D. Cafferty
H. E. Matheson
John Atkinson
H. O. Marstens
H. W. Turner
W. F. Johnston
F. Kiefer
John Hudweck
Donsho
L. Dilley
Lester Spencer
C. H. Breckenridge
Gene Mace
Magnificent Fall Merchandise Showroom at Henry H Schott Co
Henry H. Schott Co advertises a magnificent fall merchandise display with extensive stocks of new fall suits coats and dresses. The copy claims right prices and busy crowds while inviting customers to visit and inspect the latest fashions with personal guidance and strong guarantees.
Ladies Fall Coats Exhibit at Cloak Department
Hundreds of the latest coats from top cloak makers on display in the Cloak and Suit Department. Dame Fashion approves with styles in checks and plaids, black white gray and other color mixes. Prices range from six dollars to twenty five dollars with various fabrics and trims.
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Dame Fashion
Eee Ancien
Misses Fall Coats in Rich Fabrics and Styles
New fall coats for misses aged 12 to 16 feature heavy worsted wool and novelty checks in dark hues with velvet collars and fancy metal buttons. Prices range from 4.50 to 13.50, with several long coat styles in wool, plaid, and rich color effects including silk braid and velvets.
Fall Skirts On Display With Low Price Specials
Ladies reveal new fall skirts in plains and plaids of panama ceviot serge fabrics. Styles include box and inverted plaits with affordable values. Featured price range from five to ten dollars with emphasis on pleasing customers.
Ladies Fall Suits Offer Unmatched Style and Value
A new line of ladies tailored suits draws praise for diverse fabrics and smart tailoring. The ready to wear department offers low prices from 15.50 to 30.00, with quality and style emphasized to attract buyers across sizes and tastes.
New Fall Dress Goods Preview
New fall dress fabrics are on display with wide plaid and check options for suits skirts and waists. Fabrics range 36 to 56 inches in medium to heavy weights with various colors and finishes. Prices from 25c to 2.00 per yard accompany plain weaves including Henriettas batistes serges crepes and cheviots.
Misses Tailored Suits Offer in Wool Fabrics
Misses' tailored suits in sizes 10 to 18 years feature wool fabrics in checks and plaids with light to heavy weights. Styles include box coats with inverted plaits, velvet or broadcloth trims, silk or satin lining, and plaited or self strapped skirts with neat button trimmings. Prices range from 10.00 to 18.00.
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A sales pitch promises one stamp per ten cent purchase and a free stamp book with 30 stamps. Collectors can exchange stamps for thousands of premium items including China Closets Buffets Dressing Tables Music Cabinets Tables Rocking Chairs Silverware and Haviland china.
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Haviland China
Pretty Yakima wedding and post office notices tale
A wedding at the MFE church united Winifred M Perrin and Martha A Weisberger with Rev A H Henry officiating before about ten guests. The couple will reside on Capitol Hill. Also listed are North Yakima post office letter advertisements and two Spokane area marriages including Butler and Bisbee with biographical notes.
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MFE
Winifred M. Perrin
Martha A. Weisberger
A. H. Henry
Jessie Pattyn
Giins
Meandelssohn
W. E. Turn
Bert Blood
R. B. Hawk
Theodore Weishersr
Yakima Holl
North Yakima
Bush
Sarah. Bailey
Lottie
Bishop
M. M. Bostlet
Geo. Brooks
Oliver
Bartlett, Foot & Co
Barre
Blanche
Courtright
Susie
Curtis
Walter
Cook
Grace
Another Chance For Byran at Omaha Labor Fest
Omaha labor unions plan a weeklong fest at a local summer resort with speakers including W. J. Bryan Eugene Debs and Samuel Gompers.
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Omaha
W. J. Byran
Gene V. Debs
Samuel Gompers
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Yakima Herald
Yakima Herald Publishing Co
Gese
N. Tuesley
Sunnyside
the Herald
Remsen Ditmars
J. Remsen Ditmars
New York
Phonograph
Edison Phonograph
Edison
D. S$. Johnstorex Co
Pioneer Music House
North Second St
Henry H. Schott CO
Henry H. Schott Company
Dist Church
Winifred M. Perrin and
Martha Weisberger
Yakima City
Davidson
J. B. Gardner
Nora
Illick
M. R. Jenkin
Jessie Kilmann
Kama
Joe
Richardson
Sommerfeldts
Robert Silvey
M. D. Lumaner
Lane
J. A. Noll
Hank White
Richard
Young
Sidney. Hyde
Louis M. Hall
J. H. Hall
Claud. Harris
Roy. Hayden
L. P. Huntington
C. P. Kibbee
T. W. Ludwert
F. W. Lanchester
James
McCallister
G. L McLean
Miss Roste
May
Frank. MacKee
North Yakima Dispatch
Parker
Priest Rapids
Pierce
Hazel
Purdin
Owen
Robinson
Rima, H. R
Butler-Bisbee
Zella Bisbee
Alfred Butler
Charles E. Bisbee
Spokane
Mr. Butler
Spokane High School
Great Northern Railway Co
Chronicle
Byran
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