W F F Selleck Announces Run For School Superintendent
Paid advertisement from North Yakima Washington dated September 21 1908 announces W F F Selleck running for Yakima County school superintendent. It covers his qualifications years as educator and leadership roles plus a brief endorsement from supporters and a promotional note for Urino Laxative Fruit Syrup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Yakima, Wash
Yakima County
Democratic Party
Schoos
North Yakima
New York
Minnesota
Good Football Good Outlook for Fast Team
The high school football squad under Coach Cook trains nightly at the high school with about fifteen players, preparing for an October 8 opener against Spokane High School in Spokane. Returning players form a nucleus and the schedule will include Ellensburg normal and high schools, Sunnyside, Prosser, and a Sound Cities tour. An attempt will be made to arrange a game with a Seattle or Spokane high school for the season’s big game.
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Coach Cook
Spokane
Ellensburg
Sound
Seattle
Pineules for the Kidney Promises Quick Relief
Advertises Pineules for the Kidney as a remedy for kidney and bladder trouble backache and rheumatism. Claims first dose relief and hundreds of testimonies to healing and tonic effects. Offers 30 days trial for $1.00 from C W Camp West Side Druggist.
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C. W. Camp
West Side
Rees
Cannery Nears Peak Season With Heavy Peach Rush
The fruit cannery reports a rushing business over the past month and expects over two hundred tons of peaches to be processed before season's end. Contracts for delivery are fulfilled, and the plant remains open to buy more fruit while calling for additional help.
Shall Yakima Secure the National Irrigation Congress
A North Yakima letter urges backing to bring the 1909 National Irrigation Congress to North Yakima or nearby Spokane Wenatchee or Boise. It argues Yakima's superior irrigation base, local support and funding could attract millions in development and population, warning Spokane and Wenatchee against bias. It notes past congress attendance costs and praises local infrastructure and donors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yakima
National Irrigation Congress
Spokesman-Review
North Yakima
Albuquerque
New Mexico
Spokane
Wenatchee
Walla Walla
Clarkston
Wapato
Washington
Hood River
Rogue River
Oregon
Spokane Territory
Boise
Sacramento
Congress
Columbia River
Pasco
Yakima Valley
Buffalo Bill entertains 10000 at North Yakima Wild West show
Col. Buffalo Bill Cody drew about 10 000 spectators Thursday afternoon on the open lot south of Third and Fourth streets. The performance of the Wild West and Rough Riders of the World grossed around 7500 dollars. Visitors arrived by horseback and various conveyances from up to 75 miles away.
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Buffalo Bill’’ Cody
Wild West
Rough Riders of
North Yakima
Old scout and Wild West show entertain North Yakima crowd
G T Aumiller the city drayman performed amid a mixed bill featuring a target shooting with a rifle and a pushball on horseback. The event included cavalry versus Indian action and a train robbery with Col Bill's equipment. The daytime glare and city setting dimmed romance and the Western spectacle.
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Col
Bill
Northern Pacific Railroad
Walla Walla
Electric Bitters Prove Strong Aid Says Daly
P. J. Daly of 1247 West Congress Street Chicago reports his mother, once feeble, gains flesh, overcomes insomnia, and grows stronger after using Electric Bitters. The tonic remedies stomach, liver, and kidney complaints. Sold under guarantee at C. C. Case's drug store for 50 cents.
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P. J. Daly
West
Congress Street
Chicago
C. C. Case
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Northwest
H. F. Curtis
Paine
Naples
Vesuvius
W. F. F. Selleck
Selleck
A. D. Sloan's Drug Store
High Schoool
Central
Cannery
Rctots
Ibe Ai Duc
South Fork
Columbia
North Fork
Snake River Valley
Idaho
Boise Country
Snake River
Jackson Lake
Foley
A. D. Sloan's
North Second ST
First ST
Avenue
Mous
Yakima Valey
Cascade Lumber Coo
G. T. Aumiller
City Drayman
Yakima Ave
North
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