Local Y M C A Classes Organized and Community Notices
The Timdies class at the Y M C A meets weekly with Thursday evenings at 7 15 and Thursday mornings at 9 59 directed by Cook About eighteen Indians attended Monday Several locals travel for business and home moves Mrs Margaret Thompson and sons depart for Vancouver B C others listed for readings and exhibitions at the state fair Entries announced for a district race with numerous participants from North Yakima and Yakima county including Miss Dorris Arrowsmith Miss Eva Maybry and others plus district residents and county residents
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Cook
Tim Kelly
Wapato
Margaret Thompson and Sons
Vancouver
B.C
Kauffman
J. W. Kauffman
Yakima Ave
South Fourth Street
Camp 3
North Yakima
Yakima Avenue
Dorris Arrowsmith
North Third Street
Eva Maybry
North First Street
Fifteen Entries Placed in Morning Herald Contest
Fifteen entries have already been received for the Morning Herald contest. More entrants are expected as prospective participants file in during the week.
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Morning Herald
Officials appoint registration clerk for Wapato outside city
A special county commissioners session named E. H. Wagner as registration clerk for the Wapato precinct outside the new city limits. The move ensures timely voter registration for the general election in both parts of the Wapato precinct as the town has incorporated.
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Board of County Commissioners
Wapato
E. H. Wagner
Notice of Nonresponsibility for Bills
To whom it may concern I will not be responsible for any bills contracted by John F Linse 31x Mrs J F Laible
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John F. Linse
J. F. Laible
Nomination of William Stahlhut in Third District Convention
William Stahlhut of Sunnyside was nominated at a Sunnyside independent convention by district delegates to oppose William Lemay the Republican nominee in the general election. The meeting was led by J M Glenn and Sam F Keifer with about twenty delegates present. Some disliked the bolt from primary preferences.
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William Stahlhut
Sunnyside
Third District
William Lemay
Republican Party
J. M. Glenn W
Sam F. Keifer
Bolt
Allen for Atty Opponents Will Be Luhman Lynch Udell
Attorney Frank J. Allen announces his bid for city attorney with four announced candidates including Judge Luhman Attorney John M. Lynch and Attorney Clayton E. Udell. The race signals the start of the city campaign as mayoral and aldermanic bids are anticipated.
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Luhman, Lynch and
Udell—City
Frank J. Allen
Judge Luhman
John M. Lynch
Clayton E. Udell
Allen
Udell
Lynch
Fireworks Industry to Begin in North Yakima
An advance representative H M Hannaford arrives as ten workers and a carload of materials follow to start a fireworks manufacturing operation. The new plant will produce all fireworks used during the state fair appearance, differing from prior town attractions like circuses and Wild West shows.
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Yakima
H. M. Hannaford
Yakima Event to Benefit Local Workforce and Grounds
A group will stay a week on the grounds and spend money locally. They will hire about 200 men women and children from Yakima and the territory to assist them, demonstrating the venture serves the community beyond profit.
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Yakima
Seven Cent Campaign Claims Tiny Spending
Justice Doust submitted an expense bill showing seven cents spent in addition to twelve dollars filing his candidacy and five cents for a cigar. He notes two cents for postage from Lake Keechelus where he campaigned, a contrast to rivals with much higher totals.
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Justice Doust
Crocker
Wesday
C. BE. Lum
Lake Keechelus
Third story added to Elliott building at Chestnut and South First
Workmen already began erecting the third story of the Elliott building at Chestnut and South First in Seattle. The three story structure will be enclosed before cold weather and ready for occupancy in early winter. The 150 foot deep two lot wide building mirrors the Miller building in ground space.
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Elliott
Chestnut and
South First Streets
Miller
Peot House Plans Ready for New Pest House
Health officers of the county and city have prepared plans for a new pest house and will seek funding from the city council and county commissioners. The rough draft, in the hands of city physician Dr A J Helton, has been shown to Mayor Lombard and health committee members Councilmen Miller and Shaw and will go before the next county meeting.
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Lombard
Miller and Shaw
A. J. Helton
Peste House To Get Eight-Room Hospital Suite
Plans for a new pest house detail three separate suites with bed and kitchen or living spaces plus sanitary facilities. An eight room building includes a large bath room and fumigating room with water pumped to a tank for pressure and a windmill, providing heating via stoves. Dr. Terreau, county physician, has approved the designs as filling a long felt sanitary need.
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Pest House
Terreau
Siphon Construction Begins on Broadgaage Ditch
Work started Monday on a large siphon for the Broadgaage ditch at Cap itol Hill base, with a concrete siphon placed under West Yakima avenue. Ditch companies Hubbard and Shanno ditches have made similar changes to reduce maintenance costs from open ditches with board siding. West Yakima avenue is blocked from Seventh to Eighth avenue due to the project, allowing only street car and pedestrian traffic.
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Capitol Hill
West Yakima Avenue
Shanno
Seventh
Eighth Avenue
Boy Thrown From Horse On Yakima Avenue
Harold Kuhr, a young rider, was thrown when his horse slipped on street car rails on Yakima avenue. Bystanders helped, and he was not seriously hurt though frightened by the fall.
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Harold Kuhr
Yakima Avenue
Exclusive agency Security Stock Remedies ad at Camp's Westside Drug Store
An all night drugstore promotion claims exclusive agency for Security Stock Remedies at Camp’s Westside Drug Store. The copy promises continuous service with a bold opening line and a guaranteed no closing policy for customers seeking remedies.
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Camp
Westside
Pastor Helps Bunco Family Traveling Frauds in Yakima
Rev. Dr. Kennedy of the Presbyterian church aided a family from Wheatland Minnesota claiming to be stranded after losing 180 dollars. The family allegedly sought travel aid through Montana to Ellensburg Sunnyside Mabton with more requests for help. Kennedy says he may press charges after learning the group’s route and possible arrest in Mabton.
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Kennedy
Presbyterian Church
Bissen
Wheatland
Minn
Ellensburg
North Third Street
Montana
North Yakima
Sunnyside
Mabton
Democratic Feast to Hear Theodore Bell at Court House
County Democrats plan a Friday evening event at the court house with Theodore Bell congressman from California as speaker. Bell is noted as a top orator and presided at the Denver convention. He will travel east after the talk, with Tacoma North Yakima and Spokane the only Washington cities to host his tour.
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Theodore Bell
California
Court House
Bell
Denver
Tacoma
North Yakima
Spokane
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North Yakima Milling Company
J. M. Krutz
Bellingham
E. K. Sheldon
Wyman & Sheldon
E. F. Copeland
Portland
Ore
Pacific Monthly
Trowkerd S. Smithers
Grants Pass
J. C. Hubwell
Kittitas County
Vesuvius Company
State Fair
B. V. M. Society
Tieton Hall
Grace Slaser
North Fourth Street
Merle Black
North Ninth Street
Irene Hogan
Jessie Stout
North Na
Dhes
Lily Whitehouse
North Front Street
Viola Trueblood
Fifth Avenue North
Hyazel Dodds
City of
Ima Avenue
Lulu Thompson
Eighth Street
Charles Crompton
South
Myrtle Bullock
Eleventh Avenue South
Mr. Roscoe Peck
South Sixt
Yakima County
Leah Townsend
Callie McKinney
Naches City
Heralds
City Office
North
Justice of the Peace
Elliott Brothers
PEOT
Pain
Naples
Vesuvius
New York
Paris
London
Broadgaage Canal
DR. Kennedy
Buncoed
Gaia
S. van Vliet, Prin
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