Fairview Woman Wins Ahtanum Oratorical Medal
Miss Edna Rogers of Fairview won the gold medal in the oratorical contest at Ahtanum Friday night. Contenders included Mrs. J. Thomas French Mrs. W. H. Selleck Mrs. Edna Rogers and Mrs. John Henderson. Another contest is set for Friday at the Y M C A North Yakima. Hot Apple Cake recipe follows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Rogers
Fairview
Ahtanum
J. Thomas French
W. H. Selleck
John Henderson
North Yakima
Wheat Moving West Across Northern Pacific Yards
Wheat laden flat cars move west toward Seattle and Tacoma as shipments rise gradually this season. Blackbirds gather for harvest while farmers face evaporator fire at J E Shannon’s South Nob Hill ranch halting peaches on hand. Dr H Boardman at First Baptist blasts business leaders for petitioning local option delay. Dean Alfred Lockwood urges postponement of two years due to city commission work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northern Pacific
Seattle
Tacoma
Gap
J. E. Shannon
South Nob Hill
First Baptist Church
H. Boardman
Dean Alfred Lockwood
St. Michael’s Episcopal Church
Hunters Return From Klickitat Hunt With Three Deer Carcasses
North Yakima residents Herb Jones Louis Martin Thomas Robbins and Elias Wesley spent ten days in Klickitat returning with three deer and a boar left behind they were exhausted yet report plentiful game signs. Linbarger Wins Multiple Prizes At Walla Walla Fair with Moxee Poland China hogs taking top honors across boar sows and herd contests. Prosser district reports several cars of Jonathan apples for display purposes with high color and extra utility sought from local orchards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herb Jones
Louis Martin
Thomas Robbins
Elias Wesley
North Yakima
Klickitat
Mr. Jones
Linbarger
L. H. Linbarger
Walla Walla Fair
Poland
China
Murray
Prosser
Yakima Valley
Round up Enthusiasts Plan Pendleton Trip by Northern Pacific
Twenty eight Yakima residents have booked a Pullman car trip to Pendleton. The carriage departs Thursday night at 10:30 and returns after a weekend, with reservations held by listed locals. Michael Charpentier of Moxee, father of Norbert Charpentier, died suddenly of heart failure aged seventy. funeral held Monday at Moxee church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yakima
Pendleton
Northern Pacific
North Yakima
K. Sinclair
A. McPhee
William McPhee
Townsend
R. W. White
J. &. White
A. van Mavern
Michael Charpentier
Michal Charpentier
Moxee
Norbert Charpentier
Pioneer
Norbert
Oscar Hill
Venus Beaudry
Twin 2
Idaho
Minn
Mexee
Gold Medal Contest At Y M C A Auditorium
The Federated W C C T U announces a grand gold medal contest at the Y M C A auditorium Friday night September 27 at eight o'clock. Contestants will vie for a ten dollar medal and are described as the strongest ever brought together.
Notable Guests at Yakima Hotels During Fair Week
North Yakima readers note a string of visitors staying at the Yakima and Commercial hotels. Among them are W B McDougall Lewiston Idaho state official S Reed Walla Walla penitentiary warden H B Dewey state education head, John H Williams Tacoma and many others from Seattle Havana Cuba Grandview Port land and Vancouver Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. McDougall
Lewiston
Ida
Yakima
Co. S. Reed
Walla Walla
State Penitentiary
H. B. Dewey
Yakima Hotel
County Teachers’ Institute
John H. Williams
Tacoma
NACHES NOTES: INJURY, DOG BITE AND VISITS
Leonard Stump was seriously injured this week by being thrown from his wagon. The little daughter of Mr. Morgan was bitten by a dog last week, her face badly torn. Mr. and Mrs. Forsythe left for Nebraska after visiting their son T. E. Forsyth. Mrs. M. H. Meloy visited Naches this week. Mrs. Louis Smith visited North Yakima Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard Stump
Residents and visitors noted in Seattle assignments and visits
Mr. Floyd Brisbane is in Seattle on business. Miss Gwinn Taylor has gone to Seattle and accepted a position with a musical firm. Mrs. Lee Weston and Mrs. L Neff hosted the Sunny Sisters at Mrs. Neff's home on Wednesday with a very pleasant afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd Brisbane
Seattle
Gwinn ‘Taylor
Lee Weston
L. Neff
Sunny Sisters
Mrs. Neff
Neff Birthday Party Surprises Miss Dorothy Neff
A neighborhood and high school group surprised Dorothy Neff on Wednesday evening with light refreshments hosted by Mrs. M. A. Peacock and others. L. Neff visited from Zillah to spend Sunday, while J. O. Cull installed a large cistern on his Terrace Heights ranch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neff
Getsch
Dorothy Neff
M. A. Peacock
Naches Valley
India
L. Neff
Zillah
J. O. Cull
Terrace Heights Ranch
Zillah Social Notes Highlight Local Visitors and Moves
Mrs Merritt Thomas and her son from Outlook visit relatives this week. Frances Day, formerly with Johnson Brothers, returns to North Yakima due to illness. Mrs J E K Townsend and son resume wintering in Zillah after summer in Tacoma for health. William German of Zillah Concrete Works heads to Beverly to build an irrigation pipe plant. J D Ingersoll of Batavia N Y visits L D Phelps this week. Mr and Mrs Lloyd Mandell visit Orchardvale relatives. Mrs L D Cruse and son Ralph stay with Grandma Rowland briefly. Nellie Ellisson leaves for Oregon with daughter Garnet. Follensbee spends summer with sons here and goes to Warsaw New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Ingersoll
Batavia
N. Y
L. D. Phelps
Lloyd Mandell
Orchardvale
L. D. Cruse
Ralph
Grandma Rowland
Nellie Ellisson
Oregon
Garnet
Mrs. Follensbee
Warsaw
New York
Town News Roundup from Local Society and Staff Changes
Mrs A D Dunn hosts her father Mr Davis of Nez Perce Idaho. William Hansen of Hansen Brothers leaves for Seattle for a month. Miss Genevieve Thompson starts at State University this year. Rev Montgomery attends Presbytery in Sunnyside. Miss Julia Porter ill with typhoid fever. Rev Long from South Dakota visits A L Porter family. Mr Newland headgate resigns awaiting replacement. Miss Pearl Mellis returns home from the Sound improved health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. D. Dunn
Mr. Davis
Nez Perce
Idaho
William Hansen
Hansen Brothers
Seattle
Genevieve Thompson
The
State University
Rev. Montgomery
Presbytery
Sunnyside
Julia Porter
Rev. Long
South Dakota
A. L Porter
Newland
Pearl Mellis
Sound
Murphy S son ill at Des Marins ranch visit to Moxee City
The young son of Mr. and Mrs. B F Murphy of Cold Creek fell ill at the Des Marins ranch where the family is camping. He was brought to Moxee City and is under Dr Arthur care. Fr La Montagne hosts two Quebec priests who will proceed to Winnipeg. John Raich revisits Moxee City after travels in this and other states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. F. Murphy
Cold Creek
Des Marins Ranch
Moxee City
Arthur
Fr. la Montagne
Quebec
Foucher
Winnipeg
John Raich
Local families visit en route to California and area notes
Mr. and Mrs. T. M. King hosted visits from Mr. and Mrs. Hale and Mr. and Mrs. Marion Henderson as they journey toward Turlock California to make it their future home. Other items mention gatherings, illness improvements, visitors, and a hospital discharge.
Reception for teachers hosted by Tiponpenish churches
A reception Friday at the commercial club rooms celebrated upcoming school year teachers. Church officials spoke and musical selections entertained guests before refreshments of ice cream and wafers. Mrs. Robert Slagel hosted ladies Friday afternoon. Mrs. L. J. Goodrich and Miss Rena Doubransky visited North Yakima friends. Herman Felder…
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Slagel
L. J. Goodrich
Rena Doubransky
North
Iyakima
Herman Felder
Bank staffer heads to Seattle for studies
In the absence of F. S. Reinhart, a First National bank employee left for Seattle to resume university studies. Other local social notes include Mr. McDonald and wife of Orenco visiting the A. W. McDonald home, and Miss Francis Bidwell returning from Seattle. Miss Matilda Mayer of Tacoma visits Mrs. Wm. McGowan and recalls past work at the bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First National Bank
F. S. Reinhart
Seattle
McDonald
Orenco
Oregon
A. W. McDonald
C. J. Atwood
Francis Bidwell
Matilda Mayer
Tacoma
First National ‘Bank
Wm. McGowan
Tieton Mothers Club Elects Officers and Plans Banquet
The Tieton Mothers association held its second annual meeting in the church mothers room electing President Mrs F E Crumb Vice President Mrs G W Jeffrey Secretary Mrs H G Cowling and Treasurer Mrs R Arnim The group planned a November 1 banquet for their husbands A hay fire destroyed Mr Coxs barn and ten tons of hay while his wife rescued three children Nearby residents undertake home building activity including W H Schenck laying a foundation for an eight room house and several bungalows under construction by H S Lambdin Roy Gilbert Willard Selleck and others
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tieton
Tieton Mothers’ Association
F. E. Crumb
G. W. Jeffrey
H. G. Cowling
R. & Arnim
Cox
Mahler
W. H. Schenck
H. S. Lambdin
Roy Gilbert
Local residents travel and visit nearby towns
Mrs Manly Meloy made a flying trip to the county seat on Wednesday September 18. Mrs William Carmack and family returned home after two weeks in the hop fields. Mrs Ed Akers visits sister Mrs Floyd Preston of Lower Naches. Mrs Nora Robillard of North Yakima was in the valley Tuesday September 17. Messrs John Beck and Jesse Hunting were Naches visitors Tuesday September 17. Miss Mamie Stump of Tacoma visits Mrs John Shanks this week and is a cousin of Mrs Shanks. August Abel and B Williams spent days in the hills looking after cattle. George Johnson of Lower Naches was in the valley on Monday September 16. Anthony Frederick and Scott Stevens were Naches visitors Wednesday September 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nile
Manly Meloy
William Carmack
Ed Akers
Floyd Preston
Lower Naches
Nora Robillard
North Yakima
John Beck
Jesse Hunting
Naches
Mamie Stump
Tacoma
John Shanks
Miss Stump
Leonard Family Returns from Wenus for Fall Work
The Leonard family are home from Wenus where Mr Leonard has been developing a large land tract. They plan to return for fall work while the family stays here. Tedford couple traveled to Buffalo New York last Thursday. Catherine Kershaw is recovering rapidly from an operation. Campbell has returned to Goldendale after visiting Mrs E Collins. W B Armstrongs enjoying an outing at Bumping Lake. Coffin and Stice own 700 Lincoln bucks and lambs at Joe Eschbach ranch and will ship cars to Arizona and Pendleton soon. Harl Calkins hospitalized with typhoid. Mrs Haskins ill. her son from Grandview was called. W A next meeting with Mrs Maltb on Wednesday October 2 in charge of Civic committee. Mrs Peacock of Ahtanum spoke at W U meeting at church Wednesday, missionary committee in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marvin Chase
Wenatchee
Joseph Lytle
Hoquiam
Yakima Hotel
Mr. Chase
Chelan
William Hogeboom
Walla Walla
Northwest
Yakima
T. BE. Dickenson
Seattle
State Pure Food Department
Commercial Hotel
H. EB. Gilham
M. E. Lee
Portland
Ore
Nels Storgaard
Europe
Illinois
Giovanni Ottaiano
Virginia
North Yakima
I. B. Richards
Northern Pacific Railway
Pasco
J. C. Roth
North Yakima & Valley Railroad
Tacoma
Isabelle Austin
Commercial
J .L. DeForce
DeForce
J. P. Marshall
Washington Hotel
C. V. Stuart
Easton
Wash
T. B. Battell
Moosejaw
Sask
Canada
Washington
F. D. Cook
J. B. Heath
Olympia
William Ryan
Vancouver
B. C
H. K. Owens
Pleas Bounds
Lulu Settig
James H. Hinsdale
South Tenth Avenue
T. M. King
Hale
Marion Henderson
Turlock
Calif
Dalles
Irwin Russell
Kensington
L. Thierman
David Scheinling
Guthrie
Oklahoma
Emil
Granger
Scheinling
Arthur Fullbright
Oakley
Idaho
Fred Parker
Margaret Moore
Nebraska
North
Bumping Lake
Coffin & Stice
Lincoln
Joe Eschbach
Arizona
Pendleton
Harl Calkins
Haskins
George Haskins
Sunny Slope
Grandview
W. A
Maltb
Peacock
Ahtanum
W. U
Alfalfa School Opens With Good Attendance
The Alfalfa school began last Monday with strong attendance. Miss Clara Winup serves as teacher. A Granger visit by Mrs H C Burlingame and a Wapato teaching plan by KH Edwards were noted. A Granger meeting discussed site choices for a high school and a new Alfalfa district school. Lon Nass stores grain in Harris Nass warehouse. Miss Ethel Ide handled Granger post office duties in the postmistress's absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Winup
H. C. Burlingame
Outlook
KH. E. Edwards
Edwards
Wapato
H. Dekraay
Granger
M. Gelhart
Lon Nass
Harris & Nass
Ethel Ide
Marie Ide
Political mood mixed in Pittsburg post telegraphs
The Pittsburg Post notes a divided political mood this year with readers unsure what to celebrate and what to caution against. Public opinions split on pride and alarm as campaigns unfold and voters weigh issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg Post
Nevada man secures divorce after wife searches pockets
A Nevada man obtains a divorce citing intrusion after his wife rifled through his pockets. The case centers on alleged privacy violations within the marriage and the court’s ruling on separation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nevada
Large Attendance At Teachers Institute In Yakima
The twenty fifth annual Yakima county Teachers Institute opened at the high school with strong attendance. Morning sessions featured L R Alderman on habit building and H B Dewey on the teachers retirement fund. Afternoon talks covered writing standards and English language, with sections on rural and primary reading and drawing. The institute runs through Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teachers’ Institute
Yakima County
W. F. Turner
L. R. Alderman
Oregon
General Assembly
H.B. Dewey
Washington State
A. C. Davis
Loester Anthon
S. F. Smyser
Elizabeth Prior
England
I. Bowman
Alderman
C. C. Vesper
C. E. Kline
Mr. Dewey
Kate Hitz
Isabella Austin
EB. E. Gustin
Dalma Young
Harry S. Sharpe
Cleland Surprised by Changes in Yakima Valley Visit
A. M. Cleland Northern Pacific general passenger agent from St Paul visited North Yakima for the first time in three years. He toured Nob Hill orchard country with C. C. Burdick and later spoke with George Donald of Yakima National Bank. Cleland praised the progress and predicted big things for the valley’s future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northrn Pacific
A. M. Cleland
Northern Pacific Railway
St. Paul
North Yakima
Cleland
Jusserand
Nob Hill Orchard
C. C. Burdick
Mr. Cleland
George Donald
Yakima National Bank
Yakima Reservation
Donald
Free Speech Limits Cited in Chicago Record-Herald
The Chicago Record-Herald quotes a view that free speech is limited to women and men who do not rely on salaries, reflecting a contested stance on vocational financial independence and public discourse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Record-Herald
Fame That Lingers in a Plain Suburban Greeting
A Plain Dealer item notes a casually spoken greeting with a leading citizen whose identity is forgotten, though his son competed in hop skip and jump at Stockholm, signaling local notable connection to athletics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stockholm
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Everett and Wenatchee Prohibition Debate Echoes
The column reflects Everett's 24 000 population and a pro prohibition stance noting economic and social impacts on saloon workers property owners landlords and merchants. It contrasts Everett and Wenatchee pride and hints at upcoming election outcomes with admonitions on collectiveism.
Sufferers Praise Marvelous Chinese Medicine Claims
Advertises herbal remedies gathered from around the world promising cures for lungs heart kidneys throat stomach rheumatism asthma cancer nervousness and blood poisoning. Claims no pain and no poison with office hours Sunday 10 am to 2 pm.
Sun Chinese Medicine Co seeks free symptom info
A promotional message from A. G. Sun Chinese Medicine Co asks for symptoms and personal details to describe a case for treatment. It requests name and address and promises information and potential cure at a low charge.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Yakima Valley News
Herald
Terrace Heights
Parker
Alfalfa
Boston ‘Transcript
Teachers Institute
the People’s Forum
Everett
Prohibition
Wall Street
Red Light
Sut Walla Walla
Bremerton
Panama Canal
Universal Brotherhood of Man
Earth
Granville Lowther
John
New York Globe
A. G. Sun Chinese Medicine Co
Mr. Buyer
S. First Street
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