Granger progress and local notices in ELLENSBURG era
Work on the O W R N Co advances with fill piles and depot preparations. Local industry upgrades include Granger Brick & Tile Co plans, a new dry kiln and 100 foot stack to boost brick quality. Socials note Ladies Library club meetings and October fair plans. a theatre addition signals ongoing entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Granger Brick & Tile Co
W. J. Hooleghan
Manaager
Seattle Clay Works
Granger
Ladies Library Club
G. W. Murphy
Irene Gordon
Jay Reise
Granger Opera House
Local Water Pumping and Visits Highlight East Selh News
The article reports on artesian well pumping plans by local firms and residents visiting neighboring towns. It notes a repair operation, upcoming pump activity at Ponca Trut land, and social visits by Mr and Mrs Sherwood and other East Seluh residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yakiua
Jibson
Fionn
Aiea Coe Ai Watkins
Foster
Messrs. Carney and Watkins
Tiesiay
al. Plebe
Riebe
East Seluh
John and
James Giesen
North Yaltuma
Geo. Sherwood
Sheriwwood Hag
Naches City Social Notes Mention Local Travels and Encounters
Mr and Mrs Tarry Painter and Myr aired in from Pendleton Oregon where they attended the Pendleton roundup Ed Moorty took a trip to Toppenish Floyd Painter and George Young encountered a black bear about two miles above Naches City Sunday Ed Lamberson visited relatives on the Cowiche Sunday Lafe Little made a trip up the Nile last week
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tarry Painter
Myr
Kenny Sinclair
Pendleton
Ore
State Fair Guests Arrive at Yakima Hotel Disturbances Noted
Visitors from Salem Oregon Vancouver British Columbia and Lincoln Nebraska register at the Commercial and Yakima hotels for the state fair in North Yakima. A freight wreck on the Northern Pacific at Blagla Gorge delays eastbound trains bringing exhibits to the fairgrounds. Prof Carlyle dean of Idaho Agricultural College will judge livestock judging at the grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Bhat
Land Office
George FP. Simerai
Salem
Ore
H. K. Loomis
WT MacDonald
Gi Odell
Lincoln
Neb
Loomis
N. YW
Blanchfield
Vancouver
Yakima
Northern Pacific Railway
G. HM. Gilman
Sr Inf
Tio. Vey
Cardui Helps Adel Woman End Exhaustion
A written testimonial from Mrs. CC J Rentz of Adel Georgia describes severe exhaustion and breathing difficulty before using Cardui. She reports restored strength and ability to work after following directions, stating the medicine targets women's back aches nervousness dragging sensations weakness and misery and provides relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adel
CC. J. Rentz
Cardus
Legacy of Hatred Reciproc by Waterloo in Shoda Yesterday
The article notes a surprise elector outcome in Dontinton as postal canvasses fail. Premier Laurier faced a hostile, reorganizing opposition, with ministers displaced and a government fractured. Voters, weary of reciprocity, rejected the pact, signaling a major shift and potential Canadian impulse toward independence from the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Shoda
Dontinton
United States
Laurier
Turden
Larter
Ottawa
Council
Globe Democrat
Just the thing to start your fire
Old papers at the Herald office to be bundled for West Virginia delivery. Includes bundles with tickets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herald Office
Herald
Varina Stogeman Discusses Chicago Stockyards Trade
George Prior returned to North Yakima from Chicago with extensive stockyard statistics showing rising prices and stable or falling meat supply. The report cites 189 last year receipts of 14,491,872 head valued at 328,607,543, plus 1,845 shipped carloads. Cattle led value, with calves and horses also noted. The data links rail lines, winter shipments, and a long-run total since 1865 of 448,581,819 head worth eight billion plus. The valley sent over 40,000 sheep to Chicago this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Prior
North Yakima
Chicago
Nuber
Hors
Burlington, Northwestern and
Milwaukee
Pittsburg, Cincinnati
Wales
Prior
Washington
Barrager and Mrs Keen Heavily Fined for Criminal Co-habitation
Ex minister Barrager and Mrs Alice J Keen both of Sunnyside were arraigned after aWednesday night arrest at the Grand hotel. They pleaded guilty and each fined 95 plus costs. Barrager paid the fine from a large roll of bills and wore his hat in court despite the chair’s reminders. Mrs Keen stood with wary composure as the pair faced the judge. Mrs Barrager, the described wife, visited Sunnyside jail later to discuss divorce terms and property. Barrager, a former Christian Church pastor and Sunnyside Home Building and Investment Company head, is said to hold around 70000 in assets. He has filled pulpits in his absence and recently spoke at a Salvation Army meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flossie
Grace Welch
Canada
Orville Morris
Tacoma
Olinvis
James Stafford
Manley Churchill
Chester Cooke
Christian Church
J. EB. Rego
J. CO. Prigmore
Portland
W. A. Rice
W. W. Tripp
Ellensburg
Wulock
Merle Gage
Sehool
J. A. Mahi
Charles Arnbeiter
Sneath Baldwin
Seattle
University of Washington
Harvey Briges
Thorp
Bertha Whitaker
Missie Gunderson
Mungall
Currie Hill
Ebensburg
Wittitus
Tien
Elmer
Carrol
Hlins Roslyn
Dadimen
Yvitkima
Busine
Lllenshiry
Ise Mixwill
Sitinyside
Fiie Henry File
University of Ten
Ethel Dale
Stile Dale
Daitheas
Barrager
Sunnyside Home Fuilding and Investment Company
Dr. Rose
First Christian Church
Barager
Salvation Army
Velvet East Indian coat and city flower shows
The article describes a Havana velvet coat with crepe de chine lining and sash, paired with a high crown hat. It also covers Portia club members praising city school flower shows with prizes for Summitview Columbia and other schools, noting notable displays and winners in various categories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havana
Flower shows bloom in city schools seespride and prizes
Hallways and rooms brim with asters, nasturtiums and snapdragons grown by public school children. Portia club organizers note the displays delight visitors and foreshadow annual shows. Principals offer seed for prizes to boost interest and school spirit as judges Mrs. A. B. Weed Mrs. M. M. Moore and Mrs. John Weigel evaluate entries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portia Club
A. B. Weed
M. M. Moore
John Weigel
Renewed Program for A C A Ecting Meeting in New York
Yakima Valley branch of the Association of Collegiate Alumnae has received the renewed program for the annual meeting in New York City October 23 to 28. The event features talks on women and government and a discussion on modern life education. The nominating ticket lists officers from diverse cities. Delegates from Yakima valley are named but unlikely to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yakima Valley
Association of Collegiate Alumnae
New York City
Felix Adler
George McAneny
Alexander F. Morrison
San Francisco
Mary R. Potter
Evanston
Ill
Elste See Ioe Pratt
Denver
Arthur M. Greene, Jr
Troy
N. Y
Mary Coes
Cambridge
Mass
Virginia C. Gildersleeve
New York
Peculiar Man and His Wife Boss at Home
Dialogue reveals a man who says things he doesn't mean and is easily invaded. He once insulted a friend by calling him a poet. The speaker notes his wife runs the household, and the other confirms it by asking what is peculiar about that.
Prosser, Col. in Reconstruction Era, Dies
Col. Prosser, a veteran of Tennessee Reconstruction politics, the Pacific coast timber work, and founder of Prosser townsite, died leaving a widow and three children. He served in Tennessee legislature, was Nashville postmaster, aided Philadelphia centennial, and authored histories of the Puget Sound region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North
Alabama
Col
Prosser
Tennessee
Congress
Grant
James G. Blaine
Nashville
Philadelphia
America
Europe
Vienna
Yakima County
North Yakima
Cardui Advert in Deskins Letter Promotes Woman’s Tonic
Deskins Va Mrs Marty A Van Dyke cites relief from long lasting female troubles using Cardui the woman’s tonic. Ad urges readers suffering from womanly pain or weakness to try Cardui and consult their druggist for purchase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deskins
Marty A. van Dyke
Deskin
Washington citrus grafts and wine grape prospects in eastern valleys
Washington state shows potential for both wine and table grapes in the Columbia River valley. reports from Kennewick note abundant European and American varieties, with favorable climate for ripening and large-scale production, though wine grapes remain noncommercial for now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Kennewick
Columbia River
California
Hothouse
Post-Intelligencer
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Pranger
Thompson
Wellon
X. Thompson
F la Folletté
Washington, D. C
National College of the Deaf
Washington School For the Deaf
Wash
Fran
Geo. N. Tuessey
Joef Ellis
Granger Commercial Club
Witter
Snipes
Putin
Voater Amoutriis Gre
FEY Gate
Crhibert Iu
S. Wo Avety
Pele Rite
Ptr
Moore
Goh
Fideer
Yakinta
Hiv
Tavis
Statae
Mitlov Epent Monies
Gelelu
Olivereen
Nari Sakina
Jennie Wilson
Kehalis
Eva Scntt
Elensburg High School
Alva Bull
Tra Stillwell
Bowen
Linois
F. O. Richards
Payette
Ida
S. Harham
Weiser
Ruby Grice Conley
R. J. Myers
Swain
John McChire
City
B. G. Armbruster
Kansas City
Phil Armbruster
H. J. Snively
Col. Prosser
Wilbur A. Liste
Wellitgietn
Ikansas
Wisle
T. Is. Webb
Wells
Henry DeWraay
Harry Hh. Hagerman
Seattle Star
Frank BH. Fuller
Toppenish Commercial Club
the Zahner
W. B. Ridgway
Zatier
Paws Rkimd
Avitinarot
Fair Grounds
Tomurrady
WGT
Hyerett’ Avutine Aps
Ernest Schneider
Fair
Co. Mears
Hudson
Pomona
Naches City
Varina Stogeman
Mrs. Keen
Summitview
Columbia
Garfield
Fairview
Ivy
Riley Fieidline
Earl Isensee
Marie Plaude
Lenore Clemmer
Harold Watt
Wallace Newcomb
Signor Ferullo
A.C. A
Washington Historical Magazine
Givn
Puget Sound
Loyal Legion
Col Prosser
William T. Prosser
Margaret
Mildred
E. B. Browning
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