City Notes on Fair, Paving Delays and Local Visitors
Local news item highlights paving on North Front street halted by a brick shortage from Denny Clay Seattle. City visitors include Dr J S Kloeber and wife, Robt Milligan of Seattle P I pressroom, and several residents from Tacoma Seattle Cle Elum Kennewick Everett Sunnyside and Yakima attending the fair. Indian programs are planned at The Dalles fair October 6 to 10. Streetcar service delayed Tuesday due to power house machinery issues. Prohibition candidate J R Elmore returns to duty. Presbyterian Missionary Society and Ladies Aid plan meetings.
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Denny Clay Company
Seattle
North Front Street
J. S. Kloeber
Green River Hot Springs
Robt. Milligan
Seattle P.I. Pressroom
Jasper Howe
Tacoma
McCormick
J. N. Mull
South Second Street
The
Seattle Star
Hugh Fish
R. C. Munses
Kennewick
H. T. Fowler
Everett
W. H. Cline
Sunnyside
W. BP. Sawyer
Yakima
Parker
Yakima Portation Company
Reer
Sanger Fruit
Oregon
Dalles
Sunnyside County Correspondence Highlights Local Visits
Mrs John Whitney of Seattle visits Mrs O L Smith for a few days. V Showers visited North Yakima on Tuesday. Mr and Mrs W C Wheeler guests of Mr and Mrs W H Cline on Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Geo Petty were Grandview visitors Tuesday. Miss Alice Bennett returns from North Yakima after medical treatment. W E Zuppann of the Yakima Herald attended the fair. Mr and Mrs Ben Scatchard visited North Yakima Wednesday. Miss Anna Gray is on the sick list. Mr and Mrs Wm Livengood of
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John Whitney
Seattle
O. L. Smith
V. Showers
North Yakima
W. C. Wheeler
W- H. Cline
Geo. Petty
Grandview
Alice Bennett
W. E. Zuppann
Yakima
Anna Gray
Wm. Livengood
Local Sunshine and Visits Across Washington Towns
Lyndon Banister of Ellensburg visited relatives in Naches City Sun Miss Ivas Jeffery spent Saturday and Sunday in North Yakima. Frank Morton was injured last week by a wagon across his chest. Miss Selma Norman returned from Kiona visiting her sister Mrs Horace Dim ick. Mr and Mrs Lee Greer spent their honeymoon in Waterville. Ira Hassel Clarence Hobbs and Archie and Clarence Rightmire of Cowiche attended the Naches City dance. Mr and Mrs W M A Teel visiting relatives in Naches.
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Lyndon Banister
Ellensburg
Naches City
Ivas Jeffery
Yakima
Frank Morton
Selma Norman
Kiona
Horace Dimick
Lee Greer
Waterville
Wash
Ira Hassel
Clarence Hobbs
Archie
Clarence Rightmire
Cowiche
W. M. A. Teel
Naches
New College Teachers Join Washington State College Music Program
Two new faculty members join the Washington State College School of Music Lionel Gittleson violinist from New York City and Karl Tunberg pianist from Berlin bring European and American training to the campus A new elocution and dramatic art department led by Miss Margaret Jayne debuts this term An upcoming Metropolitan Opera quartet Rappold Jacoby Martin Campanari to perform in Pullman on October 9
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State College
Pullman
School of Music
Washington State College
Lionel Gittleson
Karl Tunberg
Tunberg
Berlin
Germany
College Department of Music
Olympia
New York City
Leopold Lichtenberg
Europe
Joachim, Wirth
Caspar Thomson
Thomson
Brussels
Joachim
Royal High School of Music
Gittleson
Pacific Coast
Margaret Jayne
Columbia College of Expression of Chicago
Jayne
Sheboygan
Wis
Michigan Seminary of
Kalamazoo
Y. M. C. A. Organization
Grand Rapids, Mich
Middle West
Washington
The
Metropolitan Opera Company
Madame Rappold
Madame Jacoby
Signor Martin
Signor Campanari
Notice of Responsibility Disclaimers for John F. Linse
To whom it may concern the undersigned states she will not be responsible for any bills contracted by John F Linse. Dated by Mrs J F Laible with initials 31x.
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John F. Linse
J. F. Laible
Spokane Delegation Backs Spokane for Next Irrigation Congress
At the sixteenth national irrigation congress in Albuquerque delegates from Illinois and California urged Spokane as next meeting site. President Roosevelt sent two letters applauding reclamation and conservation work. George H. Barstow was endorsed for president and F. H. Griswold for secretary. Wm. E. Smythe of California was ill and his address read.
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Aubuquerque
N. M
National Irrigation Congress
Roosevelt
Congress
New Mexico
Arizona
Wm. E. Smythe
California
Irrigation Congress
Illinois
Spokane
George H. Barstow
Texas
F. H. Griswold
Chicago
International Tuberculosis Congress Opens in Washington
Medical scientists from every civilized nation join American colleagues as the sixth triennial tuberculosis congress opens. Secretary-Treasurer Cortelyou greets the assembly while Dr Robert Koch receives a grand demonstration. Delegates from thirty foreign countries respond as sessions begin.
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Washington
America
Cortelyou
Roosevelt
Robert Koch
United States
Congress
Ambitious men urged to qualify for customs inspector posts
About twenty men may qualify through a systematic I C 8 civil service course under the WANLTD program. At the St. Louis Fair two hundred fifty extra workers were employed in this service. The A Y P E offers opportunities for appointments on Sound with salaries from 3 to 6 dollars daily. For particulars contact I C, 1410 First avenue, Seattle, Wash.
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St. Louis Fair
Sound
I. C
First Avenue
Seattle
Wash
Orchard trees planted with guaranteed full stand
To those planting orchards this season I will plant and guarantee a full stand to start growth for about the same price paid ordinarily. Trees will be thoroughly inspected and pruned before setting. Telephone 4791. P. O. Box 875. Herald want ads. bring results.
Henry Irving for Council in Third Ward
Announcement of Henry E. Irving candidate for Third ward council seat to succeed Councilman Smith. Irving, Pioneer Lumber & Fuel official and noted local business leader, seen as strong new material with no definite rival yet. Dr. Darrin offers free examinations at corner Chestnut and South Second Streets during daily hours.
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Henry E. Irving
The
Pioneer Lumber & Fuel Company
Smith
Darrin
Yakima
Chestnut
South Second Streets
Noted Diagnostician Offers Free Consultation in Post Office Building
A renowned specialist in chronic disease, Dr Darrin, will be available for free consultation in the North Yakima post office building. The advert promises a scientific approach and claims hundreds cured, urging afflicted individuals to apply for the rare lifetime opportunity.
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Darrin
Northwest
North
Yakima
Spokane and Pueblo vie for national irrigation congress
Albuquerque September 28 The national irrigation congress opens tomorrow morning with Pueblo leading the race for next year's convention having over a hundred delegates and a brass band Spokane counters with a trainload of Northwest delegates Salt Lake City also enters the contest sending a special trainload.
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Northwest
Inland Empire City
Salt Lake
Albuquerque
National Irrigation Congress
Pueblo
Spokane
Utah City
Hall's Catarrh Cure Ad and City News from Toledo
Frank J. Cheney swears as senior partner that his firm will pay one hundred dollars for every case of catarrh not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. The product is taken internally and sold by druggists at 75 cents. North First street paving opened to traffic to the fire station with firemen approving improvements. Will T. Elwell of Seattle’s Calhoun Denny & Ewing visits Toledo for the state fair publicity and city excursions.
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Darrin
Dr. Darrin
State of Ohio
Toledo
Lucas County
Frank J. Cheney
F. J. Cheney & Co
Hall
A. W. Gleason
North First Street
Will T. Elwell
Calhoun, Denny & Ewing Company
Seattle
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North Yakima Milling Company
J. R. Elmore
George Davenport
Alex McCredy
Wapato
Mabton
Presbyterian Missionary Society
W. R. Sherman
Ladies’ Aid
E. Thompson
NEW College
BIG Irrigation Congress
Mlinois
Washington City
Dr. Koch
Ernest A. Brown
P. O
Herald
She Adams Shoe Co
Adams Shoe CO
the Adams Shoe Co
D. M. Grenache, Mer
Henry Irving
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