Students to Monitor Spring Frosts in Sunnyside Locales
At a Sunnyside farmers institute Professor Waller of Pullman proposed gathering frost data to aid fruit culture. Superintendent H C Osten of Sunnyside schools organized student volunteers to supervise sub stations, test thermometers, ensure uniform readings, and report data to Sunnyside High School. The plan covers hills, ridges, valleys, and low spots to map air drainage and isothermal conditions. Students Maud Barnes, Cenia Thompson, Frank Harrison, Frances Harvey, Ethel Lichty, Esther Meacham, James Thomas, and Roscoe Hoover were assigned to stations.
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Farmers’ Institute
Sunnyside
Waller
Pullman
H. C. Ostein
Maud Barnes
Cenia Thompson
Frank Harrison
Frances Harvey
Ethel Lichty
Esther Meacham
James Thomas
Roscoe Hoover
Mrs Arthur Parker dies at home on Second Street
Mrs A R Parker died Thursday at 807 North Second Street after five days of illness. Daughter of Mr and Mrs F M Limberson of Natchez City she is survived by her husband two sons her father mother and several sisters burial arrangements to be announced.
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A. R. Parker
North Second Street
F. M. Limberson
Natchez City
Hollis ter's Rocky Mountain Tea Strengthens Nerves
Hollis ter's Rocky Mountain Tea claims to calm nerves aid digestion and provide refreshing sleep. Sold as tea or tablets at Chase's drug store for five cents.
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Hollister
Rocky Mountain
Chase’s Drug Store
Smokt Nagier Extra Five Cigar Union-made
Readable text indicates a cigar named Extra Five by Smokt Nagier or a misspelled variant. Indicates union-made production. No clear date, place, or additional details available from the fragment.
Town Goods and Mail Order Mirage Moral Tale
Henry Aufang a prosperous farmer embraces mail order buying and loses local commerce. A blacksmith warns that towns fade as residents ship money away. He hosts a meeting of neighbors, burning catalogs to revive town life and roads. The tale closes with a warning to protect local community and commerce.
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Henry J. Aufang
Henry
Henry J. Aufgang
Central
Aufgang
Normal School Notes Easter Vacation Closures And Plays
Normal School closes Wednesday March 27 and reopens April 3 for Easter break. Numerous students travel home to spend the holiday. Junior class presents The Valley Farm to a full house with Miss Sabelwitz performing Butterflies overture. a second show The Love Chase is planned for April 5 to fund the yearbook. Mrs Caplinger of Waitsburg visits her daughters Katie and others.
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North Yakima
Bessie Rogers
Leroy Rogers
Bessie Richardson
Anna Wilson
Catharine Lesh
Billa Wyandt
Ethelyn Clark
Lena Landon
Valley Farm
Assembly Hall
Caplinger
Waitsburg
Katie
Pitner Sees Yakima Worth While for Fruit Growers
A. J. Pitner, once a Yakima resident now in Spokane real estate, visits Spokane and praises Yakima's fruit industry. He argues Yakima valley's climate yields fewer frost risks, superior fruit quality, and strong markets, predicting North Yakima will grow with improved streets and transit. He says he is not returning but will boost Yakima’s prospects.
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A. J. Pitner
Yakima
Spokane
Mr. Pitner
Yakima Valley
Wide Hollow Families Move to Snyder Oklahoma
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Adams and Mr. and Mrs. John Gribbing of Wide Hollow have gone to Snyder Oklahoma to make their home.
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Ed Adams
John Gribbing
Wide Hollow
Snyder, Okla
North Yakima Bank Statement March 28 1907
Summary of Northern Yakima State Bank in North Yakima Washington showing resources liabilities and capital as of close of business March 22 1907 with total deposits 1 500 645 and capital stock 100 000 plus surplus 100 000 notes outstanding 50 000 and various deposit categories including time and demand deposits. The cashier W L Steinweg swore the figures to be true with notary J A Louport witnessing on March 28 1907.
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North Yakima
Washington
Nationa Tank
TAAL
United States
0. S
State of Washington
U. S
Oeseee
Money Reserve Bank
Speke
Hiss
Feeewes
Sunnyside School Board Eyes Applicants For Next Year
Sunnyside school board chaired by J B George with J W Martin as clerk and Dr J D Campbell as member reviews numerous applications for positions next year. Community praises Sunnyside schools and trusts the new board to serve well.
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Sunnyside
J. B. George
J. W. Martin
J. D. Campbell
Electric Bitters credited with curing kidney inflammation
A testimonial from W. M. Sherman of Cushing Maine describes three months of kidney inflammation healing after using Electric Bitters. The ad claims benefits for liver complaint dyspepsia blood disorders and malaria and offers the remedy at 50 cents guaranteed by C C Case druggist.
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Philippines
W. M. Sherman
Cushing
C. C. Case
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