Jubilee Minstrels Promise New York Style Show in Yakima
North Yakima gears up for April 16 and 17 minstrel nights with a forty member Jubilee chorus. Director Harry Baylor of Boston presents a mixed chorus with end men and end girls, featuring Tacoma Lyceum stars and Seattle operatic veterans. Local talents include Mrs. J. B. Barns Mrs. Dan Arnold Miss Gilman and George Vance, promising a high spirited performance with tropical humor and musical variety.
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Rare Investment Shares Offered in Gold Hill District Mines
A rare investment offers six claims in the Gold Hill Summit district totaling 1500 by 600 feet each with 3000 by 600 feet on the Elizabeth lode and 1500 feet from the Elizabeth mine. Stock trades at $1 per share in Elizabeth, limited float at 50 000 shares priced 5 cents each. MacCrimmon & Needham of 16 North First Street act as Rob Roy stock agents.
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Widow's Match: Rival Tricked by Planned Widow's Marriage
A quary superintendent recounts the tale of Jack Clancy who dies after arranging his rival Red Shaughnessy to marry his widow Norah Emmeline Clancy. Clancy asks Red to ensure Norah remarries him to settle a long-standing feud before his death. The tale ends with Clancy guiding Red to fulfill the vow.
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Woman's Big Goat Ranch Owner Builds Fortunes in New Mexico
Mrs. Armour of Sierra County New Mexico runs over 25 000 Angora goats earning about 25 000 dollars yearly from her herd. The Columbia Pascha goat is valued at 1500 dollars. Widowed in 1899 with nine children she started goats with a small flock and now hires 20 goatherds. She built a ranch on a mountain claim and supports her family through her success. Her son attends law college and four other children study in Kingston.
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