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Newspaper

Yakima Herald

Location

Yakima, Washington, United States of America

Date

Apr 22, 1903

Page

12

North Yakima Fire Department Demonstrates Prompt Response

Chief Hauser publicly demonstrated the fire department's speed with a timed run. The drill showed a 2:52 arrival time from alarm to stream, using stop watches and a connection at Yakima and Natchez avenues. Volunteers from North Yakima, often spread by work, are praised for their dedication and for reducing loss potential.

Hauser Fire Committee Yakima Natchez Avenues North Yakima

Mohr Forcibly Surrenders Child to Spokane Home Finding

William Mohr, under authorities order, must relinquish his 10-year-old daughter Lillian to the Home Finding Association at Spokane amid cruelty accusations neighbors said he severely beat the child after an incident involving Lillian. The association has already placed a younger child and expects a third removal as Mohr and his second wife quarrel frequently.

William Mohr Lillian Spokane Mohr

Cowychee to Meet Yakima in Local Sunday Baseball

Expected clash at the local grounds next Sunday afternoon features Yakima’s second team versus Cowychee after a 7 to 6 thriller where Cowychee edged them two weeks ago. Admission is 15 cents. Lineup lists Shaw catcher Carpenter pitcher Pittner Patterson etc.

Cowychee Cowychee Boys C. Shaw N. Carpenter H. Pittner Dan Stanton B. Whitson W. Dustin J. Richard Fred Reed C. Kinyon F. Pittner

Coffin Bros Open New Sheep Shearing Plant

Coffin Bros started up a large sheep shearing plant just south of the city on Monday with a big crew. The first sheep processed was John Porter’s band of 2000 wethers. Coffin Bros hold contracts to shear 50 000 sheep this spring. Porter sold 2000 wethers to Frye-Bruhn Co at 3 50 per head to be delivered after shearing.

Coffin Bros John Porter Frye-Bruhn Co

Hay Shortage Hits Pacific Northwest Markets

The West Coast Trade reports severe hay shortages as demand soars. Puget Sound alfalfa is unavailable while Eastern Washington Timothy rises to about 20.21 per ton. Yakima and Ellensburg trade shows scarce stock. Wheat hay from California costs around 18 with supply tightening. Local dealers hold 100 tons, growers cling to stocks, and Tay may reach 50 per ton by season end.

Washington Puget Sound Yakima Ellensburg California Timothy Tay

Yakima County Horticultural Union Incorporates

The Yakima County Horticultural Union met in Woodmen hall and voted to incorporate. The name remains the same with the addition of Incorporated. A. F. Snelling elected business agent. T. W. Clark fills the trustee seat. New stock certificates planned. discounts offered for larger purchases. next meeting scheduled.

Yakima County Horticultural Union Woodmen Hall Incorporated A. F. Snelling Ryan, Newton Co T. W. Clark

Old Champion Recovers Lost Laurels In Medal Shoot

George Stacy regains the Yakima Gun Club medal after five weeks of setback with a 24 of 25 score. Mark Pennington finishes close second as numerous events unfold last Sunday, including a 25 bird Medal Shoot where Stacy posts 24, Pennington 21, Walker 23, and Fisher 19. Morning sessions at 9:30 onward are announced.

George Stacy Yakima Gun Club Mark Pennington Sitton Pennington Stacy Fisher Walker Boyer Churchill Litton

Onions in trade and varieties from Europe to market

The Scottish Trader notes Spain Valencia onions and German globes as leading varieties, with Albanian globes from Magdeburg and Silesian smalls from Silesia. Dutch Brown onions are cheaper, strong flavored, dirtier, and popular with laborers. German onions are valued for price and quality but demand lags. quail on toast punchline ends the piece.

Spain Magdeburg Hamburg Silesia Glasgow

Electric Bitters Rescue Overwhelmed Patient

John Oliver of Philadelphia recalls a dire illness with yellowing skin and pain. After three doctors gave up, Electric Bitters produced rapid improvement and a full recovery after three weeks. The writer claims the tonic saved him from death and urges others to try it. 50 cents at druggists.

John Oliver Philadelphia

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City Fire Department T. R. Fisher South Second St THE Yakima County Goldman's Seattle Just Ludwig Claude Briggs Clogg Wasteiston Yakima Ave Berought D. B. Fox S. Second ST North
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