Sunnyside County Notes Highlight Local Visits and Developments
Numerous residents return from outings and trips as Sunnyside reports busier days. Cady Hotel remodel progresses with Mrs. Rearback as matron. Frank Vetter buys confectionery and bakery buildings. Prosser beet factory plans 1500 acres of sugar beets and a proposed Sunnyside to Alfalfa railroad. Local church events include an ice cream social to fund repairs and a sermon on Profit or Loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cady
Muller
Prosser
Sunnyside
Outing Party Heads to Simcoe Soda Springs for Ten Days
Miss Minnie Dorsett Bessie Rock and Hiram Rock rode on the reservation with friends. They turned $21 received for coal rope and rent into the district treasury as part of the outing plans. The group travels Tuesday afternoon and night toward Simcoe Soda Springs for a ten days stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ardson
District Treasury
Minnie Dorsett
Bessie Rock
Hiram Rock
Simcoe Soda Springs
Zillah Notes On Residents Travel And Local Rail Plans
Zillah reports show residents scattered for camping and visits. Mr Jeager stays in Alaska while families like Carman, Sprague, and Granger travel to Sotus or British Columbia. Senator Splawn and engineer Brown visit Zillah as talks of a railroad progress spark optimism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Sprague
Sotus
W. N. Granger
British Columbia
Nadhes
A. B. Cutler
North Yakima
F. E. Thompson
Jack Splawn
Brown
Zillah
Local News Notes On Families And Travels
Mrs. Dillon, mother of Chas Dillon, is very sick at her son's home. Miss Carrie Young camps at Soda Springs with Mrs. E J Wyman. Mrs Jas Young left for Sun Nyside to visit her son Edward. Mr and Mrs A Chandler travel to the Sound for about three weeks. Mrs Gee Grist is convalescing after a sickness.
Local school opens with new teachers and contracts amid town notes
School opens Monday September 7 in Toppenish with Harold Lawrence as principal Kate Hitz as primary teacher and an intermediate instructor to be decided. The directors signed a $425 contract with Chas Bruenn for a schoolhouse addition and a contract with Prof Scroggs for school furniture. Community items include Ivy Campbell stricken with rheumatism, local travel, and various residents' movements and visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Lawrence
Kate Hitz
Hannah and
Bessie Richardson
North Yakima
Sam Pettitt
Chas. Bruenn
Prof. Scroggs
Clerk Rich
Nob Hill Local Notes Highlight Crops Roads and Visits
Nob Hill residents report Herman Halmick completing a fine residence and Mrs. James Gano visiting W T Clark's family. O A Clark recovers from typhoid fears, T W Clark and son expect a large quality fruit crop, Wm Brackett predicts a big melon and corn yield, D Humphrey harvests a second hay cutting, and W Wimner with a trader improves Nob Hill roads pending rain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Humphrey
Yakima Valley
Wm. Brackett
W. ©. Wimner
Nob Hill District
Nob Hill
Altanum Soda Springs Promises Better Facilities for Visitors
An article urges more visitors to Altanum Soda Springs in Yakima County Washington noting clean grounds, absence of pests, and bracing mountain air. Manager Baylor plans improvements to beautify grounds roads and lodging to attract busy city travelers seeking rest and health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altanum Soda Springs
Yakima
Baylor
State of
Washington
Herald offers money back on new subscriptions in Washington
The Herald announces a bona fide money back proposition for new subscribers at 1.50 per year. It emphasizes no lottery, no gimmick, and invites readers to discuss the offer. Also listed are local ads for Tickner studio portraits, eggs, oil, shirt waists, jars, and hats at sale prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Herald
Washington
Cure for nervous people with blood building tonic advertised
An advertisement touts Dr. Gunn's Blood & Nerve Tonic as a cure for nervous and weak individuals tied to watery blood. It claims rapid flesh gain, outlines pricing at 75 cents per box or three for $2, and lists sale points in Philadelphia and North Yakima.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Gunn
Dr. Bosanko Co
Philadelphia
Fred L. Janeck
Save the Children Kodol Dyspepsia Cure Ad
Ninety nine of every one hundred diseases in children stem from stomach disorders caused by indigestion. Kodol Dyspepsia Care is promoted as suitable for children and adults, with a Nashville mother’s testimonial praising its effect on her indigestion plagued son. Sold by C. C. Case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Carter
Central St
Nashville
Tenn
C. C. Case
Classification scheme rebuked for using aged label
The New York Sun rebukes reporters and copy readers for calling men of sixty aged and publishes a classification scheme defining infant birth to 21, boy, youth, adolescent 21 to 71 middle aged until further notice to guide future usage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
New York Sun
Brain Food Nonsense and August Flower Promotion
An editorial dismisses diet fads claiming one food suits brains or muscles and urges a balanced plan. It extols Greene's August Flower as a remedy for indigestion and liver function, sold by C. C. Case for 25 or 75 cents. Also notes new shirt waists at Macdonald's for early fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greene
C. C. Case
Macdonald's
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E. M. Mulholland
Chas. Amundson
Sound
W. H. Cline
Victoria
F. C. Jones
Seattle
Tacoma
Mrs. Cline
Blaine, Wash
Hibbs
O. J. Stewart
Dakota
Yakima County
Mrs. Lyons
Fleming
Mae
Paul
Ellensburg
Hot Springs
Jerome Milton
Ladies Aid
J. R. Fuller
Ter
Callaway
U. C. Case
Yakima Avenue
Star Clothing CO
Dills, Lemon & Drew
Mr. Jeager
Alaska
L. Bryan
Montesano
Mr. Bryan
Harry Potter
J. L. Stackhouse
Mrs. Gee. Grist
Tra C. Fuller
Ivy Campbell
Corvallis, Dre
Wapato
Mr. Redman
FE. W. Bainter
Prof. Barge
James Gibson
Mr. and
Mrs. Reece
New York
Joe McLeod
Mrs. Wheelis
Seft
Goldendale
M. D. Moody
Port Simcoe
Florence
George, Stephenson
Mr. Herrick
California
Elmer Bainter
Delia Moore, Jr
Edgar Washburn
W. Bainter
Herman Halmick
James Gano
W. T. Clark
O. A. Clark
T. W. Clark and Son
Tickner Studio
J. F. Phillips & Co
South Second Street
F. A. Curry
Macdonald
John Ditter’s
Tickner
Foley
Bright
A. D. Sloan
North Yakima Business College
Chickering
D. 5
Dension CO
RIE Hover
Mgr
T Store
Ladies’ Oxfords
E. P. Reed
Oxfords
Kohls Shoe Company
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