Local Notices and Travel Sketched From Town Life
A stream of short items lists residents traveling to Puget Sound and Seattle, visitors at Hot Springs, vacations in Victoria and the Sound, a baby’s death, sermons and church plans, lost gloves, employment changes, and public notices. Names include Harry Baylor, Marcus Graves, Marion Bridgeford, Arthur Coffin, J. J. Tickner, Leon Green, Clara Stoops, and ex governor McGraw’s family. Also mentions city delegates to Trans Mississippi Congress in Seattle and a janitor position at Nob Hill school.
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Arthur Coffin
Dewey
Carnival Week at the T Store and Local Notices
Community updates include Carl Cox selling a Yakima area home for 5700 to Sound pas ties for a new business block. Also reports fishing trips, tea parties, nursery stock sales, medical procedures, relocations of families, and local ads for farms, clothing stores, and government exam prep notices.
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Carl Cox
Yakima Avenue
Wilson
Sound Pasties
Death of John Reed Pioneer and Public Figure
John Reed died at Cle Elum at 5 30 pm last Saturday from diabetes at age 45. A pioneer in the Yakima valley, he served as North Yakima councilman, mayor in 1893, and first secretary of the state fair commission. He moved to Cle Elum in 1892 and leaves a wife and two sons. The obsequies were held at the local Methodist church with Masonic rites.
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John Reed
Walter J. Reed
Cle
Mr. Reed
Cambridge
Ohio
Pennsylvania State Soldiers’ College
Negly & Co
Red Bluff
Cal
Yakima Valley
Elum
Reed
North Yakima
State Fair Commission
McGraw
Republican County Committee
Snively
Notice to Campers at Soda Springs Grounds
Rates for campers on the grounds are set at 1 dollar per week for families and 50 cents for individuals. A man will be in charge to supervise and maintain order. 28-If H. P. Baylor, Proprietor.
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Soda Springs
Cure for nervous people with Gunn's Blood and Nerve Tonic
Advertorial claim promises cure for weak anxious individuals by building strong red blood. Dr Gunn's Blood and Nerve Tonic sold at 75 cents a box or 3 for $2, with claims of weight gain and nerve support. available via Dr Bo sanko Co Philadelphia and F L Janeck's Drug Store. Also a brief newspaper note linking Canada to Uncle Sam's status and relatives seeking prosperity.
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Dr. Gunn
Dr. Bosanko Co
Philadelphia
F. L. Janeck’s
DeWitts Little Early Risers Endorsement in Albany Ad
Albany Ga resident W Pahilpot reports relief from a bilious attack after taking a single DeWitts Little Early Risers, praising its mild yet effective action compared to calomel and blue mass. Sold by C C Case.
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DeWitt
Pahilpot
Albany, Ga
C. C. Case
Also Mentioned on This Page
Keenge
Eastman Kodaks
Harry Baylor
Kaches
Marcus Graves
Puget Sound
Tom Smith
Canada
Herald
Marion Bridgeford
Seattle
WT. W. Clark
Nob Hill
Ellensburg
J. J. Tickner
Leon Green
West Nob
Clara Stoops
Catlin Bros
Berkeley
California
The
State University
Mr. Ellerston
North Dakota
P. Garden
Fred Janeck
A. L. Flint
Lake Raches
Jack Shaw
W. J. Roaf
Westport
Wyman
Edward Whitson
Miles Cannon
Shaw
John J. Stevens
Tacoma
City
John TH. McGraw
Yakima Hotel
Nob Hill School
D. L. Druse
D. J. Tieckner
the Baptist Eee
the Baptist Church
K. Larson
Ethel
Gertrude Larson
Puget Sound Points
T Store
A. C. Walker
J. D. Cornett, Sr
John Ryan
Eddie Moore
Upper ‘Teanaway
Judge Graves
Chet Hovey
E. E. Wager
Wm. Wiley
Siverly
M. J. Brown
Gate City
Simpson
Chas
North
Yakima
Fair Ground
B. F. Halliday
Sloan
Halliday
Portland
John H. Weigel
Weigle
W. D. Ingalls
Cheaep. O. A. Clark
Court House
Coffin, Bros
Inter-State
Cedar Rapids
Wyman & Fraser
H. P. Baylor
Propr
Detroit Free Press
Uncle Sam
London
North Second Street
Cattaraugus Cutlery Co
John Sawbridge
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