Resurrection of Ananias and Yakima Paper Circulation Clash
A Yakima Republic boast about higher weekly circulation sparks a public rebuttal from The Hermato. The Hermato invites readers to inspect its own verified subscriber list and compares it with other papers to settle claims of dominance in Yakima County.
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Papers of North Yakima Clamoring for Name Change
The Ellensburg Capital notes demand for removing a town prefix while the Yakima Republic questions the paper’s focus on self praise over public issues. It asks if the Republic has shown concern for city interests amid extensive self-endorsement.
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City voters and primary outcomes spark sharp civic rebuke
Citizens who did not vote today or attend last Tuesday's primary at City Hall are told to stay silent on how the city conducts business and enacts laws. The ticket described as representative faces duty to meet requirements and conserve the city plan.
Inland Empire public works plans stir Washington talks
The Yakima Democrat quotes congressional plans for a North Yakima public building and broader Columbia River projects including a jetty and mail clerk expansion. It argues upper Columbia improvements would boost Inland Empire crops and criticizes Medill for editorial stance while noting a renewed Republican subscription and anticipated editorial response.
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What Happened to Jones at Larson's Theater
Amusements note a laughable success by Broadhurst heading to Larson's Theater on December 11. The show, likened to The Wrong Mr. Wright, is praised by the press for its Western tour reception.
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Willie Collier Presents On the Quiet in New York
Willie Collier brings Augustus Thomas comedy On the Quiet to Madison Square Theatre for the first time in New York on Monday December 16. The engagement follows a six month run of crowded houses and strong crowds. The piece is noted alongside praise for hypnotic performances by the Griffiths. Also noted is a Sunnyside Sun report that the smallpox scare is abating with no serious cases and patients recovering as pleasant weather fosters visits.
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Boston stores offer holiday goods and sales
The Boston advertises holiday merchandise with prices and a general sales push. Local notes report Miss Viva Wiley’s Astoria visit, plus a new shipment of trunks and a call for bargain prices. A local boy sprained an ankle jumping from a hay stack last Saturday near the power house.
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Floyd Berry
J. C. Berry
Elite tobacconist offers smokers sets and pipes
An advertisement showcases fine lines of smokers sets cigar cases meerbhaum and briar pipes at the Elite store. It promotes Cascarets for bowel health and claims a 25 cent price with a druggist refund if CCC fails.
Births and a German law on school discipline
Born. To Mr. and Mrs. Alonzo Richmond a girl on November 28 1901. To Mr and Mrs Ferris of Natchez a boy on December 1 1901. To Mr and Mrs W E Ayres a 10 pound girl on November 30 1901. To Mr and Mrs Alice Mitchell a daughter on November 26 1901. The German law forbids teachers to pull pupils ears and notes many deafness cases linked to such punishment.
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Alonzo Richmond
W. E. Ayres
Alice Mitchell
Local Goods and Services Ad Blitz Colorfully Pitches Items
An ad listing promotes a No 1 Top Buggy for 65 dollars and Mitchell wagons claimed to run easier and wear longer. Wyman and Fraser sell household products and Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic is advertised, along with room rentals at 116 North Fourth Street corner B, and a malaria remedy described as Better for the Blood than Sarsaparilla.
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Wyman & Fraser
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Elite No 16 North Second Street Confectionery Leader
The leading place for fine confectionery is the Elite at 16 North Second Street.
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North Second Street
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