Realty 13 Booming Sound Capital Interest in Yakima
Real estate dealers report the past month as the strongest in Yakima history with more money invested in North Yakima and surrounding areas than in years.The trend shows capital from Sound cities shifting to ranch property and urban purchases, with many parcels slated for improvement.
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Sound Cities
Sound Capital
Yakima Country
Tennant & Miles
North
Yakima
Sound Country
Homemade tonic claimed to cure rheumatism and kidney trouble
Advertised home remedy mixes Fluid Extract Dandelion Compound Karyon and Compound Syrup Sarsaparilla. Directions say shake and take one teaspoonful after meals and at bedtime. Claims improved kidney function and elimination of uric acid, with druggists offering ingredients locally.
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Philadelphia
Ihiar
Dr Pierce's Golden Medical M uses for biliousness and stomach ills
The advertisement extols Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a cure for foul stomach breath and blood humors. It lists symptoms of biliousness and dyspepsia such as bitter taste, coated tongue, headaches, and weak digestion. Readers are urged to mail a request for a booklet detailing ingredients and medical opinions.
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Pierce
Sita
R. Pierce
Tuttale
City Brevities and Local Notes Turn of December
Disappointment followed news the old courthouse sale is postponed to December 14 not December 2. Wapato denial blocks a proposed town incorporation while a thirsty traveler faces limited options. Dedicate Church United Presbyterian on Eleventh and Chestnut was dedicated debt free with 25.04 dollars excess. Rev. A F Kirkpatrick from Tacoma assisted Rev. D M Montgomery with sermons and night services continue through the week.
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United Presbyterian Church
Eleventh Avenue
Chestnut Streets
A. F. Kirkpatrick
D. D
Tacoma
D. M. Montgomery
Deceased Mystery Delays Yakima Mailer From Listmann
The Yakima Valley firm Listmann Furniture sent circulars promoting goods. A letter to a resident was returned by the post office marked Deceased Present address unknown, leaving the firm at a loss to locate the addressee.
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Listmann Furniture Company
Yakima Valley
How Did She Do It The Girl of the Streets Show
A brief note on the performer The Girl of the Streets appearing in Yakima Sunday night. The piece reflects on her transition from street life to the stage, with limited commentary and uncertainty about how the change occurred.
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Yakima
Death of David Holstein in City At 44
David Holstein died early Monday in this city at age 44 from enlargement of the spleen. He came from Spokane less than a year ago for health. Survived by brother Adolph Holstein proprietor of Holstein's Pavilion and sister Mrs Julia Kurtz, with relatives in St Paul. Body to be taken to St Paul for burial this evening. Adolph Holstein to accompany.
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David Holstein
Adolph Holstein
Two Plays Cancelled at Yakima Theatre by Manager
Fred Schaefer announces cancellations of the Woodland two plays and the San Francisco Opera engagement at the Yakima Theatre. The moves cancel planned performances and affect local cultural events.
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Woodland
San Francisco Opera Company
Fred Schaefer
Yakima Theatre
Colonel James Owen Revisits City In Winter Stay
Colonel James Owen known as Jim strolls the west side on Monday renewing old acquaintances. He calls the city unique and says five years ago the only track was sage. He plans to stay through the winter.
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James Owen
Jim
Sage MN
Murchie Buys Tucker Line Adds Top Driver Bee and Pie Face
Lester Murchie acquires the entire hack and transfer line of H L Tucker & Son. Bee the state’s best hack driver and Pie Face will continue as man neps. Ale Murchie promises faster stock replacement and courteous service as Harry Tucker may join Washington Auto Co amid a new Yakima garage opening at Yakima and Fourth.
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Lester Murchie
H. L. Tucker & Son
Bee
Pie Face
Ale Murchie
Harry Tucker
Washington Auto Co
Yakima
Plainclothes Police Wordplay on Salary Change
A quote notes officers will switch to plain clothes after the new year, with only the salary likely changing. It reflects chatter among four officers about police force attire and pay.
Local Firm Exhibits Dutch Wooden Shoes
Henry Schlosstein of Schlosstein & Warninger displays a pair of authentic wooden shoes from Holland at the firm's North First Street office, formerly his home. The exhibit signals cultural interest as the senior partner shares his heritage with clients and visitors.
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Henry Schlosstein
Schlosstein & Warninger
Holland
Schlosstein
North First
Jacob Daane Dies After Typhoid Illness at Moxee
Jacob Daane of the Moxee Valley near the Moxee ranch died Monday morning after weeks of typhoid fever. He leaves a wife and six children.
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Jacob Daane
Moxee Ranch
Moxee Valley
Henry Schlosstein Declares City Pool Challenge
Henry Schlosstein issues a citywide pool challenge offering $10 a side to any player. He vows to take on all challengers who step up for a straight pool contest.
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Henry Schlosstein
Cascade Lumber closes two camps near Easton
Cascade Lumber company closes two camps near Easton leaving about 100 men unemployed, many heading to North Yakima for work while one camp remains open.
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Cascade Lumber Company
Easton
North
Yakima
Lincees Return from Seattle to Help Ill Niece
Mr and Mrs W I Lince returned home from Seattle Sunday night after visiting their ill niece Mrs Richard Curry They report Mrs Curry much better and they brought back with them little Joe Curry to the family locale.
North Yakima visitor plans cabins on sheep range
George Prior traveled from North Yakima on Wednesday to arrange cabin building for his sheep range near Badger. He intends to winter his flocks in the vicinity and feed them there during the harsh part of the season, as reported by Kiona Enterprise.
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George Prior
Yakima
Badger
Kiona Enterprise
Northern Pacific Train Delays Highlight Rail Troubles
A Northern Pacific crew reports 31 hours from Pasco to near Ellensburg with a 15 hour tailwind goal. Extra 1537 leaving Pasco Thursday and reaching North Yakima Friday faced 12 hour coal shortages and nine rival engines idling nearby.
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Northern Pacific
Pasco
Ellensburg
North Yakima
Will Locate Here Miss Lenora Weckworth to Remain as Dressmaker
Miss Lenora Weckworth who came from Dakota to visit friends has decided to stay in the country and will take up work as a dressmaker.
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Lenora Weckworth
Dakota
Back From Long Trip Returns of Mrs. F B Shardlow Family
Mrs F B Shardlow and her young daughter have returned from a long trip to Portland Centralia Everett and Seattle. In Centralia they visited her nephew A W Jones who was married on October 24 in this city. Mrs Shardlow says he is now comfortably located.
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F. B. Shardlow
Loss
Portland
Centralia
Everett
Seattle
Buckholtz sues Simpson in replevin action
Friday, William Buckholtz filed an action to replevin against J. Simpson seeking return of property. The case names Buckholtz as plaintiff and Simpson as defendant in a civil suit filed in the local court.
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Wm. Buckholtz
J. Simpson
Notice of Attachment Served on H Enosaki
The Phillips Gallt Store served an attachment notice on H. Enosaki Friday notifying of a legal action to seize property or funds as part of collection efforts.
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H. Enosaki
Phillips Gallant
Gold Discovery Stirs North Yakima Valley Mining News
A blind ledge of gold producing ore was found in Selah valley by J Abrams O M Abrams and John Martzen about 12 miles from North Yakima. The site excites locals as experienced miners join homesteader on the discovery.
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Selah Valley
O. M. Abrams
John Martzen
North
Yakima
Hyomei touted as cure for catarrh in North Yakima
An article promotes Hyomei as a universal cure for catarrh, describing catarrh as a germ disease and claiming Hyomei freshens the air and heals nasal and throat membranes. It notes a guaranteed refund if claims fail and references the product being sold in North Yakima.
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Yakima
Catarra
Co. C. Case
Winona and Rush Ford Wagons Arrive at Hartung Larson
The sixth carload of Winona and Rush Ford wagons has just arrived at Hartung Larson Hardware Co expanding stock for sun week sales.
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Winona
Rushford
Hartung- Larson Hardware Co
Sun
Colleges send graduates to China for moral war in mission work
Harvard Professor James advocates warlike resolve to develop virility and views foreign missions as the moral equivalent. Yale selects Changsha Hunan for a Christian university run by alumni, while Princeton Pekin Y M C A work, Penn sends Joe McCracken to Canton, Harvard fields thirty missionaries and Roosevelt chairs advisory board. China opens to western learning. Ellis notes vast service possible for American philanthropy and brains.
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James
Harvard
America
China
Yale
Far East
Changsha
Hunan
Hadley
Council of Control
Arthur H. Smith
American Board
Princeton
Pek
Ing
Bob” Gailey
University of Pennsylvania
Joe McCracken
Canton
Roosevelt
Harvard Mission
American Board Corps of Workers
Japan
William T. Ellis
Philadelphia Press
White's Cream Vermifuge touted as worm cure for children
Advertisement claims White's Cream Vermifuge kills intestinal worms and cleans mucous from nests. It asserts mild action and healthy effect on children. A user from Surmac Tennessee reports a child passed 73 worms after starting the remedy. sold by D. H. Fry Drug Co.
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Joe Daniel
Surmac
Tenn
D. H. Fry Drug Co
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