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Newspaper
Yakima Herald
Location
Yakima, Washington, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1904
Page
2
A dental ad urges immediate care for dental issues claiming bad teeth cause digestion problems mood and appearance. It promises free examination and moderate prices with modern methods and quality work performed by skilled dentists.
The Yakima Herald publishes today in North Yakima Washington with news briefs and regional updates. Local listings, weather notes, and community items fill the Wednesday edition.
In Superior Court last week J Funnemark was found guilty of obtaining money under false pretenses after a year in jail. Other cases included defrauding a hotel keeper, bonds forfeiture for obscene pictures, and several robberies and assaults with varying outcomes. Elks Memorial services were held with a memorial address by Judge Carroll Graves and tributes to five deceased members. George Anderson returned from the east praising the St. Louis exposition and anticipating the Lewis and Clark fair arrival chatter.
The Orpheum stock company strengthens its troupe with Elizabeth Tate and Hale joining the lineup. Tate opened Monday night in The Black Flag, praised for dramatic ability. Hale, known in the northwest, noted for graceful stage presence and likened to Minnie Maddern Fiske.
A review notes the lead actress’s magnetic presence enrapturing audiences and Harry Walton’s strong debut. The Black Flag is praised as the strongest Orpheum production with vivid English life, sharp humor, and gripping climaxes appealing to all classes. Moving pictures tag along with escapades and wild pursuits.
Prominent Seattle and Washington opticians form the Washington Association of Opticians and file articles with King county. Officers include Henry C. Eversole as president T G Redfield first vice president L W Berens second vice president Leander Butt secretary and Charles G Holcomb treasurer. The group will meet at least twice yearly with papers read and aims to expand its 40 member base across the state.
Last Wednesday evening at the bride’s parents home on Nob Hill the wedding of W R Stewart and Miss Mary B Huxtable was solemnized by Rev E B Perry. The event drew many friends and featured white chrysanthemums and carnations with the bride in tan crepe de chine. The couple, valued Yakima county residents, plan a winter trip to California before returning in March.
The Stationery Department displays Peggy Bags purses military cloth hair brushes and other gifts. A wide range of Bibles Testaments Prayer Books poems Copyright books gift books for all ages and children’s books are stocked.
The firm declares a strong Jewelry Stock lineup surpassing competitors with solid gold gold filled and rolled plate pieces watches clocks rings and more. They assert prices will move every item and call it a red letter Christmas sale urging buyers to act now.
A city watchmaker argues against fakirs selling 18 size 17 jewel Rockford watches in cheap cases. He claims his shop offers better prices from $15 to $17.50 after years of selling, warning locals against outside sellers and stressing expertise and full stock.
Marcus Ward Hurlbuts Keystone Linens Gloucester Grays Holyoke Raglans and Fall River Bonds are cited as sources in a report on enhanced designs and finishes in recent textile lines. The list highlights prominent firms involved in material innovation and fashion quality upgrades.
A brisk prompt urges readers to begin their club activities without delay and to avoid crowds by initiating plans at their convenience. The message emphasizes flexibility and immediate action for participation.
The advertisement explains why watches tick five times per second and claims better service for tall wearers. It asserts Keenes’ expertise, promises to beat competition, and urges readers to buy a holiday watch from the maker.
Furnished rooms at Lasswell Hotel West Yakima avenue from $1.50 weekly. Wanted lady clerk at Chicago Dry Goods Store skilled at figures. Underwear advertised with a soft lambs wool garment for $1.50 at Coffin Bros. Ladies urged to buy millinery at Rinehart's with pattern and street hats discounted. Get loaded shells at Yakims Hardware Company.
An appeal to mothers in this town urges giving Vinol to frail children. The ad claims the product will fill out thin bodies, build strength, and restore rosy color, offering a full money back guarantee if it fails to deliver.
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