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Newspaper

Yakima Herald

Location

Yakima, Washington, United States of America

Date

Dec 09, 1902

Page

11

Fruit Growers Union Reports Profits for Yakima County

Last Saturday in city hall the Yakima county fruit growers union heard Manager J M Perry report profits and shipments. The 194 members have received about 36191 dollars in cash from fruit, with projected year proceeds near 42000 dollars after remaining shipments.

Yakima County J. M. Perry Perry Indtar Sas William Liable Idaho Montana Dakota Treasury Inland Empire Fruit Grower's Union Union

Washington Has Mining Future

The 1901 output shown by Director Roberts of the United States mint lists 31 987 ounces of gold worth 661239 377 381 ounces of silver worth 487927 29 520 pounds copper worth 4756 and 216 841 pounds lead worth 0346. The total is down from the prior year due to curtailment in camps and falls short of Washingtons known mineral wealth. Some experts believe the next major development will occur in mining as capital returned from Alaska discoveries shifts.

Washington Roberts United States Mint

Woodmen of the World to raise life rates in new plan

Beginning January 1 1903 Woodmen of the World adopts a monthly equalized reserve fund assessment and increases life insurance rates by about 50 percent on new members. The changes follow a Cripple Creek meeting to solidify the order and exclude existing members from the new dues. Just received mantel and kitchen clocks at Keene 108 Yakima avenue.

Woodmen of the World Cripple Creek Colo Keene Yakima Avenue

Miss Clara Graham Hosts Chafing Dish Party

Miss Clara Graham entertained a small group of intimate friends at her North Natchez Avenue home last Wednesday evening. The gathering featured games and music as they enjoyed a chafing dish party in a warm, social atmosphere.

Clara Graham Natchez Avenue

Incorporation Filed For land reclamation group

Articles of incorporation were filed with the county auditor for a company with 5000 dollars in capital stock. The firm aims to reclaim a large tract in Douglass County by a canal extending to Moses Lake. Incorporators include David Longmire C G Wands A E Treat and B D Wheeler.

Douglass County Moses Lake David Longmire C. G. Wands A. E. Treat 8. D. Wheeler

Husbandry Association Elects Officers at Annual Session

Yakima county Husbandry Association convened at the courthouse last Saturday to elect officers and collect dues from about 200 members. New officers named for the year are J. J. Wiley president, T. D. Quinn vice president, Elmer Marks secretary, and E. Wade treasurer.

Will Hold Teachers Institute

County superintendent S A Dickey sends notices of a teachers institute to be held here between December 15 and 20. Renowned instructors include Professor A H Yoder of the University of Seattle Superintendent W G Hart fit of King County schools and Miss Ella S Harris of Ellensburg with additional prominent teachers and local talent.

S. A. Dickey A. H. Yoder University of Seattle W. G. Hart Ranfit King County Schools Ella S. Harris Ellensburg

Commercial Club Opens Winter Dances in Clegg Building

The Commercial club held its first winter dance last Thursday in the Clegg building with about 100 couples attending. Dr J B Burns chaired the musical program and Miss Alice J Kimball sang three selections. Baylor and Erwin drew encores for a ragtime number as guests enjoyed claret punch and sandwiches, while others played cards billiards and pool. The club plans another event in two weeks.

Commercial Club Clegg J. B. Burns Alice J. Kimball Boston Messrs Baylor Erwin

Christmas Candies Offer Pure Sweetness for Holidays

Makers advertise a full range of confections from sticks to bonbons emphasizing purity and sweetness. Holiday trade is urged with promises of pleasing prices. Call or write for details and to place orders.

DeWitt’s Early Risers Promoted With Family Endorsements

An advertisement touts DeWitt’s Early Risers as the best pill for illness with a customer letter from W. H. Howell of Houston praising its use for constipation and headaches. A later dialogue features Rupert appealing to his father for a ride and a humorous remark about behavior.

DeWitt W. H. Howell Houston Tex

Favorite Family Remedy Snow Liniment Ad

Household accidents cause burns cuts sprains and bruises Ballard's Snow Liniment is promoted as a constant family remedy priced 25c 50c and 1 00 at Fred L Janeck's.

Ballard Fred L. Janeck’s

Footstep misstep leads to polite courtesty at drug store

A woman recalls Patrice stepping on her foot during a dance and apologizing. He offered a box of corn plaster if she visited his drug store, highlighting his courteous manners and quick apology.

Patrice

He Finds a Cure for Indigestion in Herbine

R H Foster of 318 South Second Street Salt Lake City says he suffered from dyspepsia for 21 years and found relief with Herbine. He reports friends with the same ailment are being cured too and notes the medicine costs 50 cents at Fred L Janeck’s.

R. H. Foster South Second Street Salt Lake City Fred L. Janeck

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Greene Mercantile Co Fruit Grower’s Union Teachers Institute Libby A. Schindeler Yama Ave W. Mortlock Mechtel Bakery and Restaurant Rupert Ethel Papa Robert First ST U. S A.B. Pearson Miller Grocer North Yakima N. B Mulhollan Grocers
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