North Yakima News Notes Highlights Local Changes
North Yakima notes report Bartlett closing his grocery store and other business shifts. Miss Helen Donovan is seriously ill. visitors include William Marsh and wife from Olympia. New arrivals from Gardner, North Dakota. tin wedding for J. J. Gaither and wife. travel plans and homes of several residents. A. D. T. service expansion planned. city officials relocate offices. Local construction on Clegg building, stovework, and new stables noted. Cattle shipment through town bound for Seattle and horse shoeing reputations. Football game set for Saturday between North Yakima High and Ellensburg Normal.
Young Yakima Architect Lynn Bissell Makes Mark
The 17 year old Lynn Bissell, son of E A Bissell, has just completed a barn contract for Phil Ditter to replace a burned structure. Competent judges call it a model design and the youngster has landed a house project in Yakima city. Ditter is pleased and supports the promising builder.
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Yakima
Phil Ditter
Ditter
Lynn Bissell
E. A. Bissell
Carload of Christmas Trees for Sale at 502 South First
A note lists a carload of Christmas trees and evergreen boughs for sale at 502 South First Street after December 14 with trees priced from 25 cents upward. Selection advised by J. P. Mayer.
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South First Street
J. P. Mayer
Taxpayer Sees Yakima Avenue Improvement as Failure
In a pointed letter Editor Herato cites Yakima avenue work as a failed macadam project. The writer notes two months of traffic, showers, and grinding wear turning the street into lava mud and hills. He calls for protests, better materials, and payment for work done, warning of taxpayer burden.
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Herato
Yakima Avenue
Abusing Horses Driver Criticized By Humane Society
A letter urges humane society action against delivery drivers who mistreat horses. One driver allegedly lashes and jerks a horse, causing customer loss and poor service. The writer asks merchants to demand humane handling to ensure satisfactory deliveries. An American engineer reports an unloading holster system in Alexandria enabling 2,120 tons of coal to be moved in 10 hours, saving five days in transit.
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Epitor Hgerato
The
Humane Society
Alexandria
Egypt
Cascarets Candy Cathartic Box Mark and Stamp
Trade mark shows a light blue enamel box with a C C C stamp on each tablet. Indicates Cascarets Candy Cathartic for consumer purchase from druggists. Not sold in bulk.
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Cascarets Candy Cathartic
C.C.C
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