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Newspaper
Yakima Herald
Location
Yakima, Washington, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1900
Page
2
Miss Myrtle Hinkle age seventeen and Louis Fulkerson age twenty four wed yesterday afternoon at the groom’s father’s residence in a double ceremony with the couple’s parents celebrating their thirty four year marriage anniversary. The bride will live at the groom’s west side home after the ceremony.
The Pasco public school is suspended and church services halted until the smallpox scare ends. Mrs. C T Giezentanner nearly bled to death after a nosebleed that began at 3 50 a m and lasted until 9 30 p m though she is now considered out of danger. Gibbs lost his right foot when a box car wheel crushed it during yard work and he had to be amputated. The Electric pocket knife appeals to buyers while Yakima Hardware Co promises a new knife if not satisfied.
Christmas premiums offered at Coffin Bros. while a list of local items appears. Notices report a fire department meeting at city hall for officer election, traffic impacts on Yakima county bridge, and school activities at Fairview and Fruitvale, plus local incidents and trades.
London Daily Telegraph notes the U S census shows 76 25 0 000 people, a 21 percent decade rise. It argues population growth signals national prosperity, compares with Britain Germany and Russia, and foresees a vast, promising future for the United States shared with the British Empire.
Practical quips about making money through simple tricks and frugal tips. The text claims folding, cutting, or buying at a named store, McConnell's, can increase wealth. It mixes arithmetic fun with shopping advice and lacks a clear narrative structure.
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