Salvation Army Needs Christmas Food Baskets for North Yakima
The Salvation Army asks the public to donate for fifty needy families in North Yakima. Captain and Mrs. Richmond will distribute baskets with a full dinner on Christmas morning. Donations of bread fowls meat fruit tea coffee butter cranberries pies candy nuts toys and cash are welcomed at 103 North First Street by Friday December 23.
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Salvation Army
North Yakima
Richmond
Salvation Army Hall
North Wirst Street
Miss Stump
Gee. Stevenson
Ella Stair
Toppenish
Goldendale
Lemon
W. L. Lemon
Karl Sinclair
Richey & Gilbert Co
H. B. Scudder
Williams
FE. K. Harris
Pennsylvania
Toppenish Review
North Yakima Business College
Business College
J. Frank Fouche
Modern Addition land gains clear title after legal fix
Lying near Columbia school house two blocks from C street a tract ideal for city residences has waited for a clear title. Purchasers hesitated as owners could not provide proof of ownership. A recent legalizing act enables the railroad company to grant a clear and perfect title, unlocking value in a coveted area.
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C Street
Columbia School House
Never Began a Lawsuit commentary from Wash ington Irrigation Co
A reader questions E F Blaine’s claim about the Washington Irrigation Co in the Daily Republic. The letter argues the company's business methods merit scrutiny and suggests the cause of litigation lies in grievances by the defendants tied to Sunnyside Yakima county tributaries and the canal system.
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Erald
Daily Republic
E. F. Blaine
Washington Irrigation Co
W. I. Co
Blaine
Sunnyside
Yakima County
W. T. Co
Willow Brook Dairy Denies Contaminated Milk Claims
The Willow Brook Dairy replies to Dr Bebb investigations asserting their milk originates at The Shank s Place on Maple Street. They deny county origin or involvement with typhoid contamination and describe strict cleanliness, pasteurization, aeration, and sterilization practices to ensure purity.
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Tierald
Bebb
Maple Street
Willow Brook Dairy
Modern addition lots offered at low prices with clear deeds
Tennant and Miles have purchased the entire tract including railroad interests and will market the 36 dollar lots at very low prices on flexible terms. City water and light service available, with connections built by new owners. Also notes on local residents, business changes, and ads including lost eyeglasses and millinery sales.
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Tennant & Miles
Messrs. Tennant & Miles
Unchanged Local Wheat and Grain Markets Amid Armour Dump
Local markets show little change as Armour offloads 5,000,000 bushels on the Chicago Board of Trade. North Yakima Milling pays 79 cents for blue stem and 76 for club delivered. oats rise to 25 per ton, potatoes weaken to 14 per ton with rare $13 Burbanks selling this week.
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Chicago Board of Trade
Armour
North Yakima Milling Company
Onion Market Movements And Local Hay Prices Noted
The story reports rising onion prices with a dealer paying 388 a ton for a high grade lot and a subsequent 40.50 a ton gain, while Timothy hay sells for 12.50 to 13 a ton and clover and grain hay around 9 to 9.50. Alfalfa is overstocked and not bought, with buyers expecting the surplus to persist. Poultry and meats show little change though spring chickens gain 1 cent per pound, and turkeys remain slow but are being stocked by speculators ahead of holidays. The Green Children Concert is announced for December 16 at the Christian church, with a favorable press note from the Goldendale Sentinel praising prior performances.
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Timothy Hay
Christian Church
Goldendale
Armory Hall
Green
Golden
Greene Mercantile Cy Keeps Old Quarters in Cloge Block
The firm will retain its old quarters in the Cloge block and continue business in the name of the Greene Mercantile Cy.
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Cloge Block
Greene Mercantile Cy
Merger Seals Purchase of Greene Mercantile Half Interest
Last week Frank Wood purchased a half interest in the Greene Mercantile Co from James Greene. Greene, the oldest grocer in the city, built a fine twelve year business. Wood is a young man with broad city ties, formerly a bookkeeper for Wy man & Fraser and most recently for D. S. Sprinkle in Prosser. The article notes the deal is fully consummated and introduces the new partnership.
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Frank Wood
James Greene
Greene Mercantile Co
Greene
Mr. Wood
Wyman & Fraser
Prosser
D. S. Sprinkle
Special School Meeting for North Yakima District
Notice for a 7:30 p.m. December 23 1904 special meeting of School District No 7 Yakima County Washington to decide on building an eight room brick and stone school house on Natchez Avenue lots and on purchasing sites and funding. District Clerk Rh Nichols signs the notice.
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Yakima County
Washington
North Yakima
Natchez Avenue
Rh. K. Nichols
Richard Coriveau
Yakind
State of Washington
County of
Yakima
Court House
A. D
Frank H, Rudkin
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SLOAN
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Christianson
Bollenbach
Minnesota
Front ST
N. Front ST
Christianson & Bollenbach
West Yakima Avenue
Denver
Mit Peoples Column
Herald Office
Crawford Cigar Store
Fourth Street
Halpern
Melrose & Mohr
Millinery Department
H. H. Schott Co
Enterprise Grocery
M. Ls. Matterson
South Second Street
Salge
Chicago Dry Goods CO
Second Street
Ferry
Ferrys
D. M. Ferry & CO
Detroit
Mich
Geo. Donald
Hugh K. Sinclair
J.D. Cornett
Frank Bartholet
Capital
Minnie Carigeau
Tiewit
Department of the Interior
Wash
Herman Schut
U.S Land Office
N. R
Abraham Verstrate
John Oosting
Henry Wainberg
William Sebut
North
Henry V. Hinman
Register
A. D. Sloan
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