Waverly Sugar Beet Factory Proves Profitable
D. C. Corbin declares the Waverly beet sugar factory near Spokane a success after a $400,000 build. He cites an average beet purity of 83.72 and sugar content of 14.60 percent, estimating costs at 25 cents per acre per percent sugar, with potential crop earnings of about 4.65 dollars per ton and a 30.80 dollar net per acre, comparing Yakima favorably for beet culture.
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Waverly
Spokane
Corbin
Spokesman-Review
United States
Yakima
Palouse
Ladies' Musical Club Program Highlights
The Ladies' Musical Club met at Mrs. Horsley's residence last Thursday featuring Moskowski pieces including Spanish Dances and Slumber Song. Performers included Miss Bunnell Mrs Slemmons Miss Hall Mrs Richards and others performing Polonaise Bach Scharwenka Gavotte and Tarantelle with titles The Primrose and Dreams.
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Ladies’ Musical Club
Scow
Phil Scharwenka
Xavier Scharwenka
A. L. Slemmons
Gavotte
Primrose
Scharwenka
Horsley
Willis
Sperry
Baker
Tarantelle
A. Fechter
Moskowski
Leschitizky
Slemmons
Chopin
Mary Young
Scherzino
Paderwski
Guy Mack. Richards
A Friendly Voice for England
Norma Yakima in Washington writes December 22 1899 to the editor objecting to a December 21 Post-Intelligencer piece that censures the paper for asserting American sympathy with England over the Boer War.
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England
Norma Yakima
Wash
Post-Intelligencer
America
Great Britain Our Ally in a Century of Ties
W I Lince argues in the Christmas Post-Intelligencer that Great Britain remains a friend and neighbor. He says American history shows wars ended with friendly gestures and cautions against judging Britain for past disputes with Spain.
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Yakima
Great Britain
Germany
Spain
Johnny Bull
W. I. Lince
The
Christmas Post-Intelligencer
Moody’s playful rescue at Chicago Tabernacle picnic
Yakiman recalls a Moody gathering where the evangelist laughed with youths and, while crossing a stream, carried a stern minister on his back. Midway the tired Moody dumped the preacher into the water, drawing cheers from onlookers.
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Chicago
Dwight L. Moody
Tabernacle
Mr. Moody
Lucky Ticket Draw At Lombard and Horsley Store
The lamp at Lombard and Horsley was won by No 3198 while the quilt goes to No 2655 and a picture was drawn by No 5272. Items remain at the store until January 23 and then go to the next highest numbers if unclaimed.
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Lombard & Horsley’s
Lomparp & Horsey
City Auction Seeks West Side Lots at $100 Each
Twenty city lots offered in a bulk sale on the west side of the track for $1,000 total. Each lot valued at about $100, with sale conditional on immediate purchase.
Ely's Cream Balin Promises Quick Relief for Catarrh
An advertisement touts Fly's Cream Balin as a cure for catarrh and nasal catarrh in head colds. It claims to cleanse and heal irritated membranes, avoids drying inhalants, and offers trial sizes by mail for 10 cents with a 50 cent药 size sold by Ely Brothers of New York. It emphasizes painless relief and anti sneeze effects.
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Ely Brothers
Warren St
N.Y
Ely
Kinsey's mince meat sale and hides market ad
Advertises fine prepared mince meat at Kinsey's and urges securing top cash prices for hides furs and pelts at the Columbia Meat Market run by H. J. Rand. Read as a local business notice promoting food products and livestock material trade.
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Kinsey's
Columbia Meat Market
H. J
Rand
New York Life Agent Visits Roslyn as Local Business Grows
J B Forman district agent for New York Life came from Yakima to Roslyn to attend to the company’s growing interests. Claude Briggs, Yakima music dealer, was in town this week promoting his broad music business. Miss Heckman and Miss Meriman will dine with family in North Yakima for Christmas.
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Roslyn
J.B. Forman
New York Life
Yakima
Claude Briggs
Miss Heckman
Miss Meriman
Home Folie
North Yakima
Cascade Miner
Foley's Honey and Tar Promises Voice Rest and Cures
An item references Benj Ingerson of Hutton Ind crediting Foley's Honey and Tar for restoring his voice after months of silence. Ads promote Foley remedies including kidney cure and a salve, with North Yakima Drug Store run by A D Sloan.
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Benj. Ingerson
Hutton
Ind
Foley
North Yakima
A. D. Sloan
Clover Root Tea Cures Sick Headaches Ad
An advertisement touts Karl's Clover Root Tea as a cure for sick headaches tied to overwork. It claims the tea purifies blood and builds tissue, with a money back guarantee and prices of 25c and 50c at L. O. Janeck's drug store.
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Karl
L. O. Janeck
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