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Newspaper
Yakima Herald
Location
Yakima, Washington, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1904
Page
4
The 1905 editorial opens with greetings to readers as the paper enters its seventeenth volume. It celebrates past support, notes record business and payroll growth, and expresses optimism for continued prosperity and reader satisfaction in the coming year.
The county teachers institute ended in our city after a highly attended session with both teachers and school supporters. Dr Gault delivered an engaging address at the Presbyterian church while City Superintendent Selleck’s talk on Russia and Japan was praised as a gem. County Superintendent Dickey led efforts vigorously.
Citizens of North Yakima back plans for annual teachers institutes and a Spokane delegation aim to invite the Washington Teachers State Association to hold its next convocation there. The district pledges excellent teachers, top classroom aids, and attractive accommodations to ensure a profitable and pleasant stay for attendees.
Councilmen will receive thanks for ordering the marshal to ring the curfew bell and enforce the ban on children running the streets after 9 PM. The piece notes few safe venues for late minors and urges parents to protect their children, while endorsing officer action.
The announcement confirms James A. Crain will remain adjutant general of the Washington National Guard. The move honors Crain’s integrity and ability, with politics playing little role. Company E members note their petition for retention was among the first received by the governor-elect.
A brief medical advertisement states that a kidney or bladder trouble can always be cured in time by using Foley's Kidney Cure. From North Yakima Drug Store operated by A. D. Sloan.
The Masons walked to the Methodist church where Rev Henry delivered a forceful sermon on the intrinsic value of man. He argued each person is valued for inner worth, not wealth or rank, and urged honoring the image of God in all, citing science, history, and Christ as the measure of human dignity.
Notice informs stockholders of the regular annual meeting at North Yakima City Hall Washington on Saturday January 7 1906 at 2 pm to elect officers for the year ahead and address any other business Secretary John J Rudein dated December 27 1904
Special election in School District No. 7 Yakima County Washington on January 7 1905 between 6 and 8 pm at Central School. Voters decide whether to issue twenty five thousand dollars in district bonds to build and equip an eight room school on North Natchez Avenue and acquire sites for primary grade buildings with completion by September 1905. Interest not to exceed six percent. redeemable after ten years.
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