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Yakima Herald

Location

Yakima, Washington, United States of America

Date

Dec 30, 1902

Page

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Feasibility of a sugar beet syrup factory proposed by John Heimrich

Wealthy Seattle resident John Heimrich pursues a beet syrup venture promising to fund the project without farmer bonuses. He offers $4.50 per ton for beets, citing county yields of 20–30 tons per acre and a guaranteed market, with backing from local leaders and the hope of attracting farmers to grow beets for processing. Also notes church activities, Christmas events, and new county official appointments in January.

John Heimrich Seattle Heimrich

Warker House Robbery Casual Daylight Theft

A 19 year old roomer at the Warker house robbed rooms of Garros Simmons Stansfield and Turnell Saturday afternoon of 40 dollars in goods including a pistol gloves shirts and collars. He was caught nearby and turned over to police. bound over to the superior court by Justice Taggard.

Warker House Garros Simmons Stansfield Turnell Ost

Lambs in Chicago Market Report for Coffin Bros

Coffin Bros received a train load of lambs sent to the Chicago market on December first. The lambs averaged 93 pounds after shearing with fleeces averaging 4.5 pounds. Gross receipts were 5 cents per pound for the lambs and 15 cents per pound for the wool. Coffin Bros feed two bands of sheep on the Jones and Guthrie ranch near Sunnyside, the rest still on the Horse Heaven range where the snow has disappeared.

Coffin Bros Chicago Jones and Guthrie Sunnyside Horse Heaven

Disagreeable Runaway On Sleigh Trip Ends In Hay Wagon

Dr and Mrs J B Burns suffered a rough sleigh ride on a road between here and Old Town when a left side runner hit a chuck hole and tipped the cutter. The frightened horse bolted into a hay wagon, was restrained, and the couple walked two miles into town. The horse sustained severe fetlock injuries and remains in critical condition.

J. B. Burns Here Old Town

St John's Day Observed at St Michael's Church

Rev H M Bartlett led St John's Day service at St Michael's Episcopal Church with townspeople and Masons present. Special music featured the choir including Magnify Glorify from Belshazzar and The Lost Chord by Sullivan. The sermon drew a large attentive gathering as church leadership fosters community upbuilding.

St. Michaels Episcopal Church H. M. Bartlett Sullivan Bartlett

Brewers Move to Use European Hops Over Local Yield

The Seattle PostIntelligencer reports brewers plan to favor imported European hops over Washington coast yield due to bullish market, three large buyers holding Pacific hops for top prices, Bohemian hops priced higher, and Yakima hops prized for flavor and vermin resistance as demand and shortages push prices up.

Seattle Post-Intelligencer Pacific Coast Washington Coast

Cattle Loss Suit Against N P RailwayFiled

Nicholas McCoy sues the N P railway for damages over cattle killed by a train. George Donald and Pearl W Morford sue Hanover Fire Insurance Co for fire losses. Marriage licenses issued to Johnnie J Moore and Hattie G Bennett Guy Mark Ward and Miss Gertrude Sinclair Fay Fenton and Mrs Alice H Wilgus Lewis N France and Mrs A L McGinnis Fred Cheney and Miss Nellie Peck.

Nicholas McCoy N. P. Railway George Donald Pearl W. Morford Hanover Fire Insurance Company Johnnie J. Moore Hattie G. Bennett Guy Mark Ward Gertrude Sinclair Fay Fenton Alice H. Wilgus Lewis N. France A. L. McGinnis Fred Cheney Nellie Peck

Fruit Farm Position Sought by Experienced Worker

Man with fifteen years in cultivating pruning fruit trees and picking packing fruit seeks position on a fruit farm. Address E R Sprimgmay Ellensburg Washington.

E. R. Sprimgmay Ellensburg Washington

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Perkins & Survey Yakima Hardware CO Yakima Ave Marsh & Arnold M. E Wood Kumler Court House J. W. Day Er. E. Cleaver W. B. Newcomb Wilbur Crocker Kittie Ward Ada Friend D. C. Delle 2. G. Peck O. A. Clark Maud Knuppenberg F. Bond Harry Coonse R. A. Grant W. A. Cox O. A. Edwards S. A. Dickey Warker Lambs St John’s Day St. Michael's Fred L. Janeck Yakima Avenue POST D. R. Barton S. First St The Seattle P
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