Tuesday December 30 1902 Advertising Rates Notice
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Newspaper
Yakima Herald
Location
Yakima, Washington, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1902
Page
2
Fourteen Years of North Yakima Prosperity and Growth
The issue celebrates fourteen years of Toe Hrravp, praising North Yakima and the Yakima valley for transforming desert into fertile farmland. It highlights irrigation, fruit orchards, industry, and city redevelopment turning sagebrush into a thriving commercial center with future growth anticipated across thousands of acres.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toe Hrravp
Yakima
Yakima Valley
Great American Desert
North
North Yakima
Turner Upward: A Contemplation of Past Achievements
The article muses on past work and future accomplishments, presenting an optimistic view of continued progress and achievement across fields. It argues the outlook is inviting and promising rather than overly hopeful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turneraup
That Pledge for Washington in Nineteen Hundred Three
The speaker notes a prosperous year but cites taxation abuses favoring railroads and transportation firms. Parties pledged railroad reform and a state commission, urging Republicans to honor vows when Olympia’s legislature convenes. Voters will judge party fidelity or seek other political options if promises falter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Lincoln
Grant
McKinley
Republican Party
Olympia
Yakima Sets 1902 Building Record With 300 000 Spent
North Yakima reports a 1902 building record featuring sixteen business blocks sixteen residences one schoolhouse one church a planing mill a saw mill a box door and sash factory and two warehouses. Suburban growth mirrors the city rise with many new farm residences and hop houses. The past year was a banner year for improvements likely to be surpassed in 1903. The future for Yakima looks very bright.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yakima
Special Christmas edition praised by Columbia Courier
The Columbia Courier printed at Kennewick released a special Christmas edition, noted for its large well gotten up paper in a new town with inherently unfavourable conditions for such an undertaking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia Courier
Kennewick
Farmers Institute to Meet in January Banquet Close
The farmers institute will convene January 13 to 15 drawing ranchers from across the county. Eminent speakers will discuss agricultural horticultural and irrigation topics with a varied program. The final evening includes a banquet with local musical talent in the hall over the post office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers’ Institute
Yakima Merchants Call Holiday Trade Best Ever
Yakima merchants praise a record Christmas season with widespread spending. The report notes that money was easy and many shoppers bought generous gifts for friends and family, reflecting broad prosperity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yakima
Kennewick Column Dispute Over Paper Name
The Lind Leader objects to Tue Herawn’s suggestion that E. P. Greene’s Kennewick paper would better represent Kennewick if titled Kennewick instead of Columbia. It invites Herawn to mind his own business and let Greene act likewise. The Leader questions why Greene should be denied the same privilege.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lind
Tue Herawn
E. P. Greene
Kennewick
Columbia
Ture Herap
Mr. Greene
Marriage in Muoxee valley at Christmas noon
At the home of J H Conrad in the artesian Muoxee valley district on Christmas day at high noon Miss Mae Conrad married Mr J R Sickler by Rev Arthur Vail of the Christian church. A wedding dinner followed as friends offered congratulations and best wishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Conrad
Artesian
Muoxee Valley
Mae Conrad
J. R. Sickler
Arthur Vail
The
Christian Church
Ward-Sinclair Wedding in Seattle Matrimony
Miss Gertrude Sinclair and Mr. Guy M. Ward of Seattle wed at H. K. Sinclair’s home on Natchez avenue. The ceremony titled high noon last Wednesday December 24 followed by a wedding dinner and a 2 PM train departure to Seattle. Ward is a prominent Seattle businessman and Sinclair was a longtime city resident respected by the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude Sinclair
Guy M. Ward
Seattle
H. K. Sinclair
Natchez Avenue
Mr. Ward
Sinclair
Christmas Magazine Elevates Seattle Argus Standards 1902
The Seattle Argus Christmas issue for 1902 surpasses previous records with exceptionally chosen subject matter and superior printing. It features numerous half tones and sets a new coastwide benchmark for the edition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle Argus
Marriage ceremony for couple presided by Rev Arthur C Vail
The vows were solemnized by Rev. Arthur C. Vail in a ceremony attended by about twenty friends of the couple. After the rites, guests gathered in the dining room for a bountiful reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur C. Vail
Deaths and notices from North Yakima
John Thomas aged 71 died near Zillah on Wednesday December 24 his funeral was led by Elder A G Dix and friends note his Christian character. A J Orchard related death of his two year old child from cholera infantum occurred last Christmas day. Freddie Wilhite age two died of spinal meningitis. The page also advertises strawberry plants sale ranch horse rooms for rent Nob Hill lots auction January 1 and local services including a water distiller sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Thomas
Zillah
Thomas
J. A. Orchard
Portland
A. G. Dix
Adventist Church
Freddie Wilhite
South Second Street
Wise & Co. Partners Change as Thacker Retires
Notice from North Yakima Washington dated December 26 1902 states D L Thacker retires from Wise & Co with Geo E Wise and C W Collins continuing the business assuming liabilities and collecting all accounts Gero E Wise C W Coins D L Thacker
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Yakima, Wash
D. L. Thacker
Wise & Co
Geo. E. Wise
C. W. Collins
Gero. E. Wise
C. W. Coins
Also Mentioned on This Page
Yakima Herald
Tuesley, McComb
Tuesley, Publishers
Dingler
Pusch
Hotel
Yakima Block
Sickler
Conrad
Ward—Sinclair
Wilgus —Fenton
Fay Fenton
Alice M. Wilgus
B. N. Sigmund
Vinton & Reese
Yakima Avenue
T. R. Fisher
Idiamond C
Cudahy Packing Co
Omaha
Neb
Glen Mary
New York
Haverland
Magoon
Wales, Jr
North Rainier Avenue
Clegg Block
Yakima Collection Agency
First National Bank
North Second Street
Nob Hill Addition
T. E. Lynch
F. H. Buchanan
Emma Allen
Cascade
H. J. Hill
F. H. Bucnanan
A. Schindeler
D. B. Fox
S. Second ST
Ferry
M. Ferry & Co
Detroit
Mich
A. L. Flint
Yakima Furniture Company
Hotel Yakima
Third
D Streets
Tahoma Cemetery
Jackson
A. S. Dam
Seventh Street
Kruger’s
Case’s
Sase
Yakima Produce Co
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