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Newspaper
Yakima Herald
Location
Yakima, Washington, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1908
Page
7
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Herald and Republic newsboys to number thirty five will be hosted by George Vance and his wife at the Pacific grill on New Year’s day. The gathering honors the carriers and expresses appreciation for their Christmas cheer and faithful work. Portland ad insert follows: Woodard Clarke & Co. catalog offer appears in the same notice.
Probate papers filed in the superior court outline a 1908 will granting widow Lydia McMillan Reed lifetime ownership of the Reed home on North Second Avenue, with sale on remarriage or widow’s death and division of proceeds among Fred and Wallie Reed, Emily Judson Reed, and other heirs. The document names specific bequests, land trusts, and conditions, including a five year settlement period with income for the widow, and protections against contested wills. Witnesses Ira M. Krutz and G. L. Palmer notarized the signature in North Yakima.
Mike Schorn, inventor and manufacturer of Shine-O, has closed one of the largest sales contracts ever secured for the Yakima valley. The deal disposes of a yearly output of Nushine, a preparation similar to Shine-O.
Captain Jenkins and assistants served a Christmas dinner to 55 homeless men in the city. The Salvation Army corps toured the saloon district inviting the hungry to the barracks where a long table held chicken, beef, pork, vegetables, pies, and cakes.
M. E. Olson and K. A. Olson announce the purchase of 280 acres from W. L. Powell on the Yakima Indian reservation. A 80 acre tract near Toppenish will be set to fruit next spring. Land costing $150 per acre with water rights totals $42,000 and part will be subdivided and offered on the market in spring.
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