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Newspaper

Yakima Herald

Location

Yakima, Washington, United States of America

Date

Feb 04, 1902

Page

6

Cushman Prize Essay Contest Rules Announced

The State superintendent announces Cushman prize rules for the best Washington essay by 7th or 8th graders outside Pierce county. Essays limited to 2000 words cover history geography industry and trade with strict no assistance during writing and a single trial per pupil. Essays from schools go to a three person board then to county supervisor by May 20, and final selection by June 10 before state board award in June 1902.

R. B. Bryan Congressman Cushman Washington State of Pierce County Sth State Board of Education Cushman

Electric clocks expanded in city by Western Union

William Ingles of the Western Union time service department installed two more electric clocks last Thursday. One clock was placed in the Ditter & Mechtel restaurant and the other in the Bartholet hotel bar room. This brings the total to five clocks in use in the city.

William Ingles Western Union Time Service Department Ditter & Mechtel Bartholet

Local A D T Service Completed in City

The work of establishing the A D T service in this city has been completed and the linemen have gone to Billings Mont to put in a similar service. There are 96 boxes in the system with two circuits and it is working perfectly. Patrons have been liberal in using the boxes and find them very serviceable, more so than anticipated.

Billings Mont Wis

Held Up a Boy Near Mattoon Livery Stable

Harvey Spencer son of the Western Union telegraph operator was held up by two men near the Mattoon livery stable last Wednesday evening. He was delivering a message when one robber noted his youth and they fled after the confrontation.

Harvey Spencer Western Union Mattoon

Cattle Growers Meet in Denver March Fourth

The American Cattle Growers Association of western cattlemen will convene in Denver on March 4 to discuss land leasing and current legislation. The gathering aims to connect northern buyers with southern cattle raisers and promote better familiarity, with railroads offering reduced round trip rates.

American Cattle Growers’ Association West Denver

Fruit Pest Experiments Relocate to Mc Caustland Orchard

State fruit inspector plans experiments in the Thomas Mc Caustland orchard near the fair grounds after the sale of the J. W. Hillis place. Weather permitting, work will commence soon.

J. W. Hillis Thomas McCaustland

State inspector to begin experiments on codling moth control

The state inspector will start experiments to find the best method to exterminate the codling moth and scale, a season long effort watched by valley orchardists. County Inspector Beck orders road supervisors to cut cottonwoods and willows within their jurisdictions, expecting compliance. The work will begin as soon as the weather allows, following the state inspector's plan for the year.

Beck

Farewell Reception For Rev Morton J Rose At Eugene Church

The First Christian Church in Eugene hosted a large farewell reception Monday January 27 for Rev Morton J Rose and Mrs Rose before their move to Tacoma Washington where he will lead the First Christian church. The Eugene Register notes a crowded auditorium and sincere admiration for a respected minister whose public speaking and civic conduct are widely recognized. Tacoma is anticipated to feel his absence as Eugene regrets his departure.

Morton J. Rose First Christian Church Eugene Ore Tacoma Eugene Register M. J Rose Washington Mr. Rose

Two Ice Plants Planned for Spring Start

Reports indicate two ice plants may be established this spring. A local capitalist consortium plans a company with $25,000 capitalization, aiming to complete construction and begin operations by April 1.

Sunnyside Christian Co-operative Bank Forms Capitalization

The Sunnyside based Christian Co operative Bank will start with 25000 dollars in capitalization. Directors include George Donald Norman Woodin J C Sanger and H J Harrison with Harrison as president and J C Sanger as cashier. J D Cornett and Miles Cannon are among other stockholders.

Christian Co-operative Bank Sunnyside George Donald Norman Woodin J. C. Sanger

Revive Hair Growth With Newbro's Herpicide

The article extols Newbro's Herpicide as a remedy to stimulate growth of lifeless hair by destroying parasites at the hair root, suggesting that shedding and balding may be reversed where roots remain viable. It emphasizes restoring the natural fullness by eradicating the cause to reawaken hair growth.

Newbro

Canvasser Pleads Disturbance Amid Merchant’s Refusal

A brief scene shows a canvasser seeking entry while a busy merchant declines, and William guides the unnamed visitor out, reflecting a polite exit in a commerce setting.

William

Vast gold shipment sails from New York to Europe

On November 19 the Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse carried the largest single-day gold shipment ever from New York, totaling 7 082 583 19 dollars. Dr C J Bishop of Agnew Michigan notes no other ship has ever been so richly laden.

New York Europe

Dyspepsia and the stomach as the weak spot

A historical alert links hidden foes to modern disease, stressing dyspepsia as the root of weakness. It cites a testimonial from R. E. Secord of Toronto and C. M. Wilson of North Carolina praising Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery for stomach and digestion problems, arguing nourishment must come from digestion. The piece argues food power comes from a healthy stomach, and that medicine aids digestion rather than replacing food.

United States R. E. Secord, Esq Eastern Ave Toronto Ontario Doctor Pierce C. M. Wilson Yadkin College Davidson Co N.C Pierce

Foreclosure Notice on Delinquent Yakima County Lands

John Reed and Addie Reed with others are named as owners of Lot 10 in MacCrimmon Needham subdivision Yakima County Washington. E Aumiller holder of delinquency certificate 2187 for $4.21 plus interest seeks judgment and foreclosure. property taxes paid 1907 1908 1909 and 1900 recorded. Plaintiffs attorney W P Gurumurp North Yakima address listed.

John Reed Addie Reed W. J Callingham State of Washington W. J. Callingham E. Aumille Yakima Washington MacCrimmon & Needham Ker Yakima County Superior Court of E. Aumiller W. P. Gururip P. O North Yakima

Foreclosure Tax Lien Summonses Issued in Yakima County

Notices announce foreclosure for two delinquent tax certificates in Yakima County Washington. Plaintiffs I S E Aumiller and John Gourley seek judgments foreclosing liens on lots in Ker's Second Addition North Yakima and MacCrinnon Needham subdivisions. Defendants Mary Danielson and W Gorham must answer within sixty days of first publication or face lien foreclosure.

State of Washington Yakima County E. Aumiller Superior Court Yakima S. E. Aumiller Platotim John Gourley

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Cushman Prize A. B. T. Service Cattle Growers Meeting Stark Bros Robert Johnson Fruitvale C. H. Bruenn North First Steel Woodcock Academy Wash Morton L. Rose Eugene Ore E. W. Crowe C. J. Bishop Agnew, Mich FOLEY Colorado House of Representatives Kidoff East Pacific Coast A. D. Sloan DeWitt James Mack N. Webster Ind New England Tan Bar R. V. Pierce Mary Danielson I. S. E. Aumiller Ry W. P. Guiueix W. Gorham A. D J. H. Needham MacCrimmon Needham Auditor's Office P. Guthrle North Yakima, Wash
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