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Newspaper
Yakima Herald
Location
Yakima, Washington, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1905
Page
3
Local reports list North Yakima residents visiting Yakima Prosser and Ellensburg, including D. W. Sinclair and D. E. Lesh. Notables attend irrigation measures and judge Griffin shows health gains while Mrs. Richardson visits relatives in North Yakima.
A brief notice for a barber shop offering shaving hair cutting shampooing and baths with special attention to children's hair cutting. The charming verse upholds a kindly outlook as the business advertises its services on Yakima Avenue.
J. M. Brown of Yakima County Horticultural Union travels to Olympia to push amendments. Proposed changes would place the state horticultural commissioner in Yakima and raise fruit inspector pay from four to five dollars per day plus expenses. State Senator Reed endorses the amendments, while opposition may arise from Tacoma and Pierce County interests.
The Yakima Bindery, owned by Walter F. Tuesley and located over Cary’s grocery, is ready for business. It boasts a Hickok ruling machine and full modern equipment for blank book work, stamps, and bound ledgers. Orders will be filled promptly and estimates provided on request.
A broker advertises exclusive sale of a warehouse and its lot abutting the N. P. railway side tracks in North Yakima. Term appears as a quick sale pitch with a literary quote from Langford. The message cites E. G. Peck, broker, as contact.
John M. Curry returns from Seattle while J. M. Perry travels to Cle Elum on business. L. C. Lovell named regular court bailiff for jury cases next year. Mrs. Maude Emrick of Tacoma visits for Ladies of the Maccabees. T. G. Redfield travels toward Sound and Olympia. Mrs. A. B. Flint returns home to Outlook. Naches bridge work near completion as riveters depart. Senator Walter J. Reed visits from Olympia. Mrs. Reed remains ill. Frank Dana of Puget Sound Bridge Company attends county board session. A North Yakima birth: a son to Mr. and Mrs. John Sandmeyer. Christian Endeavor social at Presbyterian church. Eighth grade exams: 24 of 178 pass. Women’s Relief Corps chicken dinner Saturday to fund a fence for Ta homa cemetery monument. John Gourley heads to Seattle for Yakima Produce. S. E. Aumiller joins as partner. H. W. Hoffman offers piano service. Found: red heifer, two years old. Ira C. Good in Springdale seeks owner.
On the farm lifestyle theme the notice promotes rest health and happiness from country life. It invites readers to visit for farm talks and showcases properties of various sizes and prices in good localities.
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