Yakima Herald January 6 1904 notice page
Advertiser notice page from Yakima Herald dated Wednesday January 6 1904 lists publishers TUESLEY McCOMB TUESLEY and advertising rates upon application including subscription options for one year six months and three months.
Past Present and Future of the Herald in Central Washington
A historical reflection on the Herald since its 1889 start as the Democrat merged under Coe and Reed. It notes ownership shifts through 1897, hard times 1894 to 1898, and the paper’s role reflecting county growth from a small village to a developing inland empire with rising population and land value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herald
Jas. R. Coe
Washington
Democrat
Watson & Coe
Herald Looks Toward A Thriving Valley Future
The Herald predicts rapid growth for North Yakima and Yakima county as irrigation unlocks fertile lands. Electric lines and new factories are seen expanding the region, with the paper pledging to support progress while noting national turmoil on the horizon. The piece reflects on a sorrowful year and a looming Russia Japan conflict.
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Yakima
Yakima County
Herald
Byrne Says He Would Prefer No Gubernatorial Nomination
Ex mayor P S Byrne of Spokane comments on his Democratic governor bid. He states it would improve his peace of mind and finances to not receive the nomination, but he would still be glad to win if offered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Govenor
P. S. Byrne
Spokane
Cline Named County Commissioner After Pace’s Death
Lince and Randle elect W H Cline to succeed the late Lafayette Pace as county commissioner. Cline, a respected businessman, is described as well qualified and trusted by the community. The piece also notes a dairy convention talk by Duncan Dunn on grasses and the value of study for young men in Washington.
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Lince and
Randle
W. H. Cline
Lafayette Pace
Cline
State of
Washington
Dunn
Duncan
Pullman
Pullman School of Science
New Council Forms With Appointed Officers
The new city administration met with Mayor Fechter and council members as bonds for clerk, treasurer, and marshal were approved. Fechter urged sanitation, sewer work, street repairs, a building inspector, and library funding. Several officer nominations were confirmed. Nichols, Clarks, and Kauffman received mixed votes. A plumbing inspector was chosen. city engineer pending. Police patrols to be authorized later. old officers to hold over.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fechter
Brooker
Cull
Dudley
Rand
Bull
Sinclair
Thorpe
Fisher
New Rock
Jas. Curran
R. K. Nichols
J. T. Kauffman
Stephen Washburn
Fire Department
C. M. Hauser
J. E. Merwin
J. C. Liggett
Local Letters from City Dispatch January 4 1904 Names Listed
A row of names appears in a city notice dated January 4 1904. The list includes Yakim Andrews Chas Bailey Thos Berg Mrs Grace Ross E E Bowman Chas Buttz R A Burlingame C Bucholtz Wm Connoly Frank Comartin Jesse Tanne Dew and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yakim Andrews
Chas. Bailey
Thos. Berg
Mrs. Grace Ross
E. E. Bowman
Chas. Buttz
R. A. Burlingame
C. Bucholtz
Connoly
Frank Comartin
Jesse Tanne Dew
Deaths and notices from North Yakima area
Obituary items report John W. Dooley 68 dies after six weeks illness from leg injury in a runaway. Funeral at Baptist church with Masonic lodge support. Dooley leaves widow and eight children. Additional death notices: a woman aged 78 from inflammatory rheumatism. Tolliver Wm. Tolliver, 60, dies and is buried in Catholic cemetery. Classifieds seek rental farms, loan, and domestic help. various local real estate and service notices follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Dooley
Sunnyside
Baptist Church
Masonic Lodge
Dooley
John Saterwhite
Ellensburg
Jerome Watson
George T. Baker
Joplin
Thomas Dingle
H. F. Marble
Emmett W. Dooley
William H. Dooley
City
James N. Dooley
Tolliver
Wm. Tolliver
Yakima Avenue
Death of Edna Phipps in Diphtheria Tragedy
Eight year old Edna Phipps daughter of Mr and Mrs Ellis Phipps died at the family home in the Moxee valley on Thursday December 31 from diphtheria.
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Edna Phipps
Ellis Phipps
Moxee Valley
Death in Yakima City Claims Three Year Old Ruby
Jennie E. Ruby the three year old daughter of Mr and Mrs W E Ruby died at their home in Yakima City on Saturday January 2 from croup. The loss is reported in a concise obituary noting the family residence and cause of death.
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Jennie E. Ruby
W. E. Ruby
Yakima City
Croup
Mrs Maggie Johnston Dies at Home in Naches
Mrs Maggie Johnston aged 33 wife of S E Johnston died at her Naches home on Saturday. Funeral details and lasting tribute will be announced by the family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maggie Johnston
S. E. Johnston
The
Naches, Satur
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Tuesley, McComb & Tuesley, Publishers
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Moore
Second Street
John
Philp
Ladies and Gentlemen
the Herald
Russia
Japan
Switzer
Board of Health
Dudley, Thorpe
Ray Fox
Dutch
Kennewick
Grant
Johnson & Fulerton
Harry Williams
Northwestern Improvement Co
Superior Court
Folley
Patrick Gaffney
Miss Hash
Addison Paynter
Wm. Roat
Robin Stair
Clarence Silk
J. L Selmer
C. Small
James Tom
Louise
Yakima - Washington Fruit Company
E. S. Price
Room
Sloan Bldg
Catherine Greig
East
Naches Congregational Church
O. W. Burnell
Lower Naches
J. P. Mayer
South First Street
North
P. O
South Third Street
South Second Street
Broeder
C. R. Harris
Lasswell Hotel
Ahtanum Avenue
Dudley Shoe Go
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