Northwest Newspapers Issue Notable Souvenir Editions
The Portland Oregonian publishes an elaborate annual souvenir number with wide Washington and Oregon coverage. The West Coast Trade issue features valuable state resource statistics and pictures. Seattle Argus delivers a Half Century Number acclaimed for art quality. Tacoma News focuses on Puget Sound growth and inland city progress. Ellensburg Dawn souvenir highlights Ellensburg industries and Kittitas valley history for residents.
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Portland Oregonian
Northwest
Washington
Oregon
West Coast Trade
Seattle Argus
Tacoma
Puget Sound
Ellensburg
Kittitas Valley
Tne Heravp Celebrates Fourteenth Birthday Cheerful Start
The Heravp marks its fourteenth birthday amid North Yakima and Yakima Valley growth pains eased by prosperity and public approval. The new year begins with faith in a healthy future for the community and region.
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Tne Heravp
North
Yakima
Yakima Valley
North Yakima Post Office Shows Growth Through 1901 Receipts
Receipts for the North Yakima post office in the year ending December 31, 1901, totaled 12020 dollars, up 21 percent from 1900, outpacing Seattle by five points. Money orders reached 65000 dollars and ten tons of free mail were sent to local newspapers, signaling rising importance and a promising future.
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North Yakima
Seattle
North Yakima Grows On Paved Streets And Prosperity
Letter from Thomas Maloney of Spokane praises North Yakima’s rapid growth with paver streets and new business houses. He notes a planned population surge to 10 000 in three years and reports ongoing improvements and residential建设. He mentions the governor's funeral at Puyallup and comments on county issues regarding disposing of dead animals at city limits.
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Thomas Maloney
Spokane
Yakima
Puyallup
Lince
Colfax and North Yakima Growth Prospects Angle of Visit
A visitor notes rapid growth in North Yakima and Colfax with expectations of 10 000 residents within three years. Residents and newcomers like Ortis Hamilton and J R Walkup discuss climate, business prospects, and relocation. Farmers gather at the courthouse to oppose sale or lease of public lands to stockmen, with plans for another meeting next Saturday.
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Ortis Hamilton
Colfax
Yakima
Court House
Council Proceedings and Rustle Circle Installation at Odd Fellows
The last council meeting approved grading South First street despite protests from E A Sloan and S J Lowe against contractor Burlingame. The government patent for the Northern Pacific Railway Company was requested to settle the townsite dispute. A 75 wagon bill was rejected, a marshal led wagon purchase noted, and adjournment followed amid hard feelings. Also, Rustle Circle 268 and Yakima Camp 8% of W of W held a joint Odd Fellows hall installation with a musical program featuring the Yakima Junior orchestra and a presentation of a P G N jewel to Mrs Chambers by Mrs Farmer.
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South First Street
E. A. Sloan
S.J. Lowe
Burlingame
First Street
Northern Pacific Railway Company
Marshal Boyle
Yakima Camp No
Odd Fellows
Yakima
Local society notes and business updates in Yakima region
The itemized notes list Yakima Camp officers stall, Merla Plumb's return from Prosser, and Hanna's Going Out of Business sale. Guests include Mrs. Richard Conner of Odessa and Mrs. E. J. Wyman. Whitson & Parker sever ties with Northern Pacific. Seattle ties appear with Miss Groshen and Professor Fulkerson. New restaurant by H. L. Wilder. land purchases by William Lee Jr. and Abe Sinclair trip to Edmonds. Yakima City robbery of $40. County Superintendent Dickey tours schools. new chemical fire engine expected. fire alarm boxes to be installed by February 1. Dr. G. J. Hill returns to North Yakima. Masons install officers. J. W. Sindall honored. Exquisite wedding stationery offered by The Heap.
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C. M. Hauser
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TE Yakima Herald
Tuesley, McComb & Tuesley, Publishers
D. W. Crow
Second ST
The
Yakima Avenue
Bales & Damm
J.R
Anaconda
Montana
Merla Plumb
Prosser
Hanna
Richard Conner
Odessa
E. J. Wyman
Whitson & Parker
Northern Pacific
Miss Groshen
Fulkerson
Armory
A. D. Sloan and Wife
Mrs
George Sloan
Roslyn
H. L. Wilder
Switzer
Front Street
Francis Schorn
William Lee, Jr
West
Hugh Sinclair
Frank Sinclair
Edmonds
Thomas Sinclair
George Dalrymple
Yakima City
Vestal Snyder
Etta Clark
Larson’s Theater
Degree of Honor
Callahan
Mill Company
Seigrist
Post-Intelligencer
A. P. Oliver
D. M. Shanks
Chicago
8. A. Dickey
Pacific Breakerage Company
Western Union
G. J. Hill
Whatcom
Miller Building
Yakima Lodge No
Heraup
J. W. Sindall
Tue Heap Office
Europe
South Second Street
Vale of Geraleed
Moore Clothing Company
Mitchell Wagons
Wyman
Fraser
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