Yakima Best Flour Ad Promotes "Always Best" Choice
A compact vintage ad urges readers to buy Yakima Best flour labeled Always Best and to ask their grocer for this choice, highlighting reliability and home use.
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Newspaper
Yakima Herald
Location
Yakima, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1907
Page
2
A compact vintage ad urges readers to buy Yakima Best flour labeled Always Best and to ask their grocer for this choice, highlighting reliability and home use.
County correspondence covers visits births marriages and civic activity in Belma Mabton and North Yakima area. Chinese and Scottish residents noted as well as a mail route Belma to Grandview. Weather snow cold roads access and road repair by local volunteers. School resumes January 2 1907 and various residents listed with events and movements.
Blackrock residents report travel to Bellingham on December 26 to visit relatives. J A Strayton met with Mr York who teaches in district No 2. York said he spent Christmas by boat. School bell rang January 2 1907. Snowfall around five inches overnight. Postmaster Vanderlinde and wife shared New Year with Albert Barron family. Mail route contractor from Black Rock to North Yakima to begin January 4 1967. Joe Baker to finish Charles Hensell well begun last summer. Surveyors in area Monday sought government corners. Hensell plowed with three plows last week.
Miss Pearl Williams and Mr Fred Byown marry at the bride’s parents home with Rev. Lee A. Johnson officiating. The couple will reside in Mabton after the wedding. Williams has served as clerk for Coffin Bros and is praised as a musician and well regarded.
Henry Hanky has taken a position in the round house at Pasco. His Alfalfa friends are sorry to lose him. Mr. and Mrs. H. S. Hatch and two daughters Dollie and Coral are spending the week in the Sotus. Wilbur Durham spent Sunday with his folks in Orchardvale. Lock Mulligan is again out after a long layup from injuries from a runaway. Edith Durham is visiting Geo. Mathis. Mrs. Jones went home to Liberty to remain over Sunday with family.
A local notice urges shoppers to buy overcoats and children's clothing now with heavy stock of Cravenettes Top Coats and knee pants. Lot one carries 20 percent off while lot two offers 50 percent off, with fur coats excluded from sale and 10 percent off if chosen.
Governor Gooding asks Idaho legislature for a three member state railroad commission with power to set rates and publish railroad practices. He calls for strict anti pass laws and notes prosecutions in the Harry Orchard case, stressing fair trials and state interests.
Yakima advocates push for 400 or more attendees to the State Horticultural Association meeting with a 6 excursion round trip from North Yakima on January 13. Booster badges and displays from Wenatchee Hood River and local growers aim to show Yakima as Garden Spot of the World.
325 acres about eight miles from Anacortes with 290 cleared acres eight orchard 1 pair heavy horses wagon harness tara utensils 85 ewes Jersey cows 50 Plymouth Rock hens 40 tons hay and crops not threshed. Includes fast gasoline launch 2500 waterfront half mile wharf harbor S room furnished house large barn outhouses. Sheep ranch potential. Price 15000 part cash Apply Joseph Sweeney 526 17th avenue North Seattle Wash.
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