City News Briefs From Yakima Region
Mrs. Kreader remains home sick as schools reopen after vacation. George Rankin returns from Spokane and North Idaho. Mrs. Burns visits Seattle. Mrs. McLennan visits Ellensburg. Redfield and Moran travel to Portland. farmers institute set for February 23–25. church meetings attract interest. Mrs. Pearson travels to Centralia due to her father’s illness. revival continues. Robert Strahorn arrives with wife Sheria Grant. Yakima Water, Light & Power Co. owner seeks court relief for board capacity. Fred Dee, Klickitat sheepman, in town. Dee’s flock grew from 200 to 12,000. Judge Tageard touts city justice record. 1903 cash total around 500 dollars. Arendt receives German doll shipment delayed by New York customs. North Yakima studies theatre fire safety. Hauser to report to council. Yakima Valley Canal Co. annual meeting held. directors Conglon Bosdet Whitson Weisberger Kelley. $45,000 in canal improvements noted. James, noted bootlegger, faces US grand jury in Tasumal. he claims wide liquor sales to Indians. Co EL disburses 3397.50 at Monday meeting. Feb 1 promotions exams set for corporals and sergeants for international shoot plans.
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Presbyterian Church
A. B. Pearson
Centralia
Methodist Church
Robert E. Strahorn
Yakima Water, Light & Power Co
Spokane
Dyspepsia Cure Reverses Ten-Year Illness Claim
Cured after ten years of dyspepsia, BL Hare of Middletown Ohio reports relief after trying Kodol Dyspepsia Cure. He spent hundreds on medicines and doctors without lasting benefit, but after two bottles he felt stronger and now recommends the product to others. Sold by C. C. Case.
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Hare
Miami
C. C. Case
Geo. Ewing
Smith’s Grove
Foley
Library site proposed for north end of park area
A Citizen suggests the library be built at the north end of the small park south of the depot on Yakima Avenue. The owner Northern Pacific Railway might sell for a nominal sum to aid the project, citing central location and daily visibility from passing traffic.
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Herald
Yakima Avenue
Northern Pacific Railway
Elegant German bisque dolls arrive for holiday trade
The Elite store under S Arendt announces the arrival of a beautiful line of lifelike German made dolls for the holiday season. Large and small dolls with opening eyes, natural lashes and hair are praised as superior and ready for viewing. Call to see them.
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Germany
S. Arendt
Important Irrigation Convention In Seattle Planned
The Chamber of Commerce calls for a Seattle irrigation convention for Washington arid land interests. Delegates from commercial organizations or cities in the state will be seated. The aim is to devise a method to alter Washington laws governing irrigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Seattle
Washington
Irrigation Convention Aims for State Land Reclamation
The article notes a Seattle organized convention inviting two delegates from Ellensburg North Yakima Prosser Pasco Ritzville Spokane Walla Walla and other points to unify irrigation legislation. It seeks federal approval to avoid a flood of bills and push remedial measures for arid land development.
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Seattle
Ellensburg
North Yakima
Prosser
Pasco
Ritzville
Spokane
Walla Walla
Stop It Cough Remedy Ad From North Yakima Drug Store
An advertisement warns that a neglected cough may cause serious bronchial or lung trouble and promotes Foley's Honey and Tar as a secure cold remedy sold by North Yakima Drug Store under A. D. Sloan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
North Yakima Drug Store
A. D. Sloan
Injury at Howard's mill costs forefinger and thumb tip
Frank Jordan sustained a severe hand injury while working at Howard's mill yesterday morning. The forefinger was removed and the thumb end, with immediate medical care given. He will be unable to work for a period to allow healing.
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Howard's Mill
Frank Jordan
Mr. Jordan
Surprise Party for Ellis Bounds at Parents’ Home
A group of Ellis Bounds friends gathered last Saturday at 210 North Second to celebrate with dancing singing and a lengthy lunch. Attendees included Misses Clarke Nita Foster Jessie Snively Roby Case Jean Cornett Anna Nevin Mary Erwin Helen Scott and Messrs Ed Carpenter Geo Cornett Henry Hatfield Ben Gunn Alfred Nevin Roy Shaw John Harmon Herman Hatfield Dan Stanton and the host himself Ellis Bounds.
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Ellis Bounds
P. A. Bounds
North Second
Misses Clarke
Nita Foster
Jessie Snively
Roby Case
Jean Cornett
Anna Nevin
Mary Erwin
Helen Scott
Messrs
Carpenter
Geo
Cornett
Henry Hatfield
Ben Gunn
Alfred Nevin
Roy Shaw
John Harmon
Herman Hatfield
Dan Stanton
DeWitts Witch Hazel Salve Promises Pile Relief
The ad touts DeWitts Witch Hazel Salve from Chicago as a cure for piles eczema cuts burns and skin diseases with claims of supremacy over counterfeits. It urges readers to ask for the genuine DeWitt’s as sold by C. C. Case Hawkins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. C. DeWitt
Chicago
DeWitt
C. C. Case
Prevention of Consumption Through Early Treatment
The text states that preventing consumption hinges on starting proper treatment early and advocates Foley's Money and Tar as a ward for fatal lung troubles. It notes the product is sold by North Yakima Drug Store under A. D. Sloan, proprietor.
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Foley
North
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Yakima
Drug Store
Condensed City News
George S. Rankin
Idaho
J. B. Burns
Frank Wheeler
Malcolin McLennan
Farmers’ Institute
The
State Agricultural College
Sheria Grant
Superior Court For
Fred Dee
Klickitat County
Mr. Dee
Hauser
Yakima Valley Canal
Whitson & Parker
A. S. Conglon
George Bosdet
Edward Whitson
Theodore Weisberger
John Kelley
H. James
Howlett
Tasomal
Co. EL
Middle West
E. S. Price
Sloan Building
Hawkins
Robbins
Bright
For All
Tra Rie
Foley & Company
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