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Newspaper
Yakima Herald
Location
Yakima, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jul 04, 1901
Page
2
Fourth of July caution in Yakima fruit exhibit
July 4 1901 context notes a lead combine formed and warns Yakima residents to select only the choicest fruit for the Pan-American exposition. Emphasizes careful choosing of fruit grades due to potential impact on Yakima’s future in the exhibit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yakima
Weather Contrast Stuns Nation as East Seethes
The eastern states endure excessive heat while the Northwest stays cool. The writer notes the unusual conditions rarely cause illness or death, though they vex residents. People complaining about the climate would not be satisfied anywhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Rockies
Atlantic
City Fines for Slot Machines Questioned as Inconsistent
A writer condemns selective enforcement of laws arguing fines on slot machines contradict city ordinances. The piece compares illegal gambling penalties with sidewalk cycling, suggesting licensing a cyclist to violate rules while tolerating gambling fines. The author calls for consistency in punishments.
Yakima Water Company Institutes Water Use Rules
Yakima Water Light and Power issues rules to curb wasteful water use. Hydrants run off and on and sprinkling hoses drain resources. enforcement is intended to protect the system and patrons. The policy aims to curb excess while noting water is plentiful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yakima Water, Light and Power Company
End of Secrecy In Smallpox Case Calls Quarantine
A state law makes concealing smallpox a misdemeanor with heavy fines. The article urges immediate public disclosure and compliance, citing a county family that resisted quarantine after infection and concealed the illness.
Smallpox Found In Household Prompting Quarantine
A household remained exposed to smallpox for several days after symptoms appeared. The health officer was notified after several days, and the family is now under strict quarantine to prevent spread.
Yakima Valley to Exhibit Fruit at Buffalo Fair
E F Benson named state Pan American board commissioner for Yakima and Kittitas counties with 500 to assemble fruit for Buffalo exhibit. Orlando Beck will collect and ship fruit, starting with six boxes of Royal Ann cherries. Cold storage planned for shipping. late-season peaches pears apples and apricots to join display with aims to outshine other regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. F. Benson
State Pan-American Board
Yakima
Kittitas
Benson
Orlando Beck
Beck
Buffalo
City Schools Board Reports Year End Statistics
The adjourned board meeting heard Mrs. Ella Stair discuss high school studies while the resignation of Miss Hellar was accepted. Superintendent McCurdy presented June’s report with 36 weeks and 177 days of school, 1080 enrollment, 131 42744 attendance, 769214 days absent, 742 average daily attendance, and 94.4 percent attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella Stair
Miss Hellar
C. W. McCurdy
Eee
Ore Rere
RMN
Roslyn excursion eyed for July 26 big city celebration
Joel Shumaker visits Roslyn as special Log Rolling Association envoy to persuade Roslynites to travel to the city for the July 26 celebration. Roslyn plans a large turnout with Cle Elum and Ellensburg supporting, while local road districts test cost sharing for road machines under $300 total.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joel Shumaker
Roslyn
Log Rolling Association
Ellensburg
Suburban lots offered in Leaming addition sale
The northeast corner of 273 acres southwest corner 414 acres and southeast corner 334 acres remain unsold in Leaming's addition. Will divide to fit buyer. Very choice property for suburban homes. E R Leamine 23 tf.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leaming
E.R. Leamine
North Yakima Schools Elect Vacancies for Teachers
The board elected teachers for school vacancies in North Yakima. C H Armstrong of Pullman became second assistant to the high school principal at $60 monthly. Mrs Alice J Smydam of Spokane was named assistant to the 8th grade at Central school at $55 monthly. Mrs Henrietta Engart of Ballard was elected to the 6th grade in the high school at $55 monthly. No superintendent was elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Yakima
C. H. Armstrong
Pullman
Alice J. Smydam
Spokane
Central School
Henrietta Engart
Ballard
Excursion to Portland and Astoria Delayed to August 10
The Yakima Band excursion to Portland and Astoria is postponed from July 27 to August 10. The train departs Saturday morning and returns the following Saturday. Bookings are enough to ensure the trip, with late deposits due by August 1 at Briggs & Dam's music store. J P Mayer, Manager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Astoria
Portland
Briggs & Dam’s
J.P. Mayer
Trusted faucet filters from W. E. Ayres drug store
Pure drinking water products advertised include durable faucet filters and filtering materials from W. E. Ayres Yellow drug store. Also promoted are Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic for malaria areas and local photography services at Beck studio on First street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Ayres
Yellow Drug Store
Grove
Beck
First Street
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