Health ordinance passes as council approves meat market rules
The Monday session adopted a health ordinance banning killing for sale and rendering lard within the city, allowing private family use with sanitation. It prohibits storage of meat and fats in unclean conditions and imposes a fine or up to 30 days in jail for violations, taking effect next Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ballinger & Duvall
Second Street
H Streets
Tacoma Avenue
D. D. Calkins
Tacoma
Prosser Falls Irrigation Company
Brooker
Gas Plant Commenced By Yakima Improvement Company
Ground broken on lot 1 block 14 South Second street for the Yakima Improvement gas plant and holder. The work will continue until the plant and pipelines are complete. The company includes Seattle capitalists Dr Chambers and others. Minneapolis Acetylene Construction is to build it under a 35000 bond with operation due by December 1. Also report on the State vs Charles Geieseman for assault and battery with Mrs Geieseman involved.
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Block 14
South Second Street
Yakima Improvement Company
Seattle
Stewart
R. B. Hunter
A. B. Graham
Russell Stone
Dr. Chambers
Dr. Chambers. the Franchise Was Secured By Dr. Chambers
Minneapolis Acetylene Construction Company
Dee
Wapato Development Company Incorporates
Articles filed last Monday establish Wapato Development Company to lay out develop create and improve the town of Wapato located east of northeast quarter of section 15 township 11 north range 19 east Willamette meridian with capital stock of 10 000 divided into 100 shares of 100 each.
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Wapato
Preparing for the Hills Party Heads Natchez River Trip
A six member party led by Charles Marsh and Ronald McArthur plans an extended Natchez voyage. Each will ride saddle horse and pack pony with two weeks of grub. The group will explore the pumping river country and the Tietan.
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Messrs
Charles Marsh
Ronald McArthur
W. H. Patterson
James Loudon
Gail Partridge
John Botsford
Natchez
Large Prizes at Spokane Interstate Fair Fruit Dept
Fruit growers may win big prizes at the Spokane Interstate Fair this fall. The premium list introduces new fruit classes and revises the district and individual display class, now offering $800 in that single class. The complete premium list can be obtained by applying to the secretary in Spokane.
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Spokane
Building Transforms as Bank And Stores Modernize
A large carpenters and laborers crew works on the First National bank improvements. The lower floor of the old building is remodeled and Dudley Shoe space joins the new room. Temporary work area is set on the adjacent vacant lot. Dudley Shoe moved into J J Macdonald’s remodeled store, described as one of central Washington’s most modern shoe shops. The First National bank of Toppenish plans to open this week in a gray stone building with a thick reinforced vault. Upper floors house Richey Gilbert private offices. Another stone building adjoins the bank for Richey Gilbert hardware.
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First National Bank
Dudley Shoe Company
Bank
J. J. Macdonald
Washington
Toppenish
First National Bank of
Richey-Gilbert Company
Ebenezer reminiscence amid Decoration Day parade
A southern paper recalls a colored man at a G. A. R. parade who loudly cheers the band. When asked if he fought in the Civil War he replies Ever' step of it suh. Asked what General Lee said to General Grant he quips Nevah said nothin suh yes chopped off his head and went on.
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Lee
Grant
Nevah
Body of Young Child Found in Sehanno Ditch
A boy named McGinnis discovered a dead child in the Sehanno ditch near the old ice pond last Friday. A man on the bank assisted, then carried the body away with rocks tied to it, while heading west. Sheriff Grant and Coroner Rosser investigated, finding child clothing by the bank. the killer remains unknown with a promising clue under investigation.
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McGinnis
Sehanno
Grant
Rosser
Death of Rev G M Booth noted in Dalles district
The Rev G M Booth presiding elder for the Dalles district of the Methodist church died suddenly of heart disease at his home in The Dalles last Saturday. He had long suffered from heart trouble and his strenuous work is believed to have hastened his death. A highly respected minister, he is survived by his wife and several children.
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G. M. Booth
Dalles
Methodist Church
Booth
Northwest
Cold storage apples on display show superior freshness in Yakima
Display at the Herald office window features red Stamen Winesap and Yellow Newtown Pippin kept at 31 degrees in the Yakima Artificial Ice plant. Experts note immediate cold storage after picking preserves fruit best and many will be kept this season. Also a found boy’s coat is available at 105 Moxee avenues, owner to claim.
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Herald Office
Yakima Artificial Lee Company
Moxee Avenues
E Fulkerson
North Yakima
Wash
Hardware Cheap Bargains At Local Auction
The notice extols cheap hardware and urges buyers to act. It touts favorable reception when prices rise and invites readers to purchase at forthcoming sales, claiming broad approval for knocking up prices.
Prosser Editor Welcomes Son Benton P. Boardman
Editor E L Boardman of the Prosser Bulletin is father to a handsome son born last Saturday at his home. Boardman junior is the first child born in Benton County and will be known as Benton P Boardman in honor of the new county’s founding.
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E.L. Boardman
The
Prosser Bulletin
Boardman
Benton County
New
Benton P. Boardman
Park Theater Presents The Private Secretary Farce
The Park theater opens the week with The Private Secretary a high spirited farce that keeps audiences laughing from curtain rise to final act Lester Howard and Miss Dorothy Fairfax debut impressively with strong comic timing and singing talent Friday and the rest of the week feature A Night Off a second roarsome production illustrated songs led by Leo Bivens and the playful Chicken Thief as a highlight
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Howard
Miss Fairfax
Dixie
Leo Bivens
Binder twine at Coffin Bros Insure with E G Peck
Coffin Bros offers binder twine with insurance through E G Peck. The item listing notes product availability and a sales pitch likely from a local business notice.
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Coffin Bros
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Society Historica
Beecity Hall
Yakima
North Yakima, Wash
United States
W. M. Ladd
W. L. Steinweg
Chas. Carpenter
A. B. Cline
F. J. Tickner
Antlers” Hotel
Frank L. Crampton
Prop
COR. Union
4Th Ave
New P. I. Elk
Antlers
J. H. Bruff
Clerk Nichols
John A. de Young
John H. Reaume
de Young, Reaume
Centralia
W. Henry Taylor
Celia MacNeil
Taylor
South Sixth Street
National Magazine of
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Joe Mitchell Chapple
Schanno Ditch
Gray
Presiding Elder Booth
D, R, Barton
E. G. Peck
Wyman
Fraser
Wyman & Fraser
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