Yakima savings loan draws investors in strong start
Yakima Savings & Loan Association reports unexpected success with over 225000 dollars in stock subscribed and rapid loan activity. Officers praise public confidence, note 8 percent loan rate under contract, 50 percent realty valuation loans, and equal interest for all stockholders. Office: Room 10, Yakima National Bank building. Spokane Interstate Fair promotes premium list and a $1000 relay race. Cosgrove, secretary, invites exhibitors for Oct 9 to 15 in Spokane.
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Savings and Loan Association
Apraisers
North Yakima
Association
Yakima National Bank Building
Robt. H. Cosgrove
Spokane
Robert H. Cosgrove
Fiir
Fifty Igorrotes to Visit Portland for Fair Show
Fifty Igorrotes of the head hunting tribe will reach Portland around August 1 to build native huts and take part in the fair as a featured exhibit. They come with the consent of the United States government.
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Portland
United States
Scientific American
Omaha
Lewis and Clark
Rocky Mountain Mountain
Idaho
Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea Ad
An old time drug store ad touts Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea as a cure all for sickness promising fast relief. It sells Tea or Tablets for 35 cents at Case's Drug Store.
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Hollister
Rocky Mountain
Case's Drug Store
Fragments from an 8 February page show sparse notices
The readable snippets include scattered letters and symbols with no clear events or names. The OCR is incomplete, yielding fragmented words and illegible lines.
Petrified goat horns unearthed near Mesa draw curiosity
A curio found at the Express office features petrified goat horns attached to a skull, unearthed from a Mesa gravel pull deep underground and believed to be ancient plains wildlife from eastern Washington. The horns are broken at the tips but suggest formidable power if mounted on a cowcatcher.
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the Express
Washington
Mesa
Hart and Gotch Eye World Heavyweight Championship Match
Minneapolis dispatch reports strong likelihood that Marvin Hart and Frank Gotch will contest the world heavyweight title. Gotch has word Hart’s manager sent a note that the winner of Root’s bout will meet him in San Francisco or Reno for a purse of no less than 5 000 dollars plus any side bets. Gotch trains hard and believes he outmatches Hart in strength and skill. Nevada appears favored as the scene for the match to attract a strong gate.
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Minneapolis
Marvin Hart
Frank Gotch
Gotch
Hart
Root
San Francisco
Reno
Nev
Nevada
North Yakima Health Ordinance Bans Meat Selling
The North Yakima City Council enacts rules to prevent slaughter for sale within the city and to curb unsanitary meat handling. It prohibits rendering fats, requires fresh and clean meat for sale, and assigns penalties of 10 to 100 dollars or up to 30 days in jail. The ordinance takes effect five days after publication, approved July 18, 1905.
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City of
North Yakima
North
Yakima
Co. A. Fechter
J. C. Brooker
Hospital Association to Close and Sell Furniture
The North Yakima Hospital Association announces closure of the hospital and that furniture will be sold at 8 South Eighth Street. The notice notes the sale proceeding and location for interested parties.
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North
Dear Old Days Echoes and a Probate Notice
A nostalgic poem fragment references bygone times and schooldays. The notice to creditors states Thomas B. Gunn died, executor W. Steinweg asks creditors to file claims within one year at First National Bank of North Yakima, with dates July 5 1905 and August 2 1905.
Notice to creditors in estate of Mary E. Nash
In the Superior Court of Washington notice to all persons with claims against Mary E. Nash deceased to present them with vouchers to executor Ernest F. Nash at Fred Parker office North Yakima within one year from July 1 1905 or they will be barred by statute Last publication August 1906.
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Thomas B. Gunn
First National Bank of
North Yakima
Washington
W. Steinweg
Superior Court of the
State of Washington
Mary E. Nash
Fred Parker
South Second Street
North
Yakima
Yakima County
Ernest F. Nash
Nash
Mary E
Assessment Notice for North Yakima LD No 82
The assessment roll of local improvement district No 82 in North Yakima Washington has been certified for collection. Payments must be made within thirty days from July 19 1905 to avoid delinquency and legal collection. City Treasurer C R Donovan dated at the First National Bank office.
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North Yakima
Washington
Local Improvement District No 83 Delinquency Notice
Roll of Local Improvement District No 83 certified for collection warns that if not paid by July 1905 the amount will become delinquent and collected as law and city ordinances require. Also notes committee meetings now held in E. G. Peck’s private offices free of charge.
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E. G. Peck
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Dress Goods Department
Buster Brown
The
Yakima Savings & Loan Association
Robi. H. Cosgrove
Pepperall
A. W. Senwartze
S. Walla Walla Avenue
Mitchell
Prosser
St. Goins
Jayne
North Second Street
Wheeler & Wilson
Geimme
Atlanta Constitution
Atto
First National Bank
C. R. Donovan
Tim Kelly
Summit View School House
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