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Newspaper

Yakima Herald

Location

Yakima, Washington, United States of America

Date

Jul 22, 1903

Page

8

Ole Sandberg’s License Refused by Council

The city council refused Ole Sandberg’s saloon license while granting Tom Mallette a renewal and delaying Bert Fletcher’s for two weeks. A sidewalk on west side of South First Street and street improvements were approved, plus a cemetery fund ordinance and a local improvement district for South Fourth Street.

Doust Tom Mallette North Front Street Bert Fletcher Ole Sandberg South First Street Mattoon South Fourth Street G. H. Moulton A. B. Rock

City seeks bids for street grading and sidewalk work

Bids are invited for grading Second Street South from Walnut to Race and for building sidewalks on both sides of South Third Street. The Streets and Ditches Committee reports on Cherry Street rights of way, while Dr. P Frank pushes immediate action on the dumping ground issue and threatens arrests. Mayer and Sandmeyer propose dumping sites and refer proposals to the Board of Health for prompt action. Council adjourned.

Second Street Walnut South Third Street Committee On Cherry Street Walter Reed Board of County Commissioners Mr. Mayer John Sandmeyer Board of Health

Michigan White Amber wheat gains favor in Washington

A new winter wheat variety named Michigan White Amber shows three years of trials with high yields and good quality. An Oakesdale grower averaged 40 bushels per acre on 100 acres last season, and this season several hundred acres are expected to thresh around 50 bushels per acre. The grain grades with bluestem under state inspection and is praised as a milling wheat rather than a corn wheat fad.

Washington Michigan Oakesdale

Special Low Price Sale of Men's Working Gloves

Special low price sale announces a hardware closing out sale with a full range of gloves and hardware items. All goods are marked in plain figures and sold for cash with a money saving guarantee.

Social events and club gatherings across multiple households

The Dekker Club hosted by Miss Jessie Snively on Nob Hill. Mrs Dan Arnold led Episcopal Ladies' Guild on North Second Street. Presbyterian ladies held a social at Mrs IT Hl Dills's home with Mrs Dudley and others in attendance. Moxee Tennis Club entertained at the Camerons with a lively match between Yakima players and Cameron. Mrs Miles Cannon hosted a photograph guessing tea on North First Street with prizes for top guessers Miss Lombard and Mrs George Vance.

Dekker Club Jessie Snively Nob Hill Dan Arnold Ladies’ Guild of the Episcopal Church North Second Street Presbyterian IT. Hl. Dills Moxee Tennis Club Camerons George Gandy Marshall Scudder Yakima Tennis Club del Hiscock Will Cameron Miles Cannon North First Street Miss Lombard George Vance Alma Lesh Marion Whitson Edward

Marriages Tie Fiske and Ray in Fruitvale Home

In Fruitvale at the Fiske home Mr. Chas C Ray and Miss Lottie M Fiske wed with Rev J J Tickner officiating They reside on South Eighth Street and host friends. Edith Lewis and Andrew Daverin wed at the bride’s parents with Rev Father Feusi officiating The couple depart for a Sound area honeymoon soon after the ceremony.

Ray Fiske Geo. M. Fiske Fruitvale J. J. Tickner Chas. C. Ray Lottie M. Fiske South Eighth Street Daverin-Lewis Edith Lewis Andrew Daverin Father Feusi

Den of Iniquity Tragedy Highlighted in Tenderloin

A sensational Sunday report describes a White House style dens in the tenderloin district where a married mistress, her husband the house cook, a 19 or 20 year old son, and others are detained after the death of Jay Nichols. Investigators focus on alleged cohabitation offenses while the death is attributed to self harm in the Babe Welly room.

White House Tenderloin Grant Curtis

Rare investment and mining notices in Yakima area stock listings

A compilation of mining stock notes and ads from Yakima including Rob Roy stock terms in Elizabeth mine proximity. Mentions MacCrimmon & Needham as agents, limited share sale at ten cents, and nearby Copper Plate Mining Co. dealings plus assorted local ads for harness shops, groceries, and services in the Yakima area with multiple small notices and sales pitches.

Gold Hill Summit Mining District Elizabeth Lode Elizabeth MacCrimmon & Needham North First Street Rob Roy Turner & Harris Hammer Copper Plate Mining Co Couer d'Alene Mullen Idaho Yakima Avenue

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