Yakima area notes and travel plans across many households
Local items report Mrs Jas Wright visiting Tacoma. Miss Georgie Peck back from a Sound trip. P J Lynch of Anaconda Mont in town. families camping near Mt Adams. Mrs Mendelsohn visiting in Yakima. various social visits and business talks. NP colonist rates announced. church mortgage filed. Miss Ward injured by fan but recoverable. sheriff's Natchez Pass trip uneventful. teachers contracted for Prosser. Hinman to lead North Yakima land office. trolley prospects around Prosser and Sunland. several local social and commercial mentions.
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Carscaden
Ellensburg
Stewart
North Yakima
Prosser
Yakima
Sunnyside
Yakima Bands Visit Ellensburg and Form Association
The Yakima band and many visitors toured Ellensburg last Thursday with a concert at the Vanderbilt Hotel and a dance. The move to form the Northwestern Washington Amateur Band Association was approved with officers elected and plans to invite bands from Roslyn Wenatchee Cle Elum Prosser Thorp Ritzville Lind Fort Simcoe Sunnyside and Kent. A first tournament was discussed for North Yakima during the state fair and may be held there if approved by fair officials.
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Yakima
Ellensburg
Northwestern Washington Amateur Band Association
Fr. Nagler
North Yakima
Moss
Roslyn
Frank P. Lanterman
Wenatchee
Cle-Elum
Prosser
Thorp
Ritzville
Lind
Fort Simcoe
Sunnyside
Kent
Fruit Shipments Show Record Year For Yakima Dealers
Estimates from a leading commission house in North Yakima indicate about 1000 crates of strawberries shipped and 2000 crates consumed locally. Royal Anns are nearly exhausted with 5000 boxes shipped to Seattle Tacoma and Spokane. Prospects for plums apples and peaches look strong as a record year approaches.
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North Yakima
Seattle
Tacoma
Spokane
Hops prices in Yakima area lift on weak crops
Yakima county growers expect hops to reach 25 cents with buyers bidding 18 cents and few takers. Warm weather spares crops from lice damage. Northwest output likely short and price stability appears likely. Farm and Home notes the trend amid optimistic forecasts.
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Yakima County
Wash
Northwest
Report of the Condition of First National Bank of North Yakima
Report lists resources and financial figures for the bank at North Yakima Washington as of July 6 1902. Cashier L Steinweg certifies the statement to the best knowledge with notary Ina P Engl near ty and directors Carpenter ScuppER Doprey attesting to the report.
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First National Bank of
North Yakima
Washington
Yakima
L. Steinweg
W.L Steinwee
Ina P. Englenaryt
Notary Public
Wash
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H. J. Bicknell
Georgie Peck
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D. E. Lesh
F. C. Hall
Mt. Adams
B. D. Mendelsohn
Birmingham
Alabama
Richard Strobach
This City
Durham
Jersey
J. E. Baker
Selan
Mrs. Ley of
Jordan, Minn
The
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Carl Cox
H. H. Schott
Orin Dunbar
Goldendale
W.H. Hare
Pleas. Bounds
Phil Fitterer
Ellensburg Capital
Northern Pacific
Missouri River
St. Paul
M.S. Merks
Congregational Church of
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Kittie Ward
Sheriff Tucker
Tracy
Natchez Pass
Goldman's
M. B. Campbell
Agnes Satterwhite
Frank Lanterman
Harry Mitchell
HH. V. Hinman
United States Land Office
Walter J. Reed
Keith W. Dunlop
Lindsey
Maud
Margerethe Lindsey
Adams & Kennedy
J. E. Barkwell
Barkwell
Improvement Company
Cle-Elum Echo
Westport Beach
Meeks
Ringling Bros
Mammoth Hippodrome
Frank Brown
Oak Hill
Joseph Hunter
Frank Hunter
Rotherhood
Cardus
Cardui
Market Treet
Memphis
Tenn
Thedford
J. W. C. Smith
Chattanooga Medicine Company
Chattanooga, Tenn
Foley
R. T. Hopkins
Polar
Wis
A. D. Sloan
Violet
Wellesley
Jim Jam
Mildred
Elsie
DeWitt
Yellow Drug Store
Mrect
Charles Carpenter
Henry B. Scupper
Wa. B. Doprey
U. S
Nat'l
Internal Revenue
Sur Capital
Ireene
Fawcett Bros
Chas, F. Raus
Mulhollan
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