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Yakima Herald

Location

Yakima, Washington, United States of America

Date

Jun 03, 1902

Page

3

North Yakima Council Reconsiders Saloon License and New Ordinance

The North Yakima City Council debated granting Frank D. Cook a saloon license for a Second Street stand, while considering a broad revised ordinance codifying old laws, closing saloons at midnight, and Sunday closures. A W C T U delegation pressed for Sunday closings. Sinclair resigned over Cook's license but the council did not accept.

Frank D. Cook Hugh K. Sinclair Mr. Cook Second Street Reed Mr. Sinclair Jack Shaw Cook North Yakima Sinclair Wyman Moran Municipal Affairs Snyder W.C.T. U J. H. Wood Yakima T. Malette Front Street Marshal Frank Cook

Cadet's Picnic Operetta At Larson's Theater Next Week

The Cadet's Picnic, an operetta, will be staged at Larson's theater next Wednesday evening during commencement week to raise funds for the library. The show features a jittery cast of boys and girls with music, jokes, new songs, and a grand cadet drill by high school youths.

Larson’s Susie Erwin Rat Owert Burton Lum Dave Jungst Matthew Sandmeyer Archie Norton George Donald Gertie Mary Remey Basie Cauree Hte Edith Cole Nita Foster Dora Bradford Clara Graham Mabel Slaser Mary Erwin Alice Heckman

House and Jet with seven rooms on North Second Street

Seven room house and bath advertised on North Second Street near McConnell's Furniture at 23 South Second. The notice also promotes mower sale with a guarantee that Osborne mowers are the best or $10 donated to the Soldiers' Monument fund if proven otherwise. Coffin Bros.

North Second Street McConnell’s South Second Street Osborne Soldiers’ Monument Fund Coffin Bros

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