Paint Brushes Highlight North Yakima News Notes
Ada Weikel leaves for Seattle. Mrs. Ellis joins relatives there for summer. Rev. Smith returns from Walla Walla to minister. J K Morrell joins Cascades survey team. Claude Briggs reports prime Royal Ann cherries and good crops. A O U W lodge to hold social June 18. New theatre urges dress suits. R J Curry offers fittings. Venus water case discussed in Superior Court. judge to sign decree. Russell Shaw dies from December accident. buried next day. Congressman Jones on 1.25 acre refunds bill. unlikely this session. Local advice on clothing emphasizes neatness. tailor services offered. Marvin Thornton brings roses from grandmother’s place. “Capt. Christie” blooms praised.
Girl Panhandles for Aid as Travelling Con Artist Sighted in Yakima
An 18 to 19 year old girl, well dressed and self confident, solicited donations from merchants in Yakima on Tuesday. She carried pink slips signed Miss Lottie Smith and sold poems titled An Unfortunate Girl's Life while traveling across California to Seattle and Oregon. Local notes mention hops market chatter and a post office revenue uptick, with various town updates including a Prosser resident leaving for Tacoma after alleged financial gains.
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California
Seattle
Oregon
Lottie Smith
Yakima
Local notices and events in Yakima area update
Jason Carpenter contracts for 12000 pounds at nine cents and A H Wilgus and family relocate to King County. Mrs Dempsey visits Centerville while 104 year old Scotch hospital patient is noted. The Evil Eye troupe arrives Sunday with an orchestra from Walla Walla for Monday, plus real estate bargain at Hathaway tract for 3250 dollars. Democratic National Convention rate details from Northern Pacific and St Paul route. Washington State Normal School Ellensburg begins exams with Baccalauate day and class events through Diploma day.
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Kansas City
Northern Pacific
Burlington
Spokane
St. Paul
Washington State Normal School
Ellensburg
Crescent and
Feelectic Literary Societies
Mies Eva Lampson
North Yakima
Consumption is Preventable and Cures Touted
An advertisement touts Shilohs Cough and Consumption Cure with a fifty year guarantee from Quiett Ayres Drug Co. It also markets Karl s Clover Root Tea promising relief from indigestion and headaches with a money back guarantee and notes a Bible sales pitch mentioning divorces.
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Shiloh
Quiett & Ayres Drug Co
Quiett & Ayres Drug Company
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F. A. Alexander
North Yakima and Vicinity
Coffin Bros
Ada Weikel
Clara J. Ellis
Rev. Smith
Adventist Church
Walla Walla
J. K. Morrell
Cascades
Claude Briggs
R. J. Curry
Davidson
Russell Shaw
Yakima City
Jones
Yakima Ave
Marvin Thornton
Capt. Christie
la France
Skagit County
Kelsey, Payne & Armitage
Burke Building
Washington
Square Meals
Ichoko
Yakima Avenue
Lucy, Propr
A. L. Atkins
Henry Lombard
Thos, Fisher
Robert McComb
Soda Springs
Mr. McComb
Metcalf
Jason Carpenter
A. H. Wilgus
King County
Hotel Yakima
John Dempsey
Tampico
Nome
Mrs. L. Clanton
Centerville
Klickitat County
Bessie Windsor
Jas. Greene
State Federation of Women’s Clubs
Evil Eye
Weet
Larson
Roslyn
Edward Whitson
Hathaway Tract
C. E. McEwen
Hathaway Tracts
Stinson
Inc
W. H. Hare
Yakima County
J. T. Foster
Janeck’s Drug Store
Metcalfi
Mendel
A. D. Sloan
Farm Journal
Herald
Lel
State of Washington
Byron Barlow
North Wakiroa
H. B. Rigg
Walt Paper
Metcatirs Paint Store
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