Resettled Goldendale Residents Thrive in Yakima Valley
A Goldendale correspondent chronicles former locals now thriving north of Yakima. Ex-sheriff D. Macy near Zillah, Wm. Lancaster with a hay and fruit operation, and Harry Snipes expanding cattle holdings and marrying Emma Gail. Others include Dolph Gaunt operating at Toppenish, Lenora Macy Fox as postmaster spouse, and Charley Newell running the Toppenish hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goldendale Sentinel
Goldendale
Yakima
Macy
Klickitat
Zillah
Yakma Valley
Wm. Lancaster
Harry Snipes
Little Klickitat
Harry
Emma Gail
Yakima County
Glenwood
Ed. Snipes
Dolph Gaunt
John Hause
Spring
Susan Swazzey
Susan French
Toppenish
Lara Macy
Richard Hart
Hart
Parker Bottom
Yakima City
Thos. Butler
Tom
Warning to Portland young women about Exposition year risks
The Portland Telegram notes the Portland Travelers' Aid association plan to distribute leaflets warning unskilled and unemployed young women against coming to Portland for Exposition year. It highlights crowded labor markets, inflated rents, and precarious living costs harming clerks and stenographers, urging informed decisions to avoid hardship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland Travelers’ Aid Association
Portland
Portland Telegram
Mountain Pacific rail fare and excursion details 1900s style
Northern Pacific Railway announces Lewis and Clark Exposition travel from North Yakima to Portland with daily sale windows May 29 to October 15. Tickets include individual $12.35 and party rates $9.20, with limits up to seven to thirty days and group arrangements for 100 plus, plus advance party planning for equipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northern Pacific Railway
Portland
North Yakima
M. S. Meeks
Agt
Meetings and travel notices from the Denver show
The National Electric Light Association, Senses League Eagles and Osteopathic Association hold meetings June through August in Denver Colorado with a thirty day round trip ticket sale by the Northern Pacific stopovers allowed within limit. For rates and sale dates visit the ticket office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Electric Light Association
Senses League
Eagles
Osteopathic Association
A. R
Denver
Colo
Northern Pacific
M. G. Meeks
Agt
Old soldiers urge loyalty on Decoration Day
Voice from Mead Post urges unity in honoring Decoration Day and protests that district school flag laws are not enforced. It notes the lack of flags over the city and calls for yearly display of Old Glory from every schoolhouse unless storm prevents. By order of the Post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mead Post
Herald
Militia
Yakima
North Yakima shows rapid growth through home industry zeal
North Yakima gains 121 percent in five years as residents and merchants rally to local agriculture, fruit zones, and home products. The piece cites unity between farmers and merchants, urging other communities to imitate the home‑town commerce model and patronize local industry. Ends with a local sale notice for fruitland near Fruitvale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Yakima
North
Yakima
Commonwealth
Advertised and Lost Letters in North Yakima
A historical notice lists uncalled letters in North Yakima post office dated June 3 and June 1 1905. It includes names such as Roy Anderson, W. C. Austin, Tom Belt, C. H. Taylor, and many others, with one cent due per letter and instruction to state advertised when inquiring. Also notes advertising services and local business promos from The Herald.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Yakima
Wash
Anger
Roy Anderson
W. C. Austin
Tom. Belt
EB. R. Belding
W. Brushu
Alfred Irushu
Louis Brunelle
Archle Brown
George Berkley
W. H.—22
Blanker
Ben B. Bordwell
Annie Cook
C. Ki. Cox
Charles Clifford
Lou Connerdy
Thos. Dean
E. O. Dean
John Eodds
Clara B. Fittles
Earnest Farris
Helen M. Rerris
C. E. Cervais
Lizzie McWinzie
Oscar McDonald
oDshey Neellis
Nita Ousting
Henry Reyton
Joan Berry
Henry Reno
F. O. Richards
Cora Robert
Willie Rohrman
Ed Robillard
Dorieth Shaffer
Jim Slavin
Joseph A. Stubblefield
Geo. S. M. Cadwell
Elk
Yakima
Anderson
John J
Atkins
C. H. Adams
J. W. Bizzard
Elizabeth Bowman
Nasser Baker
J. W. Bywater
Homer
Conrad
Henry Dye
B. Ekland
Ansel Freeman
Vida Frank
L. M. Gilson
Silas Hamilton
E. A. Hartman
John G. McConnaughey
J. W Merryman
Edgar McMahon
B. MacKay
Ernest Moss
Harry Ostranaer
J. C. Peck
Craig Poiset
James M. Studered
Nathan Tegard
J. Wolfe
George R. Williams
Florence Watson
C. Wade
Stephen Warren
F. Webb
George Woods
Elise
C. H. Taylor
P. M
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Yakima Valley
H. B. Scudder & CO
Keene
Washington
Eastman Kodaks
Vermont
New York
New England
West
Yakima Avenue
T. A. Davis
A. Schindeler
Yakima Av
Voice of
The
People
Fruitvale
J. T. Rains
R. F
Richey & Gilbert Co
the Herald
Coffin Bros
Haviland
Greene Mercantile No
Hall
South Selah Avenue
Rinehart’s
South Second Street
Great Milk Producer
M. Schorn
C. H. Hinman
Pho
Prescription Department
F. L. Janege
Rt K. Nichols
Attorney AT Law
Opera House
N. Second Street
Yakima, Wash
John H. Lynch
Yakima National Bank
LoGan
Roberts
Mcaulay & Meigs
Attorneys AT Law Notaries Public
Ditter Block
Anna McNeel
Emerson System of Evolution
Gheert
Yakima National Bank Building
J Frederick M. Rossiter, M. D
Yakima Nat'l Bank
Bing
South Fourth Street
D. W. H. Carver
Thos, H. Rutter
Vererinary Sundon
Bradshaw Veterinary Inf
Melbourne
Australia
N. Y. Life Cavalry
Royal Horse
Montreal
Veterinary Science Association
Canada
Peapleons
Case's Drug Store
Second St
Lynch, M. D
Ditter
Natches Avenue South
Ells & Gordon
Sloan Block
David Rosser
Janeck
Chestnut
Pension Board
P. Frank
First National Bank
Owens-Adair
Edwards
Charlotts Strum
Edwards & Strum
Sloan Bidg
Peer. C. ¥. Heimbaugh
Ahtanum Avenue
Fannie Waite
Toronto
J. © Banks
Schindeler’s
Jewelry Store
G. _ B. DUNCAN
T. G. Redfield
Ofice
Yakima Ave
E. A. Brown
First St
Russia
America
A. J. Shaw
Yakima Lodge
W. B. Newcomb
Bec
A.M
H. B. Scott
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