Yakima Herald June 10 1903 Wednesday edition
A compact notice for the Yakima Herald dated Wednesday June 10 1903 with advertising guidance and publication details for the era, indicating issue timing and public availability.
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Newspaper
Yakima Herald
Location
Yakima, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1903
Page
5
A compact notice for the Yakima Herald dated Wednesday June 10 1903 with advertising guidance and publication details for the era, indicating issue timing and public availability.
The community laments graduation expenses and crowded facilities while urging retrenchment. Citizens argue new school buildings are essential, not lavish displays, to benefit rich and poor alike. Meanwhile a heated dispute over a country press feud unfolds with editors and contributors taking sharp shots.
The May 23 issue of The Commonwealth at Seattle edited by Leonard Fowler contains a sharp editorial roast of the Fairhaven Times and briefly of the Prosser Bulletin and other country journals for disapproving of Jacob Furth of Seattle as possible senatorial timber. The next issue promises an illustrated first-page story claiming a history and scoop of a midnight conference during the senatorial contest.
The text argues advertisers should seek broad reach and value for money, urging careful medium selection and honest circulation figures. It cites Bonafide circulation and notes local actions like Port saloon license annulment and questions government handling of naval station areas versus Vallejo and other cities.
Individuals seeking copies of the new booklet for eastern distribution may obtain them by visiting the Tok Hkr ALD office.
North Yakima Lodge No. 53 Knights of Pythias elected officers led by C. C. W. Hurd as vice commander and C. D. Hauser as prelate. Royal Neighbors named officers including Mrs A J Chambers as Lady Principal and Mrs Allie Murphie as G N. Woodmen of the World held a semi annual election with C H J Rand as Current, A L J G Hillyer as Adjutant and others. Prizes were announced for the 127 campaign with A J Shaw receiving 25 and a net 100 per cent membership prize from head camp.
The Rathbone Sisters held a semiannual election Tuesday naming Past Chief Lizzie Badger and other officers led by Mary Coe and Dora Short. A reception honors Afie Murchie for Grand Manager role in Seattle. Yakima Lodge No 22 IOOF announces Noble Grand H D Hagedorn and other next term officers through December 31.
Mrs. Arthur E. Poole and Mrs. John Thomas hosted a large afternoon reception at Poole residence. About 175 invitations were issued with around 150 accepted. The event featured live music by Mrs. Horsley, Miss Nita Foster, Miss Daisy Boyle, Mrs. Guy Richards, and Miss Susie Erwin. Refreshments included sandwiches coffee ice cream cake and panels.
The Yakima band led by Professor Frank X. Nagler will hold weekly concerts on Friday at 7 30 PM instead of Sunday afternoon. Last year, Friday evenings drew strong crowds. Next Friday's program includes Across the Pacific Fulton Overture Favorite Melodies Rathbun Waltz Lakoty Pettee Gloria Mozart Takes DeWitt Senora Trombone Solo Schottisch Sweet Little Daisies Seltzer Royal Salute Nagler Medley Overature Jolly sul.
In the North Yakima Lumber Co. versus Callendar et al. case Judge Rudkin ruled for the defendant canceling the mortgage on two Front street lots. The mortgage, part payment for a patent fruit vax fastener, involved claims that the seller made false representations. Attorneys were Jones & Guthrie and Whitson & Parker for North West Lumber Co. against Engelhart & Nash for Callendar.
A special round trip from North Yakima to Boston for the Nat Educational Association meeting runs July 6 to 13. Fare is 90.20 with sale June 24–27 and eight day limit for travel. Final return limit is sixty days, tickets must depart Boston by July 12, or deposit with Joint Agent by July 11 with zero cents to extend return to September 1.
Prof C F Heimbaugh advertises magnetic healing for most chronic conditions with a high success rate. He offers free consultation and notes no charge for initial visits.
Notice is given to all persons with claims against the estate of Peter H. McDermid, deceased, of Yakima County Washington to present them with vouchers to the administrator at Whitson Parker North Yakima. Claims must be filed within one year from the first publication or be barred. Dated May 27 1903. J P McDermip Administrator.
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