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Newspaper
Yakima Herald
Location
Yakima, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1907
Page
2
Fragmentary OCR reads as a short public notice or notice snippet with unclear names and dates. Readable bits show an office, a section, and a name like Sami, with the rest obscured.
Rev Porter could not fill his pulpit due to illness but is reported better. Manuel Walters left with his wife for North Dakota after visiting his sister Mrs Harrison. Mrs Wright and daughter visiting Millan Oregon. Former residents Mr and Mrs Vandermark left for North Yakima after a month here. Mrs S J Harrison to Spokane for bankers convention. Weatherwax house nearing completion on Tenth street. Albert Wright praise for fine timothy field. Ben L Scatchard of Grandview visiting W S Ball. Rev E M Smith leaves for Maine. James Updyke and wife to Seattle to make their home.
C Loba nephew of Mrs Persons leaves for Chicago with his mother remaining for the summer. Mr Loba works for Sears Roebuck Co. Miss Clara Wheeler of Naches City visits Miss Minnie Dillon briefly. Oscar and Dick Dillon of Casevade Lumber Co ball team played Wapato. Dillon brothers beat Yakima 5 to 2. Willis Baker Jr returns home from Moxee after visiting aunt Mrs Tickner.
Community notes recount pulpit exchange between Rev. Sanford of Parker and Rev. French of Roslyn, with remarks on overcoming temptations. Attendees hailed from Wapato and nearby communities as local life and health updates appear amid social events and a smallpox quarantine update from Dr. Phillip Frank in Wapato.
Congressman Wesley L. Jones recounts a three week visit to Oahu Kauai Maui and Hawaii. He describes welcoming leis at Honolulu and Haleakala atop an extinct volcano and a crater banquet cooked over lava. The piece notes agriculture including sugar cane pineapple and irrigation costs and cites diverse island populations and schooling with patriotism.
The piece urges broad support for candidates across districts as a metropolitan newspaper backs prizes in a short seven and a half week contest. It promises exciting changes and notes women are joining the race to win valuable prizes including all expenses paid trips to Yellowstone National Park.
A fragment lists residents in North Yak City for District No 1. Names include Pearl Kelley Ligidrary high eector ois ark 118, Lottie Bailey 201 South Ninth Street, Fannie Beardsley 114 South Sixth Street, Jessie Bennett Second Avenue South, Nellie Baker 112 South Fourth Street, Nina Talbert 206 South Sixth Street, Myrtle Bullock 201 Eleventh Avenue South, Katherine Farrell 106 South Second Street, Kate Rushmore South Spokane Avenue.
The article highlights trends including the return of the shirt waist suit with new designs in various fabrics such as veil worsted striped gingham and brown linen. It also mentions 4th of July hats on sale and Army recruitment at Company E seeking 10 RCW men aged 18 to 30 for a Fort Casey training trip.
A beauty promotion promises a flawless complexion using a secret Oriental Greek recipe included with every ring order. The genuine rose cut diamond ring with Tiffany setting is offered for under two dollars, with the complexion recipe free and shipping via money order or stamps. Limited time advertising allure.
Mrs. C. Schott sister of Mrs. P. Jordan is visiting the Jordans at 410 North Third street. She will stay about six weeks then return to her home in Walla Walla.
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